Radio NOTES and COMMENT Preview of Winter Programming Shifts
Nadine Subotnik reports radio networks moving winter schedules with shows shifting west. Spotlight Bands adds a Monday night army recruiting series featuring Guy Lombardo and the Royal Canadians. Mr and Mrs North ends December 18. Dennis Day replaces it on NBC Christmas night. Raymond Swing retires in January. Elmer Davis expands to weekdays at 6 15 over ABC from Jan 6. Eddie Foy Sr. to replace Horton on The Music Hall in January. Potential new lineups include Mickey Rooney Groucho Marx Frances Langford and Tony Martin comebacks. Sponsors eye Elizabeth Bergner Jeanette MacDonald Gene Raymond Joan Crawford and the Dionne Quints for air time. Kilroy Was Here reportedly in development with other comedy and drama hopes.
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Guy Lombardo
Royal Canadians
Mrs. North
Dennis Day
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Me Puyneaves
Raymond Swing
Elmer Davis
ABC
Eddie Foy, Sr
Edward Everett Horton
Horton
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Groucho Marx
Frances Langford
Tony Martin
Dick Barthelmess
Yesteryear
Elizabeth Bergner
Jeanette MacDonald
Gene Raymond
Joan Crawford
Dionne Quints
Milton Berle
Radio
Maxie Rosenbloom
Kilroy
Nets Press On Air Regardless Of Strike Action
The networks and the American Federation of Radio Artists have met all week. Sponsors are expected to keep shows on air whether a strike occurs or not. Networks plan to air records or relays from affiliated stations as needed.
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American Federation of Radio Artists
Nets
Hour by Hour Radio Schedule A Chronicle 1946
A detailed listing of broadcast times and program titles across stations KXEL WGN WMT WHO and others for Friday Nov 22 and Saturday Nov 23 in 1946. Activities include news, music, drama, film summaries, and children's segments with multiple hourly blocks and night programming.
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EXEL
WGN
Bradley
WMT
Jack Smith
KXEL
Henry_ Taylo
Mer. Willson
Kaltenborn
Burl I
Baby Tinooks
Monico
F.B
Alan Young
Thin Man
Break Bank
Heart
Ginny Simm
Sherif
Bing
Isnor
R. Carlyle O
Malsle
Chicago
Lewis
Wesleyan Jr
Henry Taylo
WHO Farm
WGN Farm Service
WMT Farm
WGN New
WGN Reveille
Shin
Aeronaky
WGN Rev
Archie Andrews
KXEE
Ava Johnson
Ed McConnell
Judy
Jill
Today
Brooks O
Kxel Farm Hour
WMT Voice of Ta
Starkets
Lonefellows
N. Olmsted
Lynn Collyer
King C
Jimmy Blair
Grand Central
Chittison
WGN Baker
Harry Wisner
WGN Canaries
WNO
Officers Named By Farm Bureau In Iowa Elections
Howard Hill of Minburn was re elected vice president of the Iowa Farm Bureau. Allan Kline of Vin ton was elected president for a two year term last year and was not up for election. New directors include Leroy Getting Sanborn in the Third district Wayne Anderson Red Oak in the Ninth and Martin Lauterbach Alden in the Fifth. Re elected directors are Fletcher Aitchison Cascade and Richard Stephens Crawfordsville. Delegates to the national convention in San Francisco next month are Kline Hill Getting Lauterbach Klopping Gillette Lodwick and William Davidson.
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Des Moines
Howard Hill
Minburn
Iowa Farm Bureau
Allan Kline
Vinton
Leroy Getting
Sanborn
H. J. Shoemaker
Hawarden
Wayne Anderson
Red Oak
Fred Klopping
Underwood
Martin Lauterbach
Alden
Lawrence Beckett
Boone
Fletcher Aitchison
Cascade
Richard Stephens
Crawfordsville
San Francisco
Kline
Hill
Getting
Lauterbach
Klopping
Lester Gillette
Fostoria
W. G. Lodwick
Centerville
William Davidson
Stanwood
Students Seek Longer Thanksgiving Vacation at Iowa
About 2000 University of Iowa students petitioned President Virgil M. Hancher to extend the Thanksgiving break to include Friday and Saturday so veterans can spend their first holiday at home in years.
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Iowa City
INS
Virgil M. Hancher
University of Iowa
Appleby Resigns Budget Bureau Post for Syracuse Dean Role
Washington AP reports Paul H. Appleby resigns as assistant director of the budget bureau after 21 years of service, effective January 15. He will become dean of the Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York, and previously served as undersecretary of agriculture.
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Washington
Truman
Paul H. Appleby
Budget Bureau
Appleby
Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Syracuse University
Syracuse
N. Y
Agriculture
Madrid Farmer Killed In Crash
DES MOINES AP A Madrid farmer was killed and his wife seriously injured when two cars collided three miles south of Madrid. William Bennetham 70 died when the car he rode in overturned in a ditch after the crash. His wife Cora 6 suffered serious injuries and was hospitalized.
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Des Moines
Madrid
William Bennetham
Cora
Devers Urges Universal Military Training in US
Gen. Jacob L. Devers told the Pennsylvania Education Congress that universal military training is essential. He cited declining reserves, manpower needs, territorial security, and rapid atomic warfare as reasons for legislation to train youth and sustain the National Guard and reserve corps for a future global conflict.
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Harrisburg
INS
Jacob L. Devers
Devers
Pennsylvania Education Congress
Congress
America
United States
National Guard
War Department
Philippines to Acquire 83 U.S. Warships
Manila announced that 83 United States warships will be transferred to the Philippine Republic as the nucleus of a new navy. The ships will be provided under a mutual military assistance pact, to be signed after a final list of military needs is completed in two to three weeks.
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Manila
INS
Philippine Republic
United States
America
Philippines
Malacanan Palace
New Republic
Philippine Army
Commons Vote Sustains British Home Policy
The house of commons backed Britain's Labor government confidence in its domestic policies with a 333 to 188 vote, rejecting a Conservative amendment opposing further nationalization of major industries.
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London
House of Commons
Britain
Temperatures Cut at University To Save Fuel
Iowa City AP report notes University of Iowa will lower classroom temperatures to 68 degrees to conserve fuel during the soft coal strike. R J Phillips, director of maintenance, says most buildings run at 72 degrees and that general conservation measures will begin Friday resembling wartime restrictions with about 40 days of coal on hand.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
R. J. Phillips
Phillips
Lustron loan debated in Senate war probes
Deputy Housing Administrator Joseph Rauh argued the 52 million RFC grant for Lustron is not a good business loan unless the nation wants housing now as it did tanks in WWII. Tucker claims priority to the Chicago Dodge-Chrysler plant, with War Assets Corp. lease terms favoring Tucker. officials dispute rights and long term net gains to the government.
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Washington
Joseph H. Rauh
Lustron Corp
Rauh
Senate
Chicago
Lustron
Preston Tucker
John J. O’brien
War Assets Corporation
Tucker
O’brien
Fourth Murder Warrant Issued in Hutsel Slaying
St Louis authorities issued a fourth first degree murder warrant in the Hutsel case. Sonny Harrison, 46, identified as the latest to be charged, allegedly accepted $80 to kill Mrs. Margaret Hutsel but did not complete the crime. Earlier charges include Emil Hutsel and Thad Crawford and Alma Mackey. Crawford and Hutsel accuse each other of the killing.
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ST. Louis
INS
Margaret Hutsel
Shrewsbury
Sonny Harrison
Emil Carl Hutsel
Hutsel
Thad Crawford
Alma Mackey
Crawford
Four Rescued From Cabin Cruiser Beached in River
Four people were rescued by the coast guard cutter Goldenrod after their cabin cruiser Maureen hit a stump and beached in the Mississippi River about 20 miles north of St. Louis. The party included M. A. Clausen and wife, Layne Gann, and Clarence Tye, all from Detroit, en route to New Orleans. Clausen was identified as the cruiser owner.
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St, Louis
Coast Guard
Goldenrod
Mississippi River
Here
M. A. Clausen
Layne Gann
Clarence
Tye
Detroit
New Orleans
Clausen
Maureen
Man with Red Flag Walks Front of Trains Near Tea Party Site
In Boston a man carrying a red flag continues to lead trains along a 24% mile stretch of historic railway near the Boston Tea Party scene, drawing local attention to an old line.
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Boston
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