Radio by Nadine Subotnik to bow coast to coast
NADINE SUBOTNIK launches Spotlight Bands on WGN across the nation at 9 15 p m featuring a different major band each night with a Saturday spotlight on the week’s top selling record. Kay Kyser opens Monday with full cast. other stars include Lombardo Kaye Dorsey Duchin. A slate of radio theater and forums airs on WMT and WENR, with guests Claude Wickard Hartzell Spence and Jan Peerce among others.
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WGN
Spotight
Kay Kyser
Harry Babbitt
Merwin
Ish Kabibble
Myrna Loy
William Powell
Radio Theater
WMT
Radio Schedule from WMT WGN WENR November 3 191L
Hour by hour program guide listing show titles and times across WMT WGN and WENR stations. Includes Mr Keen News Musical Clock Fibers and multiple soap operas dramas and youth programs with appears of Benile Burin and Orson Weller and various hosts across morning afternoon and evening slots.
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WGN
Hoople
WMT
Gay Ninetie
Lone Ranger
al Wallenster
WGN_ Gab
Heatter
Radio Forum
Ryan
Wes Hill Sanders
Brewster Boy
Mary &Small
Orson Weller
Raymond Sng
Merry-Go
WGN Radio
WALT
Grant
Gov
Clifferen
Educational radio schedules from Iowa state institutions
A fragmented listing shows radio programming across University of Iowa, Iowa State College, and Drake University. Times include News Reports at 8 50 am and 4 30 pm, Farm Flashes, Musical Chats, Organ Recital, Spanish Bible Children’s Hour, and a Travel Serv segment, along with periods labeled Farm Facts and Homemakers Vespers.
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Educational Institutions of
State of Iowa
University of Iowa
WSU1
Iowa City
Life and Lantisaq Dept. of Ag
C'ildren
Cornell Coll
Heritage
Iowa State College Wolumes
Drake
LaGuardia and O’Dwyer Close Campaigns in Tight NYC Vote
Mayor LaGuardia and District Attorney O’Dwyer wrapped up campaigns in a tight race for New York City mayor. Each side forecast victory tomorrow with Democrats predicting a 257000 edge for O’Dwyer and LaGuardia claiming a 450000 lead. A Daily News straw poll favored LaGuardia by about 10 percent.
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New York
F. H. LaGuardia
William O’dwyer
Brooklyn
O'Dwyer
LaGuardia
New York Daily News
the News
Welders threaten new walkout at two major plants
In Los Angeles, welders at Lockheed and Consolidated Aircraft warn they will strike unless a national labor board orders a collective bargaining election by midnight Tuesday. About 600 members, half voting yes, say a strike would halt production of military bombers and draw in subcontractors. James Goss warns delays could begin within days as welded parts stock depletes.
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Los Angeles
National Labor Relations Board
Lockheed and Consolidated Aircraft Company
United Aircraft Welders
Debates 45 Minutes With Cops Whether He Shall Go To Jail
In Chicago Andrew Tiedeman 27 faced five police officers in a 45 minute roundtable to decide if he should be jailed. He argued the home is a castle while aiming an automatic rifle at officers. After German and Irish persuasion failed he surrendered the gun and was jailed.
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Chicago
Andrew Tiedeman
Tiedeman
Florence
Rundin Borge
Valentine Ridge
George Schert
John Patrick Foley
Victor Eck
Germany
Eck
Foley
Civilian Products Consumption May Hit 1933 Depths
New York report notes defense buildup could cut everyday civilian goods. Banking and industry experts warn that consumption may fall to 1933 levels as the nation’s spendable income and national income lag behind current forecasts amid the peak defense effort.
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New York
the Gazette Special News Service
Business Week
WPA Relief Workers Get 59 Cents Of Every Dollar
Washington AP reports the National Economy League found in a study of 1.83 billion dollars spent on WPA relief last fiscal year that relief workers received 59 cents per dollar. The remaining 41 cents covered federal WPA administration three cents salaries for supervisors six cents wages of non relief workers one cent and thirty one cents for materials supplies equipment rental and other non labor costs.
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Washington
National Economy League
League
Dog Training Fails Rally to Cindy the Cockerspaniel
In New York the columnist laments his six month old cocker spaniel Cindy outwitting him in training. She zigzags through streets, refuses the basket, and bites for food, while her ear trick becomes comic relief. He jokes of Timber Timber as he edges toward new lessons. Cindy enjoys mischief, blames the old man, and holds the cocker spaniel dirty-ear trophy.
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New York
Cindy
Baskerville
New York City
Timber
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Global voices urge united effort and peace talks
International News Service reports Earnest Bevin urging all-out production to meet a spring Nazi attack. Rev Dr John O'Brien says the US should push leaders to conference for a just peace. Loren Dickinson shares longevity tips. Ivan Maisky expresses Soviet confidence in victory while acknowledging a long, hard fight.
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London
Earnest Bevin
New York
John O'Brien
University of Notre Dame
United States
America
Europe
Ivan Maisky
England
Lens named for its resemblance to a lentil seed
The term lens derives from the French word for lentil due to the seed-like shape. Early optics adopted the name as lenses became central in cameras and telescopes. The analogy linked the optical element to a small, rounded seed.
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By Nadine Subotnik
National Radionl Forum
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R Wickard
WENR
Dorothy Maynor
Nefro
Jan Peerce
Hartzell Spence
Heaven
Warner Brothers
Leith Stevens
RKO
Jack Rubin
Morris Levy
David Ross
American Mer
Herbert Marshall
Bert Wheeler
Hank Ladd
Merry Mees
Cury
Ed Roberts
Right To Happiness
Fredric March
Virgina Bruce
James Melton
Alfred Wallenstein
Claude Wickard
Orson Welles
Cavalcade of America
Wells
Globetrotter
Rhythm
R. Scott O
Dence
L. Breese O
I Jones
Les Broun
Claiidre O
Hove
Moon River
Nelson O
T_ Powell
Pancho O
WLS
Bob
WGN Farm
Lewis
Jerry
Zelda
Durkin
Utley
Jemima
Red Foley
Shelley
Mac
Alley
Jolly
Stan
Ken
Slim
Mary Miles
Sls
Vie Landiahr
Chuck Acree
Bess Johnson
Myrt
Marge
Charles Hamp
Grant Wees
R Crean
Peter
Linda
Jane Tucker
Dauc
Jack Turner
Mary Marlin
Harm
Toby
Susie
Vee
Journey
Jenny
David Harum
Kate Smith
John Huces
Martha Helen
Judy
Jane
Helen Trent Wito
Helen
Herb Howard
WGN Free Farre
Edna O'Dell
Malone
Clayton
R. Ginsburgh
Hymoon Hill
Ma Perkins
School of Aix
Art Insii
John
Guiding Light
Ed Cavanaugh
Vic. Sade
Elson
Anson
Don Forbes
Stella Dallas
Life
Lorenzo Jones
Happiness
Widder Brown
Boake Carter
N'rman Ross
WAT
Terry
Pirates
Secret City
Armstrong
Jack Armst
WOI
Tom. Dick
Lum
Abner
Reynold
Les Brown
Marshal
Waring
D.m
WMT World Today
Chicago Nites
Burling
Bradley
Musi
Brow
ENR
WHO Rhythmaires
Sunny Sue
le Sam
Henry McLemore
Hank
Liccers & Mrexs
Tonacco Co
International News Service
Lansing
Mich
Loren D. Dickinson
Michigan
Li Perio
Oe Entertainment
The
Wilshire
Featuring Pkojeel
Radiorgan
Tome
People's Furniture CO
First Ave
Gloria and
Barbara Brewster
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