Radio Program Mix Features 1930s Political Leaders and Entertainers
Tonight at 6 30 WMT airs a three candidate presidential program from Alfred W Smith John W Davis and James M Cox under the Defend America by Aiding the Allies committee with a Unity theme. Smith speaks from New York Davis from Albany Cox from Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Smith
John W. Davis
James M. Cox
WMT
Committee
Smith
New York
Davis
Albany, N. Y
Cox
Dayton
Ohio
Radio Schedule Snapshot From May 29 1941 Evening Lineup
A dense list of radio programs across stations WMT WGN WLS WENR WHO and more. It outlines show times from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. featuring news music sports and variety programs with multiple hosts and performers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGN
WMT
Amer
Tred Allen
Heatter
Hemis
Eddie Cantor
Rpm
Q. Ryan
G. Miller
Scott Wenr
Kay Kyser de
Totten
Waring
WLS
Wsui
Lobetr Bk Bain
Burl
L. Keller
C. Spivak
C. Spivak Or Who Thornhill Or 10:39 P.m Wmt News- Des M
BBC
H. Listens
L. J. Little
Garber
Rose
NBC
F. Martins
Martins
Forum
Donahues
Pam
Mooney
Courtneys
Barnets
WHO
Woo Nelson
Mid
Jarretts
Widder
Reynolds
Norm
Ross
John
Bartons
WMT Car Council
Harry
Grauer
Reyn
Elson
Mr Keen
Ma Perkins
Kate Hopkins
Bleach
Jno
WGN Sox
Browns Wenke Moth Mine
Volella
Radio Schedule From 1911 Mount Airy Station Listings
A dense program list shows WMT WGN WLS WHO and others broadcasting from early morning to evening. Programs include hymns, musical variety, livestock market updates, farm reports, and drama with multiple stations across time slots May 29 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGN
Vic Lindizh
Herne
Myrc
Bob
K. Norris
Bess Johnson
Myrt
Marge
Randolp
WLS
Bach Childr
WMT
Grant
Sue Dugan
H. J Turner
Mary Marsir
Judy & Jane
Orch
Younes
Bach
Childre
Rangers Sink
Jenny
Dave Harum
Kate Smith
Crane É Joy
G Baker
Q. Ryan
Helen Trent
Mac
Bentile
Judy
Edith Adam
Normans
Bentley
Gwen
Shelley
Doakes
Odell
Radio Program Highlights From State of Iowa Stations
Program highlights list the Iowa State Educational Institutions stations WSUI Ames and WSUI Iowa City with schedule items including News Markets Farm Weather Book Chat Organ Rec Par Lands Sports Dinner Music and Chapel segments. The lineup spans Thursday morning and afternoon blocks with multiple named programs and times.
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the Educational Institutions of
State of
Iowa
Betty Wells
WSUI
Iewa City University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids City Briefs and Local News Snippets
Local notes include Navy club meeting at Montrose hotel at 8 tonight and Townsend auxiliary gatherings Thursday at 2 PM. Mrs Ella Fisher and Mrs Charles Nelson listed with addresses. Mrs Nelson recovering from wrist fracture. However, the report also covers a Cedar Rapids marriage by Justice W A Ball, Memorial Day ads, a car theft report, a Navy promotion to chief machinist’s mate effective June 16, travel notes, a Red Cross aquatic course, and Fluorescent lighting talk at Montrose hotel next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Pierce
Navy
Cedar Rapids
Earl Nichols
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Montrose Hotel
Dimond Son to Serve in 3rd Infantry at Fort Snelling
The son of Mr and Mrs Frank Dimond of R F D No 2 Waubeek will be sent to the 3rd infantry at Fort Snelling Minnesota.
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Frank Dimond
R.F.D. No. 2
Waubeek
3Rd Infantry
Fort Snelling
Minn
Prolific prowler leads authorities to vacant Beverly house
H R Stewart, 52, who dodged giving his address during a May 20 arrest for prowling in Alben Buresh’s Fairfax area home, guided deputies to a nearby vacant dwelling. The search turned up only old shoes, a coat, and coffee. He faces burglary and breaking and entering charges linked to recent Fairfax farm-home breakins and a Jan 27 ring theft in College township, with a plea deadline extended to 9 a.m. Thursday before Judge C J Haas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Stewart
Alben Buresh
Fairfax
Jim Smith
Harlan Snyder
Larry Condon
Beverly
Stewart
Emil Faltis
College Township
C. J. Haas
Administrators Named In Two Estate Cases
J. Hamilton Bell was named administrator of Kathryn W. Bell estate share for his wife and two children Jane and Hamilton Jr. Bond set at 1000. H. E. McDonald appointed administrator of Thomas J. McKnight estate with heirs Francis K. McKnight and three daughters. bond 500. A replevin action by Knox Finance against Max Nave Jr seeks 100 damages for repossession of a truck. Virginia Nosek sues for divorce from Wesley Nosek and child custody. Courthouse closed Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hamilton Bell
Kathryn W. Bell
Mr. Bell
Jane
Hamilton, Jr
Bond
H. E. McDonald
Thomas J. McKnight
Los Angeles
Francis K. McKnight
Ocean Park
Calif
Knox Finance Corporation
George Mathis Auto Company
Max Nave, Jr
Nave
Middleton Named General Auditor of Rock Island Line
A. C Middleton, longtime assistant general auditor of the Rock Island railroad in Chicago and former Cedar Rapids resident, is appointed general auditor, effective May 26, succeeding the late William H. Burns. Mrs. Robert Lee Moffett of Chicago will lecture on Mysteries of the Great Pyramid Revealed Today in Coe Science Building room 25 at 8 p.m. Thursday. a reel will illustrate her talk about the pyramid, said to be among the Seven Ancient Wonders. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C Middleton
The
Rock Island Railroad
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
William H. Burns
Robert Lee Moffett
Coe Science Building
Mrs Mary Maria McVay Rites Held in Palo church
Mrs Mary Maria McVay died at her Palo home Tuesday after a long illness. Born February 24 1860 in Benton county she lived near Palo all her life. Survived by three daughters two sons and numerous relatives. Funeral in Palo Methodist church Thursday at 2 pm with burial in Palo cemetery.
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Mary Maria McVay
Palo
Benton County
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Royal Neighbors of America
Christian McVay
C. O. Evans
Shellsburg
Thomas Holmes
Mount Vernon
Glen Hopker
W. E. McVay
Anamosa
Everett McVay
Lavina de Salve
Phoebe Rehder
Arena Livermore
Eva Packingham
John P. Swallom
Charles Swallom
Emma Arnold
Palo Cemetery
Charles Frantz
Louis Eye
Roy Langton
R. B. Hayes
Clark Wright
Fred Rabe
Moon Chapel
Three Iowa youths enlist in Navy at Cedar Rapids office
John Hager 23 of Iowa City Glen Park 24 and Maurice Bova 17 of Lisbon with parents listed enlisted Tuesday at Cedar Rapids Navy recruiting office and were sent to the Great Lakes training station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Cedar Rapids
John Hager
John J. Hager
Iowa City
Glen Park
Fern Park
Mechanicsville
Maurice Bova
Thomas R. Bova
Lisbon
Great Lakes
Missionary Talk by Rev Kenneth W Wilson at Westminster
The Rev Kenneth W Wilson returning from 12 years in the orient will lecture on missionary work in China at Westminster Presbyterian church during the 17:30 Wednesday prayer meeting. He will also speak at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Memorial day library access limited to reading room 2 to 8 p.m. No books circulate. Kenwood Park station remains closed. Summer hours start June 2 with extended weekday and Saturday hours for the youth rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth W. Wilson
Orient
China
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Westminster
James H. Blackstone
Kenwood Park
Four Young Men Enlisted by Army Station Sent to Fort Des Moines
Four young men were enlisted Tuesday by the local army recruiting station and sent to Fort Des Moines. Three join the army air corps ground forces and head to Jefferson Barracks Missouri later. Names include Robert C. Johnson Harold F. Hansen and Walter Dickinson with Cedar Rapids ties and family addresses. Forest F. Dimond is the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Army
Fort Des Moines
Army Air Corps
Jefferson Barracks
Robert C. Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
C Avenue
Harold F. Hansen
Peter F. Hansen
Walter Dickinson
Funeral services for Carrie E Kramer at Trinity Methodist
Carrie E Kramer 407 Second Street Southwest died in a local hospital Tuesday morning. Funeral services will be held at Trinity Methodist Church at 2 p.m. Thursday conducted by Rev. W. O. Eckler. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery family lot. Friends may call at the family home until noon Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie E. Kramer
Second Street
Trinity Methodist Church
W. O. Eckler
Linwood Cemetery
Frank X. Cook Former Cedar Rapids Resident Dies in Chicago
Word reached Tuesday that Frank X. Cook, a former Cedar Rapids resident, died Sunday in Chicago. Funeral services were held there Tuesday. Survivors include a daughter, Frances Cook, 1027 Twelfth street NE.
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Frank X. Cook
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Frances Cook
Twelfth Street
Cash Income From Farm Marketings Rises 6 Per Cent
Agriculture department reports April cash income from farm marketings and government payments at 709 million dollars versus 681 million revised prior. For January–April 1941 total reached 2.776 billion, up six percent from the same period in 1940.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Vichy Says British Bomb Tunisian Point
Vichy officials charge that British forces bombed Sfax in Tunisia on Wednesday morning. The statement attributes the attack to English military action in North Africa during the ongoing campaign.
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Vichy
Tunisian
Sfax
Tunisia
Isolationist High Command Faces War Reality
A Washington essay argues that the America First network led by Lindbergh, Wheeler, Clark, and Nye acts as a unified force while the nation is at war. It warns their campaign may hinder the war effort, risks a German victory, and urges adherence to the Post stance that citizens must support wartime unity.
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High Command
America First Committee
Burton K. Wheeler
Bennett Champ Clark
Gerald P. Nye
Charles A. Lindbergh
Herbert Hoover
Henry Ford
Robert E. Wood
America
Lindbergh
Wheeler
Saturday Evening Post
Post
Germany
Reich
Congress
Phillips 66 Unveils Polymeric Gasoline Advantage
Phillips 66 introduces special benefits for car owners by offering high test gasoline at ordinary motor fuel prices. The program emphasizes weather matching, rapid recognition, and nationwide availability with its patented polymerization process to deliver unmatched value in the price class.
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Phillips
House Approves Bill To Extend President's Monetary Powers
The House advanced a bill to renew President Roosevelt's emergency monetary powers for two more years. The vote was 226 to 13 with support to continue the dollar revaluation power and the $2 billion currency stabilization fund. Iowa Republicans aligned with their party on the roll call.
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House
Washington
Administration
Roosevelt
Senate
Lawmakers Split on Monetary Bill Pass in Lower Chamber
Representatives voted with the minority Tuesday as the lower chamber approved the monetary bill. Democrats Harrington and Jacobsen supported passage while Republicans Martin Talle Le Compte Jensen Gilchrist and Gwynne opposed. Cunningham, a Republican, was paired against the measure.
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Harrington
Jacobsen
Martin, Talle
LeCompte
Jensen
Gilchrist
Gwynne
Cunningham
OPM to Set Price Ceiling on Hides After Bid Rejection
The Army rejected all bids on 1,000,006 pairs of army service shoes and 283,816 pairs of CCC shoes as too high. The Office of Price Administration announced a price ceiling on hides would be imposed soon.
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Washington
Army
OPM
Surrender of Norman Andrews on local warrant near Waubeek
Norman Andrews living near Waubeek turned himself in to Justice H R Churchill to answer a breaking and entering charge. He waived to the grand jury and posted 1000 bond. The complaint by G B Bryson cited theft of linen and dishes from Bryson’s garage, items later returned to Eva Reed after Andrews was questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Andrews
Waubeek
H. R. Churchill
Andrews
G. B. Bryson
Grande Avenue SE
Eva Reed
Bryson
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Ft. Sheridan
Paul Sigmund
Philadelphia
Louis L Ludlow
Indiana
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Parks Johnson
Wally Butterworth
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Ethel Merman
Arthur Treacher
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Linn Borden
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Detroit
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Marie
Ellen Collins
Pierre Cote
Frontenac
M. Cote
Paula Kelly
Glenn Miller
Bis Town
Kellers Orch
Martin
Kay Kyser
P. Lewis
Meek Safety Patrol
Seranade
Cummins Or
WLS P. Ramblers
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WLS Bull. Board
Rangers
Ackley
Acree
Slim
Foley
Jerry
Herna
Carter
Caster
Vox
Tanza
Edgar Guest
City
Continental Buffet
Roosevelt Hotel
Navy Club
Montrose
Gardenias
Rosemont
Townsend Clubs
Ella Fisher
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Charles Nelson
Washington Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
George Patrick Emond
Oak Park, Ill
Sophia Jackson
Justice of the Peace
W. A. Ball
the Gazette
Bob Frisch
Second Avenue SE
Don Boquist
Charles Robert
Third Avenue
Pullman
Wash
Berneice Grouwinkel
Anamosa High School
Quaker Oats Company
Troy Laundry
Robert H. Ford
Church of Holy Nativity
Dawson E. Grim
Linn County
American Red Cross
Camp Mystic
Hunt
Tex
National Aquatic School
Red Cross
Court House News
Shack
Wesley Nosek
Virginia Nosek
Muscaine
Middleton
Mrs. Moffett
Alsop and
Kintner
Pwashington
Gallup
Harry Pollitt
Britain
Wheelers
Lindberghs
Joseph Alsap
Robert Kintner
Phillips 66
Phill
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Peoples Bank
Everett Ball
M. M. Peanuts
K. S. Anaya
Frank Paicurs
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