Danny Kaye Returns To CBS Tonight in Radio Variety Show
Comedian Danny Kaye resumes his CBS radio spot at 9 30 p m returning after six weeks overseas where he entertained servicemen in Japan. The program credits Goodman Ace as writer director and producer with Butterfly McQueen and David Terry supporting and conducting the orchestra.
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Danny Kaye
CBS
WMT
Danny
F Goodman Ace
Kaye
Butterfly McQueen
David Terry
Christmas Week Radio Schedules Highlighting Legion Anniversary
The notice lists NBC and WMAQ 4 p.m. drama A Year to Remember starring Jane Cowl with auxiliary president Mrs Charles B Gilbert speaking. A Specket for Alicia prize winner read at 4 45 p.m. on WMT Cedar Rapids with Evelyn Rust Tommi Fillenworth authors and a large listed cast and Mary Nassif directing.
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American Legion Auxiliary
NBC
WMAQ
Jane Cowl
Charles B. Gilbert
Alicia
Iowa Penwomen
Cedar Rapids Radio Council
WMT
Evelyn Rust
Tommi Fillenworth
Radio Schedule Midnight Hour: Descriptive Program Grid
A dense 1945 schedule outlines hour by hour broadcasts across WMT WGN WHO KXEL EXEL and others. Lists programs from news to dramas and music including Farm Forum Jamboree Easy Aces Kate Smith comedy and sports segments with multiple host names and station interchanges.
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WMT
Jack Kirkw
WGN
Bradley Kxel
Jack Smith
KXEL
Gross
Ginny Simm
EXEL
Grant
Lewis
Chicago
WMT Farm Forum
Jerry
Zelda
Bacon Peak
Kaltenborn
Aldrich
James Byrne
Kate Smith
Duffy
Kxel F.B.L
Rane
Happy Halnes
oDeople
Durante-Moo
Jimmy Evan
Sweenes
Homemaker
Billie Burke
Ed McConnell
Kxel Bible School
Theater
WMT Voice of Us
KNEL
WMT Family Party
WGN Opry House
WHO Sons
Ann
Carsa Casat
Grand Central
N. D
Towna-Minn
Ames-Drake
Npm
Vandercook
Scoreboard
Kxel Child Forum
WMT Radio Council
Tin Pan Alley
Give & Take Ae
WGN New
T Dorsey
WGN Canaries
Hank D'Amico
Swat World Today
WGN J. Pelletier
KXEV
Andor USA
Galen Drake
Anamosa Hybrid Seed Corn To Go to Alaska
Paul L Wise of Seward Alaska ordered the earliest Reid Hybrid Corn seed. Variety No 88, known as an early and satisfactory corn in North Dakota, will be shipped to Alaska. Wise noted 118 growing days in that region this year.
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Anamosa
Paul L. Wise
Seward
Alaska
Reid Hybrid Corn Company
North Dakota
Wise
Iowa Schools Receive Ordnance Plant Machines
About 200 Iowa schools receive surplus lathes mills grinders and 2 500 hand tools valued at 201 600 from the Des Moines ordnance plant. Schools pay packing handling costs and own transport while gaining modern equipment for vocational programs.
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DES Moines
Iowa
United States Army Ordnance Department
George Mahlstedt
Seventh Service Command
Iowa State College
Ames
Waterloo
Sioux County
Des Moines Technical School
Iowa State Teachers College
State University of Iowa
War Department
Mahlstedt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hybrid Seed Corn Lost In Vinton Farm Fire
Fire Wednesday night destroyed a hybrid seed corn shed and a corn dryer on the Eldo Mayhew farm seven miles southeast of Vinton. About 250 bushels of seed corn burned and loss was pegged at $2,000. Mr Mayhew died a month ago.
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Vinton
Eldo Mayhew
Mayhew
Judge Berates Parents as 13-Year-Old Sentenced to 50 Years
In Joliet Illinois 13 year old Richard Sells receives a 50 year term for the murder of 78 year old Mary Johnson of Kirkwood while tearfully urging his mother and recalling his brothers and Sunday school. Judge Stevens condemns delinquent home life but calls for punishment under law. Sells will serve at Pontiac until of age then possible parole after good conduct.
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Richard “Dickie” Sells
Illinois State Penitentiary
Mary Johnson
Kirkwood
Monmouth
Dickie
Bobby
Jimmy
Riley E. Stevens
Anline
State Reformatory
Pontiac
Inl
Richard
Louis Peterne
Stevens
Richard Whipple
Lawrence Sells
Navy
Sells
Young Sells
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 16 hours. Survived by parents and sister Arla Jean thirteen. Funeral services set for Saturday at the Marquette Methodist church.
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Mcgregor
Geraldine Eddins
Lloyd Eddins
Marquette
McGregor Hospital
Arla Jean
Methodist
Auto Price Ruling Again Postponed
Washington AP Acceding to dealers demands the OPA postponed again the announcement of price ceilings for new automobiles. Chester Bowles had said ceilings would be made public Thursday and the delay marks a second postponement in a week as OPA reviews new financial data from dealers. An OPA spokesman said the ruling may come early next week. W L Mallon president of the National Automobile Dealers Association presented data to the House Small Business Committee and criticized OPA for requiring dealers to absorb all or part of manufacturer price increases.
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Washington
OPA
Chester Bowles
House
Small Business Committee
W. L. Mallon
National Automobile Dealers Association
Mallon
Fire destroys home of Vinton family
The Art McFarland five room bungalow in Vinton burned at noon Thursday with the family’s furniture clothing and food lost. Neighbors alerted Mrs McFarland. firefighters battled a delayed hydrant to save little remains. McFarland a WWI veteran was away chopping wood. five children aged two to thirteen reside in the home. Community Chest and Red Cross aid shelter clothing and meals.
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Gazette Vinton
Art McFarland
McFarland
Vinton Community Chest
Red Cross
Vandenberg Decries Iron Curtain Secrecy in Europe
Sen. Vandenberg urges ending secrecy in eastern Europe and opposes using UNRRA funds as leverage. He warns the iron curtain blocks Soviet American liaison essential to peace. He rejects tying mercy to lifting reporting restrictions amid UNRRA controversy.
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Washington
Len Vandenberg
Vandenberg
House
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
United States
UNRRA
Bread and Curtain Metaphor Reflect Rural Hardship
The passage notes people in these areas die for want of bread and laments they do not control the curtain, highlighting systemic hunger and lack of local agency in a rural context.
Reorganization Measure Wins Senate Test 37 to 26
In Washington AP reports advocates for broad Presidential power to reorganize federal executive branches won a Senate test 37 to 26. The chamber backed an amendment requiring both Senate and House action to block a reorganization, offered by Senator Byrd of Virginia.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
House
Byrd
D-Va
Wolfgang Pauli Wins Nobel Prize in Physics 1945
The Nobel Prize in Physics for 1945 was awarded to Prof. Wolfgang Pauli of the Institute for Advanced Study Princeton for his groundbreaking contributions. Announcement was made Thursday in Stockholm by the Nobel committee.
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Wolfgang Pauli
Stockholm
Institute of Advanced Studies
Princeton
Miss Reba Martin Returns to Work After Fine
Reba K. Martin resumes duties as a St Louis waitress after being fined 25 dollars plus costs for throwing a sugar bowl at a blind man. The incident prompted the disciplinary action and a court appearance.
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ST Louis
INS
Reba K
Martin
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