Radio Notes and Comment Ters Will Hit Network Airwaves
A roundup of radio and TV listings notes several programs airing this week on CBS Mutual NBC and network stations. Highlights include eden ahbez on Dick Haymes show and Haymes offering Na nature Boy arrangement. Martha Tilton Gordon Jenkins orchestra and more star appearances.
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Dick Haymes
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Ahbez
Ah-Bay
Nature Boy
Martha Tilton
Gordon Jenkins Orchestra
Eden Ahbez
Harry Davenport
Family Theater
Mutual-Kcrg
KCRK
Edgar Kobak
Mutual Network
Luana Patten
Miss Boo
Reader’s Digest
CBS
WMT
Radio Schedule Snippet With Musical and News Segments
A partial radio listing shows programming on KCRK 96.9 FM including news at 6:15 and 11:55, musical blocks, talent programs, and various features such as Mutual Newsreel and Baseball Scores. Names like Harmon, Heatter, and Baker appear among the listings.
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MBB
Muate
Harmon, Hasset
Billy Rose
MBS
Gabriel Heatter Sane
Mutual
Family Theater
He Peo Areener O
Marlo
Mune de Art Baker
Bing Revue
Superman
Capt
Mlament Mas
Tom Mix
Radio and News Schedule Snippet From 1940s Block
A fragmented listing shows radio and TV style program cues with stations KCRG KXEL WMT WHO and others. Entries include news music time stamps, talent lineups such as Henry Morgan and Willie Piper, and late night programs like Crime Photographer and First Nighter. The jumble hints at a broad schedule across multiple stations with varied entertainment and news blocks.
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KCEQ
KXEL
Jack Smith
KCRG
Noderns
WMT
Bob Crosby
Harkness
Edward Narrow
B.ea
Aldric
Amily T
FBI
Agee Harmen
Bassett
Iowa
EXEL
Henry Morgan
Burns
Alien
Mr. Keen
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Willie Piper
al Jolson
Dick Haymes
Mutual Newareel
Pits Lea
Erskine Johnson
Radio Schedule Snapshot from KCRG and Affiliates
A dense listing of radio and TV program slots across multiple stations including KCRG WHO WMT and KXEL. It pairs show names with airing times from early morning to late evening and notes guests, hosts, and sponsor cues across music news drama and public affairs.
Deserter McMillin Worked In Embassy Code Room In Moscow
UPI reports Sgt James M McMillin, son of a West Point graduate, worked in the American embassy ultra secret code room in Moscow. He writes he intends to stay in Russia as protest against anti Soviet capitalist policies and seeks a job in Russian industry. The embassy notes charges of a Russian Mata Hari seducing him were denied.
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Moscow
James M. McMillin
West Point
Russia
America
U. S. State Department
United States
Tae
Izvestia
McMillin
House Passes Mundt Nixon Anti Red Bill
The House approved the Mundt Nixon anti red bill by a 319 to 58 vote. It requires Communist leaders to break ties with Moscow or face jail, moving to the Senate for consideration.
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House
Washington
Moscow
un-American Activities Committee
House Sends Stringent Anti Communist Bill to Senate
The House approved a hard line anti Communist bill, applying criminal penalties up to ten years and ten thousand dollars, forcing registration of Communist groups, barring mail and radio use, and denying federal benefits. Prostpects of Senate action were raised by Senator Wherry with a pledge to consider before adjournment. Critics called the measure unconstitutional and warned of a witch hunt.
Lawmakers reject amendments to substitute judicial for legislative guilt
Debate over a measure features riders rejected as opponents shout down amendments. Rep Coudert proposes shielding advocates of dictatorship, Holifield seeks to strike Communist definitions, Multer targets Communist front registries, Owens would bar political views as criteria, while the core bill requires groups to register with the attorney general and face restrictions.
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United States
Communist Party
Rep. Coudert
R-N.y
Rep
Holifield
D-Calif
Rep. Multer
D-N.y
Waterways Bill Passed by Senate
The Senate approved a record 640.3 million dollar funding for waterways construction for the coming year, matching the appropriations committee. The bill now heads to conference with the House which proposed 538.9 million. Vote against slicing 200 million was 55 to 18. Iowa senators Hickenlooper and Wilson joined the majority.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Reed
R-Kan
Appropriations Committee
Army Department
Panama Canal
Soldiers’ Home
Signal Corps
Alaska
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Wilson
Somerset Hat With Ear Muffs Sells Amid Spring Fluctuation
In Somerset Pennsylvania a department store advertised a straw hat with ear muffs reflecting spring weather swings. The feature highlights the season's variable temps as shoppers adjust to sudden cool spells.
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Somerset
Senators Approve Plan To Bolster United Nations
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously approved the Vandenberg six point plan for stabilizing peace within the United Nations framework. The House committee plans its own UN strengthening policy as part of the U.N. participation act, with Senate approval pending.
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Washington
Ins
Vandenberg
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.N
House
Secretary of
State Marshall
U. S
Foreign Relations Committee
Funeral Robber Confesses Reading Obits to Rob Mourners
Pittsburgh police report Frank Reymer confessed that he read newspaper obituaries then robbed the homes of the bereaved while they attended funerals.
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Pittsburgh
Frank Reymer
Miss Dolph Celebrates 101st Birthday in Scranton
Still playful Miss Florence Dolph, age 101, marked her birthday in Scranton by sliding down the banister to break fast, adding a light moment to the celebration.
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Scranton, Pa
Florence Dolph
Labor Group Urges Blue Be Defeated
The Iowa State Federation of Labor adopted a resolution opposing re election of Gov. Robert D. Blue at its convention. It faulted his administration for farm to market road delays and weak educational and welfare policy while backing a strong U S military program and broader old age assistance protections.
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Waterloo
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Robert D. Blue
Iowa
Federation
U.S
Independence Baker Elected to Office in Iowa
Earl Anderson of Sioux City was elected president of the Iowa Bakers Association in Des Moines. New officers include Charles Joines vice president Robert Stark treasurer Ralph H Dickman directors Larry Jung Paul Fern and Vernon Webbeking. Ottumwa housewife Mrs Clyde Hightshoe urged bakers to provide items housewives cannot make themselves.
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Earl Anderson
Sioux City
Iowa Bakers Association
Charles Joines
Independence
Robert Stark
Ralph H. Dickman
Algona
Larry Jung
Carroll
Paul Fern
Washington
Vernon Webbeking
Waterloo
Clyde Hightshoe
Ottumwa
Union Need Not Pay Non-Strikers, Examiner Rules
An NLRB examiner ruled that striking workers need not be paid wages lost by non-strikers kept from jobs by picketing and violence at Colonial Hardwood Flooring in Hagerstown Maryland. The decision centers on United Furniture Workers CIO and Local 472. The examiner said non-strikers could gain entry with police protection.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Five Man
William F. Scharnikow
Colonial Hardwood Flooring Company
Hagerstown
Folsom Withdraws His Presidential Candidacy
Gov. James E. Folsom said he will not accept the Democratic nomination for president under any circumstances. He has officially withdrawn his candidacy and will attend the national convention only as a delegate after previously announcing on January 27 his plan to seek the nomination as a favorite son candidate.
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Montgomery
Ala
James E. Folsom
Folsom
Memory Leads Omaha Man to Reunite Lost Dog
Emil Hampl of Omaha recognized Queenie from a 1945 newspaper photo and helped reunite the missing dog with her owner Mrs Jo Ann Ross Nicholson of Pittsburgh. Queenie had escaped at Union Station during a train trip and later lived with Mr and Mrs Paul L Ehlers in Omaha who renamed her Daisy. Nicholson was notified of the reunion.
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Emil Hampl
Queenie
Jo Ann Ross Nicholson
Fort Collins
Colo
Pittsburgh
Union Station
Nicholson
G I Is Sentenced for Insulting Red Officers
Frankfort RP reports Pfc. Robert Osolinski of Perth Amboy New Jersey was sentenced to six months in jail and fined 300 for profanely insulting two Russian officers. Cpl. John R. Murphy of Indianapolis was acquitted of insulting and tried to calm his comrade. Osolinsky pleaded guilty after drinking the night of April 17. United States army officials had apologized to the Russians.
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Robert Osolinski
Perth Amboy
N. J
John R. Murphy
Indianeapolis
Osolinski
United States Army
Murphy
Oselinsky
Robert D. Durst
Springfield
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