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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1944

Page

4

Radio and TV Highlights for Wednesday Evening

Kay Kyser returns to the College of Musical Knowledge with Georgia Carroll and the Town Criers on NBC and WHO from 9 to 10 pm. Also tonight Mutual and WGN carry the second World Series game at 1:45 pm with Dunphy Corum Slater. Gloria De Haven and June Allyson guest on Eddie Cantor at 8 pm NBC WHO. Robert E. Hannegan speaks 8:25–8:30 pm and Gov. Bricker appears at 8:30. D. D Offringa guests at 11:30 am on KXEL.

AY Kyser Georgia Carroll Don Leslie Kyser Phil Harris Kay Jack Benny Mutual WGN Don Dunphy Bill Corum Bill Slater The Mikes Gloria de Haven June Allyson Eddie Cantor NBC WHO Eddie Robert E. Hannegan Democratic National Committee John W. Bricker St. Louis Allan Jones WMT Henry Youngman Wees Frank Sinatra Dunninger Eeeeeas KXEL Jack Carson Seeeees Gov. Bricker Wild Kay Kyser Seeeees Nelson Eddy Bradley Exel Skylar Kael Lum Christian Wil0 H Kael Frank Sinatr Eddie Canto Kxel Bunninger Gov Bricker Grest Mu Kay Kyser Weird Circle Swin Ted Malone Gran Gross Ews Lewis Oficaro O'Daniel

Hour by Hour Radio Schedule From 1941 Station Lineup

Daily morning and afternoon radio grid listing shows and hosts across stations WMT WGN WENE KNXEL KXEL for Thursday October 4 1941. Program blocks include News Reveille Breakfast Club Living’s Fun Easy Acee and The Lone Ranger among other hours with a mix of music variety and talks.

WGN WMT Mary Miles Dick Baker Lindlahr Lora Lawton Licht

Sinatra Cotten radio clash on Wimms show

Frank's new half hour program features Sinatra and Joseph Cotten with Eileen Barton the Wimms Vocalists and Axel Stordahl orchestra. An on air exchange of lines and bon mots promises lively drama and musical humor this evening at 8 P.M. on WMT.

Joseph Cotten Frank Sinatra CBS WMT Eileen Barton David Selznick Frank Joe Sinatra Cotten Wimms Axel Stordahl

Radio Schedule Fragments From Various Stations

A jumble of program listings shows a dense schedule across stations KXEL WMT WGN WNT and WOR with talks music news and drama segments. Notable items include World Series updates Joe Malone the ladies program Happiness and a lineup featuring Dick Tracy Superman Tom Mix and J Armstrong.

O Nes Wes Booth KXEL Ava Johnsi Mus Librar WGN WGN Canteen Malone WWGN Bach Judye Jan WMT Llurtay O WGN Music Mart Chang World Who Parres Harrigan New Exe Terry Pirates

Roosevelt Signs Reconversion Bills To Guide Peace Transition

President Roosevelt signed two acts to ease the wartime shift to peacetime. A surplus property administration would handle about 100 billion dollars in war goods, and a mobilization and reconversion agency would replace the wartime office led by James F. Byrnes. Byrnes will stay until a successor is named after Congress returns. The president warned the surplus bill may slow reconversion with complex disposal and restrictions.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Office of War Mobilization James F. Byrnes Byrnes

Monona Man Kills Himself in Garage Tragedy

Alvin Drahn 38 shot and killed himself with a .22 caliber rifle in his Monona garage early Tuesday morning. He was found by his son Ronald around 7 am and had years of illness. Drahn served as secretary and buttermaker at Monona Cooperative Creamery and was active in the Monona Commercial Club and volunteer fire department. Survived by his wife three sons parents and many siblings.

The Gazette Monona Alvin Drahn Dan E. Lowe Clayton County Ronald Monona Cooperative Creamery Monona Commercial Club Fire Department Gene Fred Drahn

Liberators Bomb Balikpapan in Heaviest War Raid

More than 60 Liberators of the Far Eastern air force attacked Balikpapan Borneo the vital oil center in the heaviest raid of the war Gen MacArthur said Satur day The attack caused fires and damage to a refinery and power plant 7 of 30 Japanese interceptors were shot down 74 tons of bombs were dropped over the area Three Liberators were lost and a 2 000 ton Japanese vessel was damaged Parachutes of downed airmen drew Japanese fire there is no report on fatalities Balikpapan near Dutch New Guinea is a key source of aviation fuel for Japan

Allied Hdq S. W. Pacific Balikpapan Borneo Pacific MacArthur Philippines Zamboanga Wolfe Field Southwest Pacific U. S Dutch New Guinea

Fire Prevention Contest For Rural Iowa Schools

A fire prevention contest for rural schools will run October 8 to November 15. Harold Beaty of Iowa State College announced the event, aiming to support the 1944 wartime program by cutting fire hazards and teaching fire safety awareness.

Ames Harold Beaty Iowa State College

Buy War Bonds Opinion Booklet Free on Request

A booklet containing the opinions of famous doctors on the subject will be sent free while they last to readers who write to the Educational Division, 535 Fifth Ave, New York, N.Y., Dep Dept. K-s14.

Fifth Ave New York Nly

Nazi Casualties High in Millions, Swiss Paper Says

New York AP reports the Swiss newspaper Die Nation, cited by a British radio broadcast, tallies German wartime losses since 1939 with 8.5 million dead and 6.3 million wounded. It claims millions more were casualties at home, cities Dresden and Breslau nearly sole survivors, and Germany's resources greatly depleted.

New York Die Nation Germany Dresden Breslau

Landlord Sues OPA Officials Over Alleged Rent Overcharges

Victor Malley of Los Angeles files a $2,000 damage suit against five OPA officials including Chester Bowles. He says the action stems from a rent overcharge accusation by the OPA, with claims of humiliation and loss of time. He explains two overcharges were worker error and one was not an overcharge.

Los Angeles Office of Price Administration OPA National Chester Bowles Victor Malley

Open Toed Shoe Sliver Cause City Payment

In Des Moines an open-toed shoe and a rough plank crossing caused Joan De Moss a toe injury. A sliver in her toe led to infection and the city council approved a $44.50 payment to cover the doctor bill.

Des Moines Joan de Moss

Missing farmer Melton Hohn found dead at farm

The body of Melton Hohn, 51, was found hanging in the corn crib on his farm near here Monday night. Acting Coroner E L Martindale said that no inquest will be held.

Lost Nation Melton Hohn Here E. L. Martindale

Roosevelt touts aid to China flying 20000 tons monthly

President Roosevelt said the United States now ships more than 20 000 tons of war supplies to China each month over the Himalayas. He traced growth from 2000 3000 tons to 10000 in six months and called the airlift an amazing performance. He noted most cargo goes directly to Chinese forces with gasoline sent to the U S Fourteenth Air Force.

Washington INS Roosevelt China United States Himalayan Winston Churchill U. S. Fourteenth Air Force Fourteenth Air Force

Ceilings on Seed Potatoes Revived

The AP reports new monthly ceiling prices for certified and war approved seed potatoes effective Oct. 9, valid through June 30, 1945. The figures match those of the 1943-44 regulation, as announced by OPA.

Washington Office of Price Administration OPA

Edwards Named to New High Navy Post

The U S Navy announces Vice Admiral R S Edwards appointed deputy commander in chief of the U S fleet and deputy chief of naval operations in a newly created post.

Edwards Washington Navy R. S. Edwards U. S. Fleet Naval Operations

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