Radio Network Censorship and Guest Lineup Report
A New York survey notes NBC CBS and ABC bar cross plugging, while CBS allows mentions if relevant to a broadcast. The piece lists forthcoming programs across networks, including Brigadoon highlights on NBC and other guests on CBS and Mutual stations, plus mentions of personalities and upcoming shows.
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Fred Allen
Nets
New York
NBC
CBS
ABC
Razzer Henry Morgan
Witte Nbc
Bob Hope
Community names listed for event moderator role
Barbara Hubert of Wilson Maye Blumenshine of Independence and Robert Rudd of Bloomfield are among those named. Douglas Grant of WMT will be moderator.
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Barbara Hubert
Wilson
Maye Blumenshine
Independence
Robert Rudd
Bloomfield
Douglas Grant
WMT
Evening Radio Schedule May 9 1987 for WGN and Others
The page lists a dense hour by hour schedule for May 9 1987 across stations WGN WHO KXEL KNEL and more. Programs include Morning and afternoon blocks with hosts such as June Baker Ava Johnson and Agnes Wandaly plus various musical segments, farm reports, news and entertainment features. Entities include WGN WMT WHO KXEL KNEL and others, with times from 9:15 a.m. to 10:15 p.m. across multiple bands and show titles like Parade of Farm Hour and News.
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WGN
June Baker
WMT
Weed
Foster
Kate Smith
Washington
Ava_ Johnson
McConnell
Holly
KXEL
Grand Central
Gov Blue
WHO Farm
G. Sterney
Burl Ives
Kxel Asher
Jim Wihto
Alan Young
KNEL
Ginny Simm
Tee Moor
Jack Smith
Kxel Spo
Kenny Baker
E. “Scofield
WGN New
Wee Ports
Lewis
KNEL_ Soc. Securit
Voice of Iowa
Graham
R.F.D
Lonefellows Lam
Our Town
WGN Bianc
Ander
Hilltoppers
Pam
Jet
Farmer
Rouse
Jerry
Zeldi
Dick Baker
M. Agronsk
Horse Assn
Helen
Mus
WIO
Mary Miles
Garden Gate
Arey
Andrews
Harry Wismer
WGN Farm
Opi
WGN Navy
WGN Baker
WGN Canaries
Lonefellows
Jimmy Blair
WHO
Huge 48 Tax Cut Pondered
Washington AP reports a broad tax revision may yield billions in 1948 while a $3.8 billion annual cut is before Congress. House Ways and Means will hold public hearings May 19 led by Knutson. Millikin forecasts a Social Security payroll tax freeze at 1 percent each for employer and employee, saving about $2 billion in 1948.
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Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Knutson
R-Minn
Millikin
R-Colo
Senate Finance Committee
London Municipal Strike Ends After 10 Days
London officials announced the end of a 10 day municipal strike that left city streets dirty with garbage and fish waste. Billingsgate market backed up as garbagemen returned to work and grave diggers resumed duties after the stoppage.
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London
City of
Billingsgate
Fish Market
Lost $625 Radium Needle Found in Iowa City Dump
In Iowa City a $625 radium needle weighing 25 milligrams used in University of Iowa hospital obstetrics and gynecology was recovered at the city dump after a two hour search with a Geiger counter. Six scientists and three medical doctors, aided by students, located the needle beneath several feet of rubbish near a junk pile.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Gerhard Hartman
John A. Eldridge
Roy E. Moon
Bertil Roseberg
Communists Shut as Brazil Closes Offices in State Actions
In Rio de Janeiro and several states the government moved to shut Communist offices and unions. Governor Silvestre Goes Maneiro ordered all Communist cells in Alagoas closed after a tribunal outlawed the party for foreign ties. Police halted unions linked to Communist cells and the Communist Youth Organization was suspended.
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Rio DE Janeiro
INS
Silvestre Goes Maneiro
Alagoas
Brazil
Supreme Electrical Commission
Russia
Justice Ministry
Monteiro
Justice
Fernando Costa Neto
Electrical Tribunal
Amaro Pedrosa
Pernambuco
Brazilian Workers Confederation
Couple Seeks Beet Sugar for Infant Son Health
Greenfield Indiana four month old Allan Brown suffers asthma and grain allergy. Parents Robert and Mrs Brown and a doctor seek beet sugar to replace cane sugar in infant formula, hoping to aid recovery. They publish the plea hoping someone can supply the sugar.
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Greenfield, Ind
INS
Robert Brown
Allan Brown
Clark Hosts Birthday Dinner for President Truman
Attorney General Clark gave a birthday dinner for President Truman at the F Street club. The event Thursday night included cabinet officers and other high government officials in attendance.
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Washington
INS
Truman
Clark
F Street Club
Actress Joan Woodbury Welcomes Six-Pound Daughter Heather
Hollywood actress Joan Woodbury, wife of Henry Wilcox, gave birth to a six-pound girl at Hollywood hospital. The baby, delivered by cesarean, is named Heather.
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Hollywood
INS
Joan Woodbury
Henry Wilcoxon
Hollywood Hospital
Heather
Manning Woman Named President of Iowa Clubs
Mrs. A. D. Wiese of Manning was named president director of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs. Elected officers include First Vice President Mrs. Fred C. Lovrien Spencer Second Vice President Mrs. Martin Van Oost erhout Orange City Recording Secretary Mrs. P. N. Longshore Woodard Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Harold Nissen Walnut Treasurer Mrs. Wayne Bonnell Fort Dodge At the awards luncheon Mrs. C. E. Howard of Waterloo won first in the Iowa playwriting division for Good Enough which also won national first. Mrs. Lloyd Morrison of Grinnell won first in poetry for the Iowa Federation song lyrics.
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C. E. Howard
Waterloo
Iowa
Lloyd- Morrison
Grinnell
Iowa Federation
Truman seeks 10 million more for post office funds
President Truman asked Congress for an additional 10,924,000 to run the post office department through June 30. The request covers 9,100,000 for clerks and staff and 1,000,000 for city carriers, with the rest for miscellaneous items. The proposal goes to the Senate Appropriations Committee amid criticism from Bridges that the post office blames Congress for mail-service curtailments.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Post Office Department
Senate Appropriations Committee
Bridges
R-N. H
Bitter Campaign by Moscow Against Western Press Seen
Berlin reports that Moscow has launched a coordinated campaign against Western media through Pravda Izvestia and radio broadcasts accusing the American press of distortion. A Soviet stage play targets Western publishers as war-mongers, while observers cite U.S. insistence on free press clauses in treaties as a likely trigger. The South African gold figure is noted as background.
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Berlin
Stalin
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Pravda
Izvestia
Stassen
South St. Paul, Minn
Soviet Union
Constantine Seminov
United States
Mussolini
Hitler
Russia
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