Radio Notes and Comment Highlights Friday Night Lineup
Nadine Subotnik previews Ginny Simms at 8 with De Wolfe and DeVol Orchestra while Don Wilson hosts an airing of Where Is the Meat on Mutual at 7 30. Other listings include Tito Guitar Jack Smith Show Paul Lavalle and more with campus variety and notable actors like John Shelton Eve lyn MacGregor and Bert Parks in upcoming programs across NBC CBS and Mutual networks.
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Ginny Simms
Cbs-Wmt
de Wolfe
Ginny
Tien DE Wolfe
Mutual
Washington
Ther
Tito
Jack Smith
Mac Morgan
Paul Lavalle
Nbc-Who
John Shelton
Mystery Theater
Beth Scott
Bill Stern
Nbcwmaq
Hour by hour radio schedule mid October 1916
An hourly listing of radio programming for Friday October 11 1916 across stations WHO WGN KXEL WMT WMY etc. The schedule details show time slots from 6 pm to 11:36 am with programs including News Parade Quiz Mystery of W Sound Off Thin Man Dinners Night Spot Bands Fights Adventure Farm News and Morning shows. It references hosts such as Dr Bradley Henry Taylor and Muncy with multiple network affiliates NBC CBS and ABC style placeholders.
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EXEL
WGN
Bradley
Jack Smith
Henry Taylo
Mer. Willson
Kaltenborn
KXEL
KXCU
FBI
Alan Youns
D.m
Ginny Simms
SWGN
Henry Taylor
M. Agronsky
WMT
Cate
Wro
Clire
Elon
Dick Baker
Mary” Milea
Crosby
F. Merriwell
Archie Andrews
June Baker
Ava Johnson
Ed McConne
City Music
John Desmona
Farm Hour and Jamboree Radio Schedule for Oct 18 1916
Radio listings detail a full day schedule on stations WMT WGN KXEL WHO and others. Programs include Farm Hour Jamboree Teens Tunes Bob Elston Campus Parade Vets Advisor and a Grand Central feature with scores and canaries at 65 pm.
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Kxel Land O’ Corp
WGN
WMT
WI0
Sonsfellows
Bob Elston
Neb
Jimmy Blair
WMT Grand Central
Chadson
WIQ Scorboard
WGN Baker
WGN Canaries
Youth Admits Setting Fire Over Pay Raise Hope
An 18 year old butcher at Stadler Brothers Packing admitted starting a fire at the plant over a refused raise. He signed a confession to Indiana State Police Detective Raymond Bell saying he set two fires within two hours after failing to receive more money. He had been earning 75 cents an hour after returning from a corrective institution. The first fire was small and found by workers with no meat damaged.
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Columbus
Ind
Nathan Grammer
Indiana
Raymond Bell Bell
Stadler Brothers Packing Company
Grammer
Indiana Boys’ School
Bell
Stadler
Legless Veteran Receives Government Car Gift
Des Moines veteran Lewis Marean 21 on crutches received a new 1946 car from the federal government under a postwar program for World War II veterans who lost or lost use of limbs. Marean, who lost both legs at Cassino in 1943, plans a trip with his mother to Marshalltown.
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Des Moines
Lewis Marean
Congress
Iowa
Marean
Cassino
Marshalltown
Great-Grandmother Is Freed of Murder Charge
Mrs. Lillie Winter, 76, was found innocent by a county court jury of six men and six women on Thursday night of murdering her three-year-old great-grandson by arsenic poisoning in Fairfield Illinois.
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Fairfield, Ill
Lillie Winter
British Have No A Bombs, Truman Says
President Truman stated that Britain possesses no atom bombs and that the United States maintains a monopoly on such weapons. He noted no decision on a round the world B-29 flight and announced naval support for Chile’s inauguration with Leahy as representative. Palestine moves were discussed with Prime Minister Attlee, but the reply remains private.
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Washington
Truman
Britain
United States
Army Air Forces
Chile
Forrastal
William D. Leahy
Palestine
Attlee
Eleven USSR Citizens Ordered Home by Soviet Govt
New York AP report quotes Anatol Yakovlev saying 11 Soviet citizens ordered home by their government rather than register as foreign agents in the United States. Yakovlev framed the move as an alternative to agent registration.
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New York
Anatol Yakovlev
Union For Soviet Socialist Republics
Ussr
Department of Justice
Yakovlev
Grand Jury Recommends Help in Ehrecke Murder Probe
Davenport report says Scott county grand jury urged sheriff to seek aid from other agencies in Davenport and the state for the Edward Ehrecke murder investigation. Indictments also returned for Maurice L. Taylor and Eugene Lillyblade in two separate downtown Davenport fatal altercations.
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Davenport
Scott County
Grand Jury
Edward Ehrecke
Tipton
Maurice L. Taylor
Carl Raike
Eugene Lillyblade
William Ruddell
Ruddell
V-2 Rocket Reaches 102 Miles with Instruments
White Sands N M AP The armed forces sent a German V-2 rocket 102 miles high at 3600 mph and kept it aloft 11 minutes using devices to slow descent. The warhead held cameras and cosmic ray instruments directed by the Naval Research Laboratory. Colonel Harold R Turner said results are preliminary but show partial success.
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White Sands
N. M
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington, D. C
Harold R. Turner
Four New Polio Cases Reported in Iowa this Week
Four cases of infantile paralysis were reported to the state health department on Thursday. The counties affected were Jasper Asceola Woodbury and Plymouth, bringing this week total to 28 and yearly total to 463, up from 229 at the same point last year.
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Des Moines
State Health Department
Jasper
Asceola
Woodbury
Plymouth
Dirks Freed by Jury at Anamosa
A 12 member jury acquitted Earl H. Dirks of Anamosa of manslaughter in the death of George Leaper aged sixty following an altercation at Leaper's home on June fifteenth or twenty second. The trial concluded Thursday.
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Dirks
Anamosa
Anamosa (Ap
Earl H. Dirks
George Leaper
Leaper
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