Evening Radio Schedule Nov 22 2001 with Full Dayline
Hour by hour listings show programs across WMT WGN WLS WENR WGNR and more. Notable items include News and Sports blocks from WMT WLS and WGN, music hours with LeFevre Jurgens Brown Kassel and Leiber, religious services on WENR, and dramas and variety shows throughout the day.
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Ginsbureh O. Wener
Israel Mess
Burns
Alien
WGN
Elson
WMT
Wayne King
Utley
Lewis
Burling
Lombardoo
Capitol News
WGN Hill Sanders
Bovay
Wes
Reyn
D. Jurgens
Haylolt Fros
B. Barron O
WEO River Revels
UP Press
C. Thornhill
Les Brown
R. Ramos
Ga Williams
WHO
Howe
Wesr Smith
D. Jursens
J T'sarden
WGN Art Kassel
Les Brown O
WMP
WLS Millwheel
Legion
WGN Review
WLS News
Bentley
Jett
Michelsen Wien
Welk
Wenr Pearson
Jack Benny
Wenr
Ee Jurgens O
WE Mase
WLS
McCarth
Les. Brown
W. Winchell
Ryan Tesa Parkers
Dom
Saunders
Irene Rich
D. Courtney
Dinah Shor
WGN News
Scott
WEN R
MMT
R Ramos
Art Kassel
R Hunber
WMI
Bob Crosby
Wear J T'garden
G Williams
Ayternoon
The
Warblers
Warbleders
Mike
Strandvold
George Fisher
Romeos
Lutheran Hour
WENR_ Beurn
Lions
Plano
Turner
Ginsbureh
Pris
Wayne
Hove Dadag
Pine
Jerry
Zelda
Phil
Carroll
Kultenborn
Walt Disney
Pam
Anson
A. Spalding
WGN Academy
Harl Smith
Audi
Steelmakera
Shirer
Silly Theater
Driver Dead After Stop Sign Collision in Lewistown
A 52 year old Lewistown man Clyde Brooks died when his car ran a stop sign in the Lewistown business district and struck a truck. A physician said Brooks was dead at impact and attributed death to a heart attack. The report notes the incident occurred Friday in Iowa.
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Lewistown, Ill
ULP
Lewistown
Clyde Brooks
Brooks
Press Group Favors Anti-Strike Legislation Amid War Strain
The Iowa Nebraska Press association adopted a resolution calling for government action to outlaw shutdowns and strikes in defense industries during the emergency. The measure urged use of all means to halt strikes and protect national safety. The group also pledged cooperation in publicizing national policies and urged stricter traffic law enforcement. Officers elected include President Caswell and Vice President Von Leggern with Minder as secretary and Overholser as treasurer.
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Omaha
INS
Iowa-Nebraska Press Association
Carl Sexauer
Ogden Reporter
Caswell
Clarinda Herald-Journal
Emil M. von Leggern
West Point
Neb
Fred J. Minder
Lincoln
Ralph Overholser
Red Oak Express
Eugene Leggett
Ord
Quiz
Robert Kennedy
Columbus
Telegram
James Wilson
Carroll
Daily Herald
Fred W. Hill
Hamburg
Governor Seeks Rankin Opinion on Insurance Chief Removal
Gov. George A. Wilson asks Attorney General John M. Rankin for a written opinion on removal grounds against Charles R. Fischer Iowa insurance commissioner. The request cites Benjamin Wolf of St Louis alleging supervision lapses and seeks clarity on grounds for removal if sustained. Des Moines Association of Insurance Agents passed a confidence resolution in Fischer’s administration.
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Des Moines
George A. Wilson
John M. Rankin
Charles R. Fischer
Iowa
Benjamin Wolf
St. Louis
Wolf
Insurance Department
American Mutual Life
Nsurance Company of
Fischer
Des Moines Association of Insurance Agents
Milt Kuhl Named Most Eligible At SUI Spinster Spree
University of Iowa basketball center Milt Kuhl was named the most eligible bachelor at the annual girl take boy spinster spree in Iowa Union. His attendants were Ted Welch of Cedar Rapids and Jack Moyers of Guthrie Center.
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Iowa City
Milt Kuhl
University of Iowa
Iowa Union
Kuhl
Ted Welch
Cedar Rapids
Jack Moyers
Guthrie Center
Burns Fatal to Grinnell Boy at Radio Shop Fire
Harold Ryan twelve died at Community hospital at 4 p.m. Friday from burns suffered when he tried to relight a stove fire with gasoline at the McNeal radio shop where he worked. He left his parents Mr and Mrs Orry P Ryan and nine siblings.
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Speci
The
Gazette
Grinnell
Harold Ryan
McNeal Radio Shop
Orry P Ryan
Iowa Deaths Across Three Iowa Towns Highlight Local Obituaries
Obituaries record Ly man Judd of Hazleton burial at West Gate after a life on Fayette county farms and local politics. Charlie Attwood of Troy Mills dies after long illness with a life running a barber shop. Mrs J L Thurston of Columbus Junction dies aged 80 after hip injury, survived by two sons and siblings. David Peter Ervin, day-old son of E A and Mrs E A Ervin, dies in Vinton hospital. family includes two other sons Dean and Kieth.
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Hazleton
Lyman Judd
J. R. Marks
Oran Township
Fayette County
W. D. Schermerhorn
Dorothea Odell
Lila Judd
Clarion
Nora Judd
Gowrie
Westgate
Troy Mills
Charlie Attwood
John Attwood
Jane Smith
Attwood
Mamie Varnes
Galesburg
Stephens Funeral
E. R. Mitchell
Columbus City
Vinton
William Butler
Fry- Holland
David Peter
E. A. Ervin
Vinton Hospital
Ervins
Dean and
Kieth
Traer County Spelling Champion Crowned In Contest
Ina Mae Mechal, Tama eighth grader, won first in the county spelling contest under Tama County Activities association. Marilyn Altenhein was runner up and Charlene Novak placed third with readers from Chelsea.
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TRAER
Ina Mae Mechal
Tama
Tama County Activities Association
Marilyn Altenhein
Charlene Novak
Chelsea
Amity Church
Bert Mitchell
Wagener
Dinsdale
National farmer injured in collapse of partly built barn
Henry Comnick, a national farmer, was injured Friday afternoon when a 160 foot barn under construction at the Kaiser farm near Greette collapsed. He was taken to a Postville hospital with internal injuries feared. sixty four workers were present when a rock wall gave way, trapping Comnick under the frame as the hip roof toppled.
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Snceiyt
Greette
Garnavillo
Henry Comnick
WE. Kaiser
Postville
Comrick
Williamsburg Church Harvest Home Service Schedule
The annual Harvest Home service at St. Pauls Methodist Church features morning, afternoon, and evening gatherings. Prof W H Stacy of Iowa State College speaks in the morning, with a noon basket dinner and talks by A J Secor Royal Holbrook Ralph Stevens and Miss R Wallace in the afternoon. Public installation of Methodist Youth Fellowship officers at 7 pm followed by a 730 pm Iowa County Junior Farm Bureau chorus and Rev J W Zerbe speaking on The Rural Youth and the New Day.
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Williamsburg
St. Paul's Methodist Church
W. H. Stacy
Iowa State College
A J Secor
Keosauqua
Royal Holbrook
Iowa County
Ralph Stevens
R. Wallace
Pam
Police recover stolen car in five minutes
Iowa City police set a new low for speedy auto recovery, finding a stolen vehicle belonging to West Branch Grain Co. five minutes after learning the license. The car was driven by J. T. McNally of Cedar Rapids and had been reported stolen at West Liberty.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
J. T. McNally
Cedar Rapids
West Liberty
West Branch Grain Co
McNally
Dubuque Street
Waterloo Community Drive Raises $97,948.81
Waterloo's community fund drive topped the goal with a total of 97,948.81 dollars raised. Workers announced Saturday the amount was 1,410.67 dollars above the target.
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Waterloo
Litvinov Leaves Tehran for Habbaniah Iraq
Soviet ambassador Maxim Litvinov and his party departed Tehran by a Russian Douglas plane at 12 20 pm Saturday, heading to Habbaniah Iraq, piloted by a Russian pilot.
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Tehran
Iran
Persia
Maxim M. Litvinov
United States
Missionary 70 Marries Student 25 in Texas Ceremony
Theological student Raymond Vann, 25, wed Baptist missionary Lou Wilkins, 70, in Fort Worth Texas in a ceremony described as heaven made. The couple met 10 months ago at a Baptist seminary where they taught and studied together. They said the union reflects divine will and plan.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Raymond Vann
Lou Wilkins
Baptist Theological Seminary
Conners College
Warner
Okla
University of Oklahoma
John
Sarah
Vann
Expense allowance for state employees raised to 4.50 a day
Des Moines AP reports State Comptroller C Fred Porter announced an increase in the daily expense allowance for state employees on official trips from 4.00 to 4.50. He noted higher hotel and meal costs in cities and said mileage allowance stays at four cents per mile. The change will be covered by savings in other items until June 1943.
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Des Moines
Fred Porter
Porter
Byrd Urges CIO Unity and Sacrifice for Roosevelt
Admiral Richard Byrd telegraphed to the CIO convention urging delegates to sweat and sacrifice in backing President Roosevelt. He called for super unity behind the President and warned disunity would shrink Atlantic protection to the Mississippi River. He praised the union's support for Roosevelt's foreign policy and urged an unconquerable morale.
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Detroit
INS
Richard Byrd
CIO
Roosevelt
Atlantic Ocean
Mississippi River
Union
Iowa City Briefs Funeral services set for local residents
Funeral services and notices from Iowa City and surrounding areas include the late Mrs Roy E. Gruwell 47 of Iowa City with services at West Branch Methodist Church and burial in West Branch cemetery. George F Memler 74 lifelong Iowa City resident dies and is buried at Oakland cemetery the same day. Also E H Everhart bound over on DUI charge with $500 bond. Eastern Iowa students named to Media week committee of the Associated Students of Engineering include Don Morris F Devere Newberry Cyril Noon and Frank Swift among others.
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Vinton
Benton County
Highway 8
Ivan Trounow
Dysart
Lee W. Clough
Dauhter
Zola Ruth
Duane Morrison
Tracy
Wapello
J. H Paxson
Thelma
James Ballenger
Muscatine
Canton
George L. Peters
The
Christian Church
Tresa G Ahls
James Honts
Anamosa
Claire Ankney
Central City
Cedar Rapids
Justice of the Peace
R. D. McIntyre
Iowa City
West Branch Methodist Church
Roy E. Gruwell
West Branch
Eileen Wolf
Ed Gruwell
Bernice Helmer
George F. Memier
University Hospital
Oakland Cemetery
Clayton E. Memler
Lloyd D. Memler
Leonard Memler
J. P. Memiler
E H. Everhart
Brand
William J. Smith
Everhart
Iowa
Associated Students of Engineering
Don Morris
F. Devere Newberry
T Cyril Noon
Frank Swift
Warren Burger
Robert Parden
Clarence Crumier
James Swaner
Jame Guthrie
Harold Cummings
Riverside
Bernard Dutte
Wilton
Wilford Burkett
Independence
Eugene Guss
Blairstown
Reviewing Stand lampoons John Lewis in national nuisance scheme
In a satirical column Henry McLemore mocks John L. Lewis by calling him a national nuisance and suggests a staged retirement with a government land grant. The piece imagines a formal proclamation and restricted public access to reduce front-page exposure.
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Tonel Nuaisance Congress
Sidelights on U S Rearmament From a Reporter’s Notes
A reporter tours Carolinas defense maneuvers noting wooden mockups and improvised gear alongside new weapons. He observes supply gaps like brushes and cleaning items, and contrasts modern industry output with battlefield realism. He reflects on foreign comparisons and the tension between secrecy and on the ground reporting.
National Nuisance becomes a national shrine plan
The piece jokes about naming Lewis as a National Nuisance to gain prestige and public interest. It suggests tours by schoolchildren, guides, likenesses on postcards and pennants, and revenue funding former associates as he settles into the role.
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Lewis
CIO
Ins
Adoption of Estate Executor Notice Public Record
Novice of appointment of executor notices the court of Towne Tom s Nottier dat November 4 19xx in Towne declares estate administration and urges creditors to file claims by specified date with the Clerk of the Court First Trust A S44 Ind to Hkie Croup Roop i Es & S Vo Shonka A
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Trier Court First Trust
Hkie Croup Roop i Es & S Vo
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