Notable wartime radio guests listed for Tuesday programs
NADINE SUBOTINE reports army flyer Armand Monteverde heads the service man guest list for Johnny Presents Ginny Simms at 7 p.m. on NBC and WHO. Also featured are Sergt. Donald Roath and Richard Forte, plus Edgar Fairchild and the Bombardiers chorus. John Moninger will appear on Horace Heidt's Treasure Chest at 7:30 p.m. on WHO, with other shows featuring Diana Barrymore Agnes Moorehead Undersecretary Patterson and Nation at War anniversary program on various networks.
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Armand L. Monteverde
Greenland
The
Gazette
Johnny
Ginny Simms
NBC
WHO
Sergt
Donald Roath
Solomons
Richard Forte
Douglas Aircraft
Edgar Fairchild
John Moninger
Marshalltown
Coe College
Horace Heidt
Moninger
Institute of American Meat Packers
Chicago
Diana Barrymore
al Jolson
Monty Woolley
WMT
Zorina
Duffy
KXEL
Agnes Moorehead
Burns and Allen
Robert Patterson
MBS
Bob Hope
Red Skelton
Evening radio schedule May 25 1943 listing programs and stations
Radio timetable for Tuesday May 25 1943 across WMT WGN WHO KXEL and others detailing hour by hour shows from 6 p.m. to 10:45 p.m. including music songs news and drama at various stations and hosts such as Stan V. Borge Arthur Hale and Duffy's.
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WMT
WGN
Stan Who
Dr. Bradley Kxel
V. Borge
Arthur Hale
WGN Music
Rea Skelti
Kxel Herring
Lewis
Chicago
D. Robert
WGN Farm Hour
Exel Rdi
Horizons
KXEL
1540 Club
Jenny
David Harum
Kate Smith
Carter
Judy
Jane Krael Mement
Linda
Helen Trent
Holb
Music Gems
Pam
Happy Homes
Dr. Bradley
Reveille
Weelles
E.m
Bunrise Patrol
Owen Cowhys
Shelier
Jim Poole
Wes & Red N
Joyce Jordan
WGN Paint
Guidin
WMT Bach
Holbr
Maione
Music Mart
Mary Marlin
Henson
Sam LJ Armstrong
WMT World Today
Superman
Himmler Orders Dutch Workers to Repair Ruhr Area
Gestapo Chief Heinrich Himmler orders thousands of workers from Holland and other occupied countries to rebuild the Ruhr after RAF floods. Aneta said more than 1,000 laborers were assigned to Kassel alone.
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Himmler
Ruhr
London
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Holland
R.A.F
Mohne
Eder
Aneta
Netherlands
Kassel
Two Navy Flyers Dead In Edmonds Plane Crash
Two navy airmen were killed when their plane crashed during a routine training flight near Edmonds Washington. Ensign Robert B. Ingman Jr son of Mrs Robert B. Ingman of Miami Florida and George William Fisher aviation machinist mate third class son of Mrs Bernice Mae Fisher of Decorah Iowa died in the mishap.
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Seattle
INS
Edmonds
Wash
Thirteenth
Naval District
Robert B. Ingman, Jr
Robert B. Ingman
Miami
Fla
George William Fisher
Bernice Mae Fisher
Decorah
Historic Cedar Rapids Gazette Passenger Ledger Notes
The fragment describes publication details of the Cedar Rapids Gazette from 1883 including publisher Jon Miller, editor, wire service affiliations with Associated Press and United Press International, and subscription rates for carrier and mail deliveries across regions.
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Associated Press
United Press International News Service
Iowa
U.S
Reds Need More Food to Win War, Delegate Asserts
Soviet delegate A D Krutikov told reporters in Hot Springs that Moscow needs more food now and for postwar restoration to sustain the Red army and liberated populations. He said lend lease is not on the agenda but urged urgent food relief to cover wartime and recovery needs.
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Hot Springs
Soviet
Russia
United States
A. D. Krutikov
United Nations Food Conference
Krutikov
Red Army
Germany
Soviet Union
Tresselle Tipton Becomes an Ensign at Naval Station
Richard H. Tresselle athletic director at Tipton junior college was commissioned a naval ensign at Des Moines officer procurement station. He will report June 1 to the naval training school at Cornell University Ithaca New York for duty.
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Tresselle
Tipton
Des Moines
Richard H. Tresselle
Tipton Junior College
Des Moiree
Naval Training School
Cornell University
Ithaca, N. Y
Yugoslavia Best Route for Invasion Says Refugee Publisher
Miloye Sokitch former Yugoslav parliament member and Pravda editor now in the United States argues Yugoslavia offers the best safest invasion route into Germany. He cites an organized Yugoslav army 350000 strong and an armed resistance in mountains to help Allied beach heads on the Adriatic then move through the Balkans toward the Danube basin and Romania. He warns Nazi policies cause famine and agricultural sabotage and notes a lost generation of 100000 Yugoslav children wandering post conquest.
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New York
INS
Yugoslavia
Germany
Miloye Sokitch
Sokitch
Pravda
Belgrade
Italy
United States
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Mikhailovich
Partisans
Adriatic
Balkans
Varcar-Morava
Danube
Rumania
Balkan
Greece
Bulgaria
Mass Migrations Urged to Make World Better Fed
United States delegation to a food conference proposes population adjustments to improve global nutrition. Options include emigration of surplus workers and resettlement, shifting farm labor to factories, plus irrigation and distribution reforms. Proposals call for an international data agency, expanded production, marketing systems, and subsidized access to foods for vulnerable groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
United States
Two Louisa County Flyers Are Missing In War
Lieut Hartley Westbrook and Staff Sergt John Arnhood from Columbus Junction are missing in action in the European theater. Westbrook, an Army Air Corps flyer stationed in England for two years, had recently been decorated for bravery. Arnhood, a bomber gunner, served about a year, went to South America before overseas deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Hartley Westbrook
John Arnhood
Grandview
War Department
Westbrook
Army Air Corps
England
Bravry
Alnhood
South America
Milk Marketing Hearing Ordered by War Food Administration
The War Food Administration called a public hearing to review all federal milk marketing orders. The aim is to adjust them in light of price ceiling and purchase and resale programs. The hearing will be held next Friday at the Agriculture Department in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Food Administration
Agriculture Department
Iowa sailor ill of malaria to seek treatment at Great Lakes
Delmar Wiley, an Iowa sailor who spent 185 days marooned on a South Sea island, will depart Monday night for the Great Lakes navy hospital for malaria treatment. Physicians say his condition is serious and he cannot endure a trip to California.
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Glenwood
Delmar Wiley
Iowa
South Sea
Great Lakes Navy Hospital
Wiley
California
Veronica Lake Retires From Film for Second Child
Hollywood reports Veronica Lake quits films to have her second baby. The star, wife of John Detlie, a former art director now serving as a captain in camouflage units, already has a daughter Elaine nearly two.
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Hollywood
Veronica Lake
Miss Lake
John Detlie
Camouflage
Army
Elaine
Advertisement Promises Free Truss With Invention
A Kansas City medical ad offers a $3.50 truss free with the doctor’s rupture invention. No leg straps belts or leather bands. Promises comfort and easy wear with 30 day trial and refund option. Readers may request by mailing to Physician's Appliance Co. at 3465 Koch Bldg 2906 Main St Kansas City Mo.
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Kansas City
Physician's Appliance Co
Koch
Main St
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Vande Kxel
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Buritt
Sparzy & Sue
Ai Jolson
B. Becker
Burns & All
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R. Scott
Patter
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Gran
Reco
Waring
Jerry & Zelda
WHO News
Dreier Exel War Journal
WMT Mag. Kitchen
WGN Eta Wei
Sheller Exel Br’kfast Club
WMT Valiant
Woody
Exel
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Kitty Foyle
WHO O'Neills
WMT Amande
Gene
Glenn
M'Connell
Ma Perkins
WHO the
WGN Cubs
Gian' Who Happiness
Mulr’dy
Duncans
Sugar Creek
Bath Wexel
Kfast Club
Mary Miles
Austin
Vic Lindlahr
Cliff & Helen Kxel
Jane Foster
Stella Datla L Club Matinee
Ma Perkins Nes
Sea
Vic and Sade
Ae Ee
Kxel Harrigan
Gol
Uncle Sam
Dick Tracy
Awk
Cedar Rapids
Gazette Company
JOH Miller
Bator
Rapids, Iowa
Post Hatter
Allen-Klapp Company
Mid Avenue
Fifth Avenue
York
New Center Ride
Detroit
Media Records
A.N.P.A. Bureau of Advertising
B. J. Halamira
Montrose Hotel
Halamka
Lincoln Drive
Marion
PALO
Henry Walter
S. State ST
Alfred Turnauer
Wade Werner
Louisa County
South Pacific
Newman
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Lady Batiste Girdle
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