Comedian Danny Kaye Returns To Radio Friday Night
After six weeks overseas Danny Kaye resumes his CBS WMT radio series Friday at 9 30 p m. Goodman Ace writes directs and hosts the show Butterfly Queen leads the comedy support with David Terry conducting the orchestra Guests include Ed Gardner and Tommy Dorsey and others on CBS WMT schedules. James Byrnes speaks at 7 p m over NBC WHO. John J McCloy reports on Japan at 9 45 NBC WMAQ with a late rebroadcast. Saturday features Wake Up and Smile debut ABC KXEL with a star lineup and Opry House Matinee on Mutual WGN. Football coverage includes Iowa Minnesota and Iowa State Drake games on WSUI WMT WHO WOL and CBS stations. A Year to Remember airs NBC WMAQ with Jane Cowl, and A Locket for Alicia awarded at 4 45 p m on WMT with Cedar Rapids Council program.
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Evening radio schedule highlights for November 16 1945
Hour by hour listings show station lineups across WGN KXEL WMT and WMT for November 16 1945 with programs including Sports News Read Stories Websters Waltz Time Durante-Moore Music Box Melodies and Theatre features. The following morning October 17 1945 schedule continues across WMT WGN and EXEL with farm forums news programs and children's shows.
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Websters
Anamosa Seed Firm Ships Early Hybrid Corn to Alaska
Paul L. Wise of Seward Alaska placed an order for Reid Hybrid Corn variety No 88 the earliest hybrid seed corn available in North Dakota earlier and satisfactory. The seed will be shipped to Alaska where Wise notes 118 growing days this year in that region.
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Paul L. Wise
Seward
Alaska
Reid Hybrid Corn Company
North Dakota
Wise
Iowa Schools Receive Ordnance Plant Machinery
About 200 Iowa schools will receive heavier equipment valued at 201 600 and thousands of hand tools from the U S Army Ordnance Department. The surplus items were allocated by the state board for vocational education and are being provided at cost with schools paying packing and transportation.
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Iowa
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George Mahlstedt
Seventh Service Command
Rock Island
State Board For Vocational Education
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Omaha
Vocational Education Board
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Ames
Waterloo
Sioux County
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Iowa State Teachers College
State University of Iowa
War Department
Mahilstedt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Judge Blasts Parents as 13-Year-Old Sentenced for Murder
In Joliet Illinois Richard Dickie Sells, 18, receives a 50 year term for killing 78 year old Mary Johnson of Kirkwood NL. The judge denounces parental neglect while noting the boy’s bright school record and Boy Scout background. He faces quarantine then reformatory custody until age 30 with parole possible. Dickie sobs as he parts from his mother saying he will miss home and prays for release.
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Joliet
Hybrid Seed Corn Lost in Vinton Farm Fire
A fire at the Eldo Mayhew farm seven miles southeast of Vinton destroyed a hybrid seed corn shed and dryer. About 250 bushels of seed corn were burned and the loss was estimated at 2000 dollars. Mr Mayhew died a month earlier.
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Vinton
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Mayhew
Girl Dies of Meningitis After 16 Hours Illness
Geraldine Eddins ten year old daughter of Lloyd and Mrs Eddins of Marquette died in a McGregor hospital after a meningitis illness of sixteen hours. She is survived by her parents and a sister Arla Jean age 13. Funeral services will be held at the Methodist church in Marquette Saturday.
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Auto Price Ruling Again Postponed
Washington AP The OPA postponed again the disclosure of price ceilings for new autos after dealers demanded more time to review new financial data. OPA said an announcement may come early next week after reviewing information from W L Mallon, president of the National Automobile Dealers Association, who criticized plans requiring dealers to absorb all or part of manufacturer price hikes.
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OPA
Chester Bowles
House
Small Business Committee
W. L. Mallon
National Automobile Dealers Association
Mallon
Fire Destroys Home Of Family At Vinton
The Art McFarland residence in Vinton a five room bungalow was almost totally destroyed by a noon Thursday fire. Neighbors detected the blaze and hydrant trouble slowed firefighters. The family of seven lost furniture food and clothing though insurance partially covers the loss. McFarland WWI veteran was away chopping wood. Red Cross and Community Chest aid with shelter clothing and meals.
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Gazette
Vinton
Art McFarland
McFarland
Vinton Community Chest
Red Cross
Vandenberg Calls for Lifting Iron Curtain Limits
In a Senate speech Senator Vandenberg urges ending the iron curtain in eastern Europe while opposing UNRRA as a lever. He argues the curtain obstructs Soviet American dialogue and condemns mercy being used as a hostage to news access amid global postwar misery.
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Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
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UNRRA
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Russia
Vandenberg
House
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
United States
Reorganization Measure Wins Senate Test 37 to 26
The Senate approved a test vote 37 to 26 on a measure granting broad powers to President Truman to reorganize executive branches. The approval allows the plan to take effect unless vetoed by both houses, with Senator Byrd proposing an amendment requiring both chambers to act to block the change.
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Truman
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Byrd
D-Va
Wolfgang Pauli Wins 1945 Nobel Prize in Physics
AP reports Wolfgang Pauli of Princeton Institute of Advanced Studies wins the 1945 Nobel Prize for Physics. The announcement was made in Stockholm on Thursday.
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Wolfgang Pauli
Stockholm
Institute of Advanced Studies
Princeton, N. J
Waitress Fined for Sugar Bowl Incident in St. Louis
Miss Reba K. Martin returned to work in a St. Louis restaurant after being fined 25 dollars and costs for throwing a sugar bowl at a blind man. The case was reported by INS.
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INS
Reba K. Martin
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