Radio Schedule Highlights with Hope and Celebrities
NADINE SUBOTNIK notes Friday evening brings Mr and Mrs Bob Hope to NBC and WHO in a guest format from Hollywood on the All-Time Hit Parade. Virginia Weidler Victor Mature and Lulu Bates appear on Kate Smith and John Carson joins Art Linkletter on People Are Funny. Hoover visits Bill Stern. Hook n Ladder Follies moves to Hollywood as Andy Devine's Dude Ranch premieres at 10 am Saturday. The program lineup includes Martha musical broadcasts, visiting stars at Lawson General Hospital, and cadet nurse induction coverage from Washington with multiple network and local stations.
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Bob Hope
NBC
WHO
Hollywood
Virginia Weidler
Wero
Victor Mature
The
Coast Guard
Kate Smith
WMT
Jack Carson
Art Linkletter
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Bill Stern
WMAQ
Andy Devine
Andy
Sons of the Pioneers
Radio Schedule Hour by Hour May 13 1944
Hour by hour programming across WM brain stations lists CBS NBC WGN WHO WMT KXEL and more with shows from Amos n Andy to Lucille Ball and Kate Smith. Includes news segments sports and soap opera style drama amid a wartime broadcasting lineup.
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WHO Farm
WGN
WMT Melodiers
WMT
Grant
Bob Becker
Shelley
Owen Cowboys
Ginsburgh Oo
WHO Longfellows
Lightnin
Joe E
Grant & Rice
Ginsbureh
Josas
Johnny Betts
Exnel Minstrels
Bob Hope
Ann
Drake
Stetch
Novatime
Sheridan
Pinno, Ander
Radio Schedule Snippet Shows Evening Lineup
Radio listings describe 5:15 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. programs with musical pieces and news segments. Names such as Dixon WGN Henson Wismer and Curt Massey appear alongside station logos EXEL and World Today GN Sports.
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Curt Massey
WMT
Henson
WGN Canaries
Wismer
Curt WM
World Today
GN Sports
Exel L, Henderson
Nazi Tank Units Attack Reds on Banks of Dnestr
London reported huge German tank and infantry forces attacking the Soviet bridgehead on the west bank of the Dnestr river above Tiraspol, but the Red Army repelled the assault with heavy losses. Berlin claimed breakthrough and expansion, while Moscow said Soviet troops were repelling large enemy forces northwest of Tiraspol.
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London
Dnestr
Tiraspol
Red Army
Moscow
Berlin
Bessarabia
Chisinau
Crimean
Cherconese
Sevastopol
BBC
Crimea
Constanta
House Group To Call Biddle On Ward Seizure Probe
The seven member special house committee will summons Attorney General Francis Biddle to testify at an open hearing about the Montgomery Ward seizure. War Labor Board Chairman William H. Davis and other federal officials will appear. The group seeks a $10,000 appropriation for its fact finding inquiry and to hire a secretary.
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Washington
INS
House
Montgomery Ward & Co
Francis Biddle
War Labor Board
William H. Davis
Charles S. Dewey
R-N
Robert Ramspeck
Georgia
Eisenhower to lead G 5 civil affairs in Germany and beyond
General Eisenhower unveils the G 5 civil affairs unit prepared to operate in Germany France Holland and other western European countries under Lt Gen A E Grassett and Brig Gen Julius C Holmes. The team will aid civilian administration, evacuate Nazis, install trustworthy officials and restore services and governance.
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Britain
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
Reich
Eisenhower
Supreme Headquarters
AMG
Italy
France
Holland
Europe
A. E. Grassett
Royal Engineers
Julius C. Holmes
Mark Clark
North Africa
Frank J. McSherry
Washington, D. C
United States
Naples
United Press
Czechoslovakia
Balkan
Mediterranean
Charles de Gaulle
National Committee of Liberation
Norway
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
More Priorities Granted Farmers
The War Production Board amended priority regulations to aid farmers in obtaining supplies for about 300 items. Dealers must give farmers preference based on written certification that the goods will be used for farm operation, and certificates may cover replacements for sold merchandise.
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Washington
War Production ‘Board
Anamosa Parolee Held After Fight
Edgar K. Bayles 24, on parole from a robbery term, pled innocent to two assault with intent to murder charges stemming from a tavern fight Tuesday. Accomplices William Steffens 30 and sailor Russell Neese 25 were slashed in the incident. Judge Ralph Moore set a $10,000 bond and May 25 hearing.
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Des Moines
Edgar K. Bayles
Anamosa Reformatory
William Steffens
Russell Neese
Bayles
Ralph Moore
Three Des Moines Club Owners Lose Rationed Food Privilege
In Des Moines federal court, Judge Charles Dewey signed permanent injunctions denying Victor Talerico owner of the Tally Ho, and John Critelli owner of Johnnie Critelli's and Johnnie's Downtown, the right to serve rationed foods with point values. OPA district enforcement attorney Donald Holdoegel charged overages, missing reports, and use of loose stamps from relatives to obtain rationed foods. Neither operator opposed the injunctions but denied intent to violate OPA rules.
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DES Moines
Charles Dewey
Federal District Court
Victor Talerico
John Critelli
Johnnie Critelli
Johnnie
Donald D. Holdoegel
OPA
Attorney Koehne Fined for Contempt in Seditious Trial
Chief Justice Edward C. Eicher fined Ira Chase Koehne of Washington $50 for contempt after the lawyer questioned a juror’s anatomy in the seditious conspiracy trial of 29 defendants. Koehne, who represents four defendants, was the third defense attorney fined since the trial began.
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Washington
Edward C. Eicher
United States District Court
Ira Chase Koehne
Koehne
Eicher
Herbie Kay Dies At Dallas Hospital
Nationally known bandleader Herbie Kay 40 died at a Dallas hospital after weeks there following treatment at the Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn His widow Betty Denning resides in Dallas and was named in the report
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Dallas
Herbie Kay
Kay
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Betty Denning
Bricker Attacks Scarcity Plan During Midwest Tour
Gov. John Bricker of Ohio denounces New Deal farm policy as a scarcity doctrine and calls for reorganizing agriculture. He warns of prewar food shortages, opposes food destruction, and urges unrestricted production to end subsidies, as he campaigns for the Republican nomination with stops in Omaha, Lincoln, and Milwaukee.
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Des Moines
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Bricker
Mutual Broadcasting System
Buckeye
Midwest
Omaha
Lincoln, Neb
Milwaukee
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Ohio Governor Calls for Farm Price Reform and Department Overhaul
The Ohio governor urged ending farm subsidies and restoring the department of agriculture to a service role. He advocated a full production program, true cooperative systems on a sound business basis, and study of diversification to boost regional self sufficiency.
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Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Department of Agri
Farmer Voice Against Dictatorial Government Hazards
A culture is imperative. The American farmer can cope with the hazards of nature, but not with the hazards of dictatorial government and the whims of its agents. The statement highlights farmer resilience challenged by oppressive policy and bureaucratic whim.
Gable to Instruct In Aerial Gunnery
The Washington Star reports Capt. Clark Gable will be assigned as an aerial gunnery instructor at the Army Air Forces Technical School in Denver. During his Europe tour he studied aerial gunnery and photography.
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Washington
The
Washington Star
Clark Gable
Army Air Forces Technical School
Denver
Europe
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Lawson General Hospital
Atlanta
Cadet Nurse Corps
Constitutional Hall
Strahorn’s
Thomas Parran
Public Health Service
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frances P. Bolton
Lucille Petrie
Helen Wayes
Paul W. McNutt
War Manpower Commission
Nancy Gibbons
Radio Council-Y.w.c
Martha Becker
Dorothy Curl
Lydia Lohman
Stelen Cortez
Ina May Hoffman
Clayton Ellis
Lucille Manners Vio
Nick Carter
WBBM
Bias
Blue
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Bandar
Amos
Reid
Cliff Helen
Leland Stone
Rangers
Weird Circle
Reese
Lewis
KXEL
Gross
Ghicaga
Lucille Man
Cecil Brown
Neilson Exel
Collere
Twe Bae
Navy
Wil0 Farm News
Tom Howard
Mornership
WGN Frolics
Jerry
Zelda
L. Turner Co
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Dreier
Holbr
V.lind Rae
Reveille
G. Lewis
Red Cross
Cowboy
Sam
Dick Baker
WGN Land of Free
Allen Roth
Omar
WGN Good Morning
al Willams
Betty Moore
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MT News
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1540 Club
Jane Foster
Hickenlooper
America
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Times Square
Tor
Carney
Piure
Merchants National Bank
Wat News
Dixon
WGN Navy Board
Mart L. Murray
Amn
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Anamosa Parolee
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Sary
Gable
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