Radio programs and guests on NBC WHO and others Monday
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports a slate of broadcasts with John Gunther guesting on Information Please at 8 30 p m on NBC and WHO. Other features include Vox Pop at 7 p m from Camp Endicott Rhode Island The Blessings of Liberty salute to I Am an American Day Cavalcade of America at 7 p m on WHO and NBC Roosevelt Crooks orchestra at 7 30 p m on NBC WHO Hollywood’s George Raft Raymond Massey star in Action in the North Atlantic for Radio Theater at 8 p m on CBS WMT Screen Guild Players at 9 p m with Crosby Rhodes Colonna and Vera Vague Tele phon e Hour guest Alec Templeton at 8 p m on NBC Spotlight Bands Tommy Dorsey from Great Lakes at 8 30 p m on Blue KXEL Horace Heidt quiz for service men at 9 30 p m on KXEL Landon to speak Platform for America at 12 30 p m Tuesday on NBC WHO.
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Ohn Gunther
NBC
WHO
John Kieran
Franklin P. Adams
Oscar Levant
Clifton Fediman
John Gaifield
America
Hollywood
George Raft
Raymond Massey
North Atlantic
Radio Theater
CBS
WMT
Bob Crosby
Betty Rhodes
Jerry Colonna
Vera Vague
Screen Guild Players
Tommy Dorsey
Naval Hospital At
Great Lakes
Blue
KXEL
Richard Crooks
Percy Faith
EXEL
Horace ‘Heldt Peaegite
Hour by Hour Radio Schedule May 15 1944
Detailed listing of programs for Saar Evening and morning hours on May 15 1944 across stations WHO WMT WGN KXEL WMAQ WENR and others. Includes show titles anchors and time blocks from 6 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. plus morning schedule May 16 with News Devotions Breakfast and daytime dramas.
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Helen
WMT
WGN
Johnny Betts
Kxel Ranaesrs
Ed Sullivan
KXEL
H. R. Gre
WHO
WMT Lewis
WMT Symphonette
Wo Farm News
Jerry
Zelda
Dreier von Revelie
Veille
New
Mary Miles
Dick Baker
Vic Lindleh
F Voelker
Voelke
A.m
Lora Lawto
Valiant
Kitty Foyle
MM Exel Trues
EXEL
Honeyman
Exel Sardi
Vic
WMT Horizon
David Harur
Jenny von
Judy
Jan
Kate Smlth
Carter
Jane Foster
Bander Ve & Sister
Don Norma
Lem Turner C
Helen Trenty
Holbr
WMT Gal Sunda
WGN Boyse
WMT Melodiers
Superman
Terry
Pirates
Edwin Hin
Chick Carter
Harrigan
Bradley
Henson
Safery
J. Armstrong
World Today
Sugar Report Boosts Morale and Letters to Soldiers
Sugar Report means more to a soldier’s morale than payment. A letter from his one and only is the outstanding event of any day and he rereads it many times. Mail from any source lifts spirits while silence quiets his morale and news of multiple letters means he has a sugar market.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Marshal
National Army of Liberation
Tito Reveals Human Side Behind Yugoslav Fortress
Reuters dispatch from Marshal Tito’s mountain HQ details a zigzag ascent to a cave fortress near the front. Tito, tall and stern yet laughing, discusses German weaknesses and the Ustaše with reporters over plum brandy and Dalmatian wine, ending the visit after midnight.
Nauru Bombed by American Air Forces
Pacific fleet announces Mitchell bombers of the Seventh Air Force struck Nauru on May 12 targeting a munitions dump an airfield and phosphate works. Liberators with Marines Corsairs dive bombers and naval aircraft hit aims in the Marshalls the same day with no American losses reported.
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Pearl. Harbor
Ins
Seventh Air Force
Nauru
Pacific Fleet
Marshalls
Life Insurance Owners Fight Rising Prices for America
Report explains how 68 million life insurance policy-holders curb wartime inflation by investing dollars in policies, not civilian goods. It highlights public notices published by Life Insurance Companies in America detailing price control, societal and economic benefits, and ongoing citizen duty to support national welfare through prudent spending.
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America
Life Insurance Ownership Compared to 1943 Income
An analysis states life insurance owned is the greatest financial security by people through initiative but notes 1943 ownership matched only about the national income for that year, signaling room for meaningful improvement.
How This Life Insurance Divides Up
The passage notes a 1943 rise in policies of 1000 dollars or more, about one third higher than 1942. It asserts Americans increasingly seek adequate life protection and that broader, flexible policies reach all income levels. It claims larger average policy amounts per family due to broader availability.
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America
United States
Life insurance shapes character and civic virtue
This piece argues that life insurance fosters personal responsibility initiative and thrift enabling Americans to become stronger self reliant citizens. It claims life insurance creates better neighbors and friends who build a stronger democracy and community.
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America
Life Insurance Assets and Economic Stability
Life insurance assets are funds held to guarantee policyholder obligations and are invested to earn safely. This strategy lowers insurance costs and sustains a steady flow of capital that supports America's standard of living.
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America
How These Assets Work for You in Real Estate Mortgages
A concise overview explains how real estate assets function in investment portfolios. It covers mortgage-backed concepts, risk and return implications, and practical steps for evaluating property secured loans within diversified holdings. It highlights asset types, borrower profiles, and market factors shaping outcomes.
Life Insurance Affects Economy and Jobs
The life insurance industry fuels national economic growth by funding business development and industry expansion, supporting job creation and stability. It strengthens national security and prestige, contributing to America’s standing and the quality of life for citizens.
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America
Total life insurance payouts and reserves rise in 1943
American families received an average of 6.48 million dollars daily in life insurance payments in 1943, covering income, education, retirement, disability and emergencies. The rise in policy reserves plus these payments added about 3 percent to total premiums paid in.
Life insurance supports American home and liberty
The passage argues that every American home functions as a small democracy teaching self government and respect for others. It says life insurance sustains homes during misfortune, maintains morale, and reinforces permanence and solidarity as part of the American way of life.
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