Radio John Cudahy Heads Guest List For Horace Heidt Show
John Cudahy former U S ambassador to Poland and Belgium and now Wisconsin civilian defense director heads the guest list for Horace Heidt's Treasure Chest program Tuesday at 7 30 p m over NBC and WHO Other guests include baseball star Charlie Grimm football star Ted Fritsch O C Hulett president of the Burlington Wis Liars club and model railroad builder W K Walthers plus Ruth Kerr a war plant worker and whistler Also Eddie Cantor Paul Lukas Akim Tamiroff and others appear on rival programs with Nightly nurse and hospital services topics featured by various stations }
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Evening radio schedule from March 11 1943
Radio listings show programs on WMT WGN WHO KXEL and others for Tuesday evening March 11 1943. Entries include news programs Lights Out Singin Sam Treasure Chest The War hours and various musical shows News segments and serials with hosts and station calls.
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Kitty Forle
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Helen Trent
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Sweet River Gael Palm
Appointment of Administratrix and Administrator in Linn County
Notice shows probate matters in Linn County Iowa with two filings in 1943. Administratrix of Frank Cuhei’s estate is appointed April 26 1943 and administrator appointed March 3 1943. Creditors urged to file claims and settle debts promptly with the county clerk’s office.
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Chinese Call Tunisia Victory Blows Tojo
The Allied victory in Tunisia is described as a serious blow to Japan by the Chinese army organ Sao Tang Pao. It calls the Axis collapse in Africa a thunderbolt to Tojo and says he can no longer count on forces from west and east meeting anywhere in the world.
Housewife Admits Writing Threats To High Officials
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said Mrs Carl Horlacher of Nanticoke Pennsylvania confessed to writing threatening letters to Maj Gen Lewis B Hershey War Manpower Commissioner Paul V McNutt and Secretary Henry L Stimson and Rep Paul J Kilday. Handwriting experts linked her to the unsigned letters postmarked in Nanticoke or Wilkes Barre. She opposed the selective service act and was held under the extortion act with penalties up to five years in prison and a $1000 fine.
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Sole Aim to Win War in Shortest Time
Lieut. Gen. Jacob L. Devers takes command of U S Army in Europe and declares one goal to win the war as quickly as possible. He emphasizes no let up in air power and promises to intensify aerial operations while continuing armored warfare traditions.
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New Carbon Rayon Hosiery Production Ban Ordered
Washington reports the War Production Board issued an order prohibiting the manufacture of full fashioned rayon hosiery made from very fine cotton yarns. The move aims to remove hosiery deemed not serviceable or durable from production and sale.
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Cotton rationing predicted for United States
Georgia agriculture chief Tom Linder says in Market Bulletin editorial that cotton rationing in the United States is not far off. The Atlanta origin is noted with the INS report on Monday night.
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U.S. to Quit Alcan Highway After War
Brig. Gen. James A. O Connor announced the United States will withdraw troops and civilian personnel from the Alcan highway area after the war. He denied rumors of U.S. plans to monopolize the route from Dawson Creek to Fairbanks.
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Four Die as Army Plane Crashes at Marine Base
Four killed and 63 wounded when an army experimental plane failed to take off and crashed into the recruit hut area at a U S Marine base in San Diego. The dead include Pegy the pilot A McMakin and three Marines. Civilian employees of Consolidated Vultee Aircraft were aboard. all but McMakin survived. Witnesses said the run ended in a crash through temporary buildings then a blaze.
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Elliott Roosevelt Returns to England
Lieut. Col. Elliott Roosevelt, son of President Roosevelt, is back in England with the United States Eighth Air Force, as disclosed Monday.
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New British Destroyer Pakenham Reported Lost
The admiralty announced that the destroyer Pakenham has been lost. Details of sinking or location were not disclosed. The vessel had been built and commissioned since the war began.
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Betting Spurts on Time of War's End
In London Allied victory in Tunisia sparked betting on war’s end. Brokers offered even money Italy would be knocked out by year end and Germany defeated by November 1944. Victory rally lifted bonds in occupied France and Greece while Pacific war bets were largely ignored. Buy war bonds.
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Museum Turns Down Sally Rand's Fans
CHICAGO. The Chicago Historical Society board of trustees declines to accept Sally Rand's fans from the Century of Progress for its permanent exhibition. The decision states the fans lack sufficient historical interest for inclusion despite Rand's prominence as a leading exponent of the fan dance.
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