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NADINE SUBOTNIK reports on Wednesday’s radio lineup. The Firefly selections feature Jean Tennyson William Hain and Robert Weede with conductor George Sebastian returning from coast engagements to resume his post. Other programs include Mr and Mrs North at 7 pm with Alice Frost and Joseph Curtin, My Best Girl at 7 30 with Mary Mason and Mary Shipp, Frank Sinatra show at 8 with Quentin Reynolds and Eileen Barton, Spot light Bands at 8 30 with Jack Teagarden from Camp Blanding, Which Is Which with Herbert Marshall Judy Canova Jerry Colonna and Marvin Hurt, Scramby Amby at 9 30, Paris Paris fashion broadcast at 12 30 pm, and Assembly Room of the Air discussing lowering voting age at 5 pm with McKinley high school students.
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CBS
WMT
Jean Tennyson
William Hain
Robert Weede
Gianina Mia
George Sebastian
Jack Teagarden
Camp Blanding
Fla
Blue
KXEL
Herbert Marshall
Judy Canova
Jerry Colonna
Marvin Hurt
Beulah
Radio Schedule Hour by Hour On WMT and Affiliates
A detailed list of radio programming for Wednesday night and Thursday morning, November 8–9, 1941 1944. Items include WMT CBS NBC and other affiliates with show titles hosts and times such as Jack Carson Frank Sinatra Eddie Cantor Skylar DrChristin and News segments from WGN EXEL KXEL and more.
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WMT
CBS
NBC
WHBM
Jurry
Zelda Wene
Wu News
Dieler
WGN
Reveille
KXEL
Nazi Robot Raids On U S Possible Says Departments
Washington AP reports the war and navy departments say robot bomb attacks by Germany on the United States are entirely possible though not claimed imminent. They note launches could come from submarines offshore or long range bombers, with defenses in place and limited military impact.
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Washington
War and Navy Departments
Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
Low Countries
Atlantic
Hitler on verge of greatest blunder, London reports
AP dispatch from London warns Adolf Hitler may be about to commit his greatest blunder. The report suggests strategic missteps by Nazi leadership could shape the war's course. Details remain unclear as officials assess potential errors and their global impact.
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London
Adolf Hitler
V2 Rocket Threats Loom in War Reports
The article notes Nazi use of new weapons may come late but could force Germany’s total subjugation as a priority in the conflict. It mentions neutral Sweden reports that the V2 rocket could threaten targets in New York and European cities.
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Hitler
Germany
Sweden
New York
European
Toll of Jap Planes Hits 440 Over Manila Area
Third fleet carrier planes returned to the Manila area and destroyed 249 Japanese planes, lifting the two day toll to 440. Admiral Nimitz said heavy damage was inflicted on ground installations at Clark field, with multiple fires and rail and ship losses.
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Pearl Harbor
Manila
Chester W. Nimitz
Clark Field
Malvar
Admiral Nimitz
Allied Air War Figures Released in Pacific Bombings
Admiral Nimitz cites two days of heavy air war in June 1819 with 113 Japanese planes shot down and 327 destroyed on the ground. He notes enemy airfield concentrations at Nichols Clark Nielson Lipa Pahlac Bam ban Mabacalat and reports land based Liberator attacks over the Kuriles and Bonins targeting Onekotan Ontomari Tori Shima Haha Jima Anu Jima Rota and bases in the Marshalls.
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Fifth Fleet
Nimitz
Manila
Formosa
Ryukyu Islands
Halsey-Mitscher
Nichols
Clark
Nielson
Lipa
Pahlac
Bamban
Mabacalat
Kuriles
Onekotan
Ontomari
Tori Shima
Haha Jima
Anu Jima
Bonins
Rota
Marianas
Marshalls
How Vote Lined Up Last 3 Elections
The Associated Press compares three prior presidential elections 1932 1936 1940 showing Roosevelt versus Hoover London and Willkie with total votes and electoral votes. Roosevelt carried the plurality in all three, with varying opponent totals and electoral tallies.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Willkie
London
Hoover
Maryland Keeps Presidential Vote Edge Since 1892
Baltimore dispatch notes Maryland has given a popular vote majority to every winning presidential candidate since 1892, with incomplete but decisive returns supporting the pattern.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Sharp Battle In Leyte on Ormoc Road
Allied forces in northern Leyte engage Japanese units on the Ormoc highway as reinforcements rush to the area. MacArthur reports heavy fighting along the Carigara bay to Ormoc corridor with 24th corps opposing multiple Japanese divisions and significant anti aircraft and air raids inflicting losses.
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Ormoc
Hdaq
Philippines
MacArthur
16Th Division
Butchers of
Bataan
24Th Corps
Ormoc-Valencia
Carigara Bay
Ormoc Bay
U. S
Ormoc Highway
Valencia
Dagami
96Th
Patok
Allied advance toward Ormoc with forces near the city
American troops hold the road junction as air activity stays light and air strength grows. The 24th division led by tanks nears Ormoc within 15 miles from the north along the Pinampoloan-Ormoc road, while the Seventh and 96th divisions press from the south within about 10 miles.
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U. S
Ormoc
Pinampoloan-Ormoc
Yamashita Reassumes Command in Philippine Theater
Japanese war office named Gen Tomoyuki Yamashita to lead Japanese forces in the Philippines, replacing Lt Gen Shigenori Kuroda, with Lt Gen Yasuji Tominaga named commander of the Philippine air force. Yamashita, famed for the Singapore campaign, had been in Malaya and Corregidor battles before the reshuffle.
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Tokyo Domei
Philippines
War Office
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Corregidor
United Press
FCC
Yasuji Tominaga
Yamashita
Singapore
Bataan
Malaya
Shigenori Kuroda
Kuroda
Juichi Terauchi
Terauchi
Douglas MacArthur
Bulgaria Breaks Ties With Japan
Sofia radio announced that Bulgaria, seeking Russian blessing, has broken off relations with Japan. The move comes as the new Bulgarian government asserts its foreign policy stance.
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Bulgaria
Japan
London
Sofia Radio
Eisenhower Warns Germans to Spare Concentration Camp Detainees
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower’s headquarters urged Germans to refrain from molesting or harming concentration camp and forced labor prisoners regardless of religion or nationality. The broadcast warned of heavy punishment for direct or indirect mistreatment and called on current authorities to heed the warning.
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New York
INS
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
British Radio
Europe
Office of War Information
Germany
Wallace in Early Claim of Victory
Vice President Henry A. Wallace issued a statement at 8 40 p m indicating Roosevelt earned a mandate for 60 000 000 jobs and full employment. He argued Roosevelt’s policies would bring prosperity and lay groundwork for a permanent enforceable peace.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
Congress
Dewey Beats Roosevelt in Hyde Park and Pawling Votes
In Hyde Park Dewey 1522 Roosevelt 1181. in Pawling Dewey 972 Roosevelt 476. Dewey also carries Poughkeepsie with 10304 votes to Roosevelt 9548. Roosevelt never carried Hyde Park as president.
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Thomas
Dewey
Roosevelt
Dutchess County
Hyde Park
Pawling
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