Anglo American Relations Tonight on Blue Network and KXEL
NADINE SUBOTNIK announces a special program Anglo American Relations Today aired Friday 7 30 to 8 p m. The three way discussion features John G Winant in London Viscount Halifax from Washington and S K Ratcliffe from New York on economic political and military events of the last 12 years. The broadcast marks the first in a new series and includes other notable radio items across stations WHO WMT KXEL and NBC outlets.
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England
Blue Network
KXEL
John G. Winant
United States
Court of St. James
London
Viscount Halifax
Washington
Swing
S. K. Ratcliffe
BBC
New York
Otis
Raymond Gram Swing
World Series and college games on Saturday broadcasts
The schedule lists the World Series at 12:15 p.m. on WGN and 12:30 p.m. on WMT. Iowa Great Lakes game at 1:45 p.m. on WHO and WSUI, then a Series game on WMT. Iowa Seahawks vs Minnesota Gophers at 2:15 p.m. on KXEL. Texas-Northwestern at 1:45 p.m. on WBBM and WMAQ, plus a Series wrap on WGN. A five weekly Chicago broadcast series starts 10:05 a.m. on WBBM with Pat Flanagan. Wickard’s address for Food for Freedom Harvest is 11:30 a.m. on WOI across The National Farm and Home Hour.
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WGN
WMT
Iowa Great Lakes
WHO
WSUI
Iowa Seahawks
Minnesota Gophers
KXEL
Texas-Northwestern
WBBM
WMAQ
Chicago
Pat Flanagan
Clinton
Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard
Tylertown
Miss
National Farm and Home Hour
WOI
Worshis
Stan
AP News & A.m
Boones
Mary Miles
Clif
Helen
G. Baker
Victory Garden
WMT Kiddies Revue
Excel Iowa
WGN Rangers
Land of Free
Wheeler
Wolters
Dad
Bove
Grant
Yanks
Shelley
Dorothy Dale
Jane Foster
Pam
Iowa
Iowa-G Lakes
Belmont
WMT Meadow_Mat
Navy Board
Huir
E. Fitzgerald
WMT World Today
Army Recruit
Wuletay
Radio Schedule Highlights From 1942 Oct 2 Nightline
Hour by hour programming lists WMT WGN WHO KXEL and others with music news and dramatic shows. Notable names include Dinah Sho, Navy, Hoople Hour, Meet Navy, Ship broadcasts and Morning Farm Hour. Broadcast times span 6:30 p.m. to midnight with multiple stations and personalities featured.
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WMT
WGN
Dr_ Bradley
Navy
Bucln
Twenty-Two Die in Army Plane Crash in Porto Rico
A U.S. Army transport plane crashed in the mountains northwest of Coamo in southern Porto Rico. Twenty-two people, all on board, were killed. The army announced the fatalities Thursday.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
Coamo
Vichy to Pay Nazis Another Huge Sum
Vichy government receives an additional 15 billion francs from the Bank of France for ongoing occupation costs. The total advanced to date reaches 106 billion francs about 3.92 billion dollars.
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Vichy
Bank of France
War Production Board curbs non essential cooking equipment
Washington reports the War Production Board banned the manufacture of many non essential non electric cooking devices for public eateries. The move affects about 500 manufacturers and aims to save at least 15 000 tons of steel for critical uses. Household appliances remain unaffected.
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Washington
War Production Board
Jacobs Presents First Lecture for Gray Ladies
The Rev W A Jacobs spoke at Mercy hospital to start a Red Cross hospital corps training series for Gray Ladies. He urged enduring service beyond wartime and noted Red Cross peacetime work. Mrs J F McRaith presided and hospital and Red Cross officials welcomed the group. Future talks will be at Mercy and St Luke's hospitals.
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Red Cross Hospital
Mercy Hospital
W. A. Jacobs
First Congregational Church
Red Cross
Gray Ladies
M. Mercy
Carl N. Ettinger
Linn County Red Cross
Paul H. Huston
Wells Creck
Mercy
St. Luke's Hospitals
Dairy byproducts eyed as rubber substitute pilot plant
Washington reports a privately financed pilot plant being built to make a rubber like substance from dairy by products. The process remains in test tube stage with no immediate rubber substitute but shows long term promise. National Dairy Products Corp finances the plant with B F Goodrich assisting in development work toward practical use.
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Washington
William M. Jeffers
Jeffers
National Dairy Products Corporation
B. F. Goodrich Company
Fruit Reception Termed Success at Cedar Rapids Home
The Cedar Rapids Home for Aged Women reported a successful annual fruit reception day on Thursday. More than 100 individual donations were received, with ongoing contributions expected this week. Attendance for tea surpassed normal levels, though exact headcount was not recorded.
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Cedar Rapids
Henderson Rejects Four Rent Protests
Price Administrator Leon Henderson rejected four rent protests, ruling the rent freeze act was not meant to guarantee every landlord an adequate or fair return on investment.
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Washington (Ap
Leon Henderson
Price Lands Press For Keeping Secret
Byron Price director of censorship said the press and radio showed patriotism and the workability of voluntary censorship by keeping Roosevelt’s inspection trip secret.
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Price Lands Press
Washington (Ap
Byron Price
Roosevelt
Mexicans Form Large Expeditionary Force for Overseas Fight
Mexico City report says a Mexican expeditionary force of thousands is being prepared to fight overseas, disclosed Friday by INS officials as part of wartime mobilization efforts.
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Mexico City
INS
Cedar Rapids Declares Fire Prevention Week 1942
Mayor Frank K. Hahn proclaims October 4 to 10 as Fire Prevention Week urging Cedar Rapids residents to curb fire hazards and boost preventive practices. The local Chamber of Commerce panel outlines next week’s plans, with plans to be announced in The Sunday Gazette.
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Frank K. Hahn
Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Iowa
F. K. Hahn
Little Complaint Heard in Cedar Rapids Over Meat Rationing
Mrs Neil Montgomery chair of the Red Cross nutrition committee notes Cedar Rapids has little complaint about meat rations. She says the 2.5 pounds per person weekly equals U S average consumption for a decade. She compares international levels, citing England one pound weekly and Holland nine ounces.
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Nutrition Service
Montgomery
Cedar Rapids
Community Nutrition Service
Red Cross
Lucy Simpson Mulqueen
Community Service
Neil Montgomery
Red Cross Nutrition Committee
United States
England
Holland
Belgium
Germany
Italy
Melvan Bakkie
American Red Cross
Romans branded large criminals while England death penalty
Historical note contrasts Roman practice of branding and banishment with England's past use of the death penalty for certain offenses. The piece highlights evolving punitive norms and legal history across eras.
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England
Predicts Approval Of Alcohol Output From Farm Surplus
Representative Stefan of Nebraska said he was reliably informed the government would soon approve manufacture of 100 million gallons of grain alcohol from surplus farm products. He added plants would be built in the grain belt near waterways, and the 100 million gallons would be in addition to the existing program.
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Washington
Stefan
R-Neb
Baruch Committee
Fined for Leaving Scene of Accident
Roy Carlson of Madison Street NE was fined five dollars and costs by Justice H R Churchill for leaving the scene of an accident without identifying himself. Harold Delameter, a motorcyclist, suffered a forehead cut in the crash at Sixth Street and Twenty third Avenue SW on Thursday evening. Mrs R W Soutter of Seventh Avenue SW said her southbound car collided with Carlson’s northbound vehicle, throwing her car into the motorcycle's path.
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Roy Carlson
Madison Street
H. R Churchill
Harold Delameter
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Sixth Street
Twenty-third Avenue SW
R W Soutter
Seventh Avenue
Carlson
Cross Arrows Puzzle Answered in The Daily Page
A crossword style clue list features horizontal and vertical entries with numbered hints. Solving yields names, terms, and abbreviations such as a naval officer Joseph K and various abbreviations for Arabic letters and services.
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