Victory First German reply to peace talk
Berlin officials reiterate "victory first" as Germany's response to peace rumors. They say true talks would follow England's leadership change and military decisions after weapons have spoken, dismissing armistice offers as enemy propaganda amid German advances in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Reich
Churchill
Eden
Adolf Hiller
England
Germany
Russia
Dienst Aus Deutschland
Firestone plant blaze in Fall River costs government rubber stock
Washington AP report says 15,850 tons of government owned crude rubber were lost in the Fall River Firestone plant fire. An additional 2,000 tons at the site survived. Government stock totals of 155,214 tons remain in storage nationwide with 135,323 tons en route from the Far East and 145,664 tons waiting to be shipped to Rubber Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jesse Jones
Federal Loan
Firestone Rubber Company
Fall River
Mass
Jones
Far East
The
Rubber Reserve Company
U S Bound Ship Sunk By U Boat With 6 Passengers
The Portuguese steamer Corte Real bound for the United States was sunk by a German submarine off the Portuguese coast. Six passengers survived including an American doctor, and two women and two children were taken aboard the U boat. No further details on the other vessels were confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
United States
Jose Narciso Marques, Jr
Oporte
Azores
Charles Cant Buffinger
Jean de Je Gillardie Renee
Marques
Corte Real
New York
Ponta Delgada
Lison
Flamarcy Line
Des Moines Police Arrest 17 Year Old Career Burglar
Des Moines police chief announces the arrest of a 17 year old youth nicknamed Timmy Valentine who confessed to 14 burglaries. The teen, described as an amateur cracksman, had been leaving calling cards at crime scenes and will no longer harass residents. Detective Chief Paul Castelline identified the suspect and stated the arrest ends a wave of break ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Paul Castelline
German farmer jailed for weeds on 18 acre field
A Bad Wilsnack farmer received a three week jail term after the court found his 18 acre field grown with weeds wasted land and of no benefit to the German people. The judge equated the neglected ground to enemy occupation in its impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bad Wilsnack
Radio Guests And Programs On Air Across Major Stations
Radio from China via Clipper will feature Eddie Dowling on We the People at 8 p.m. over WMT with eye witness reports from Chungking and the Burma road. The show also includes R B Wilson Henry Scott Barton Lowell Gay Churchill and more as he broadcasts from New York and Chicago. Other segments cover Bat tle of the Sexes on WHO Bob Hope on WHO and Report to the Nation on WMT with a look at Axis defeat efforts. The NBC Symphony under Mitropoulos performs Chausson in a second concert on WENR while Virginia Payne and Constance Crowder appear in soap and theater notes with studio gags and book drives for soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Clipper
Eddie Dowling
WMT
Watts
Chungking
Burma Road
R. B. Wilson
Henry Scott
New York
Town Hall
Barton Lowell
Gay Churchill
Rem Watts, JR
WHO
Bob Hope
Hollywood
Hope
Paulette Goddard
America
Ernest Chausson
Dimitri Mitropoulos
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Wenr
Babbe
Virginia Payne
Ma Perkins
Constance Crowder
Doris Cameron
Eddie Firestone, Jr
Rolce
Brewster Boy
Radio Schedule Highlights for Oct 1 1941 Evening
Radio listings show a dense Illinois network lineup with WMT WGN WLS WHO and ENR among others. Programs include Missing Heirs President Co News and sports, plus stages for Bob Hope Red Skelton Fibber McGee and World Today with weather and farm hours.
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WMT
Johnny
Bob Burns
Harold Teen
WGN
WENR
Bob Hope Wee
Red Skelton
Chicago
Guy Savase
Mr Keen
Wand
Korn
WLS
Bentley
Burling
Rio P
Joe Parsons
Utley
Treasury
Johnny Pres
Treasure Ches
Art Castle
Ryan
Nation
Northerners
WEN
Symphony
Fibber McGee
G. Miller
Alan Scott
Bob Hope
WMT Bohemian
Courtney
Brad Enr
WGN A. Kassel
Reyn
Lou Rereese
Fred Waring
WMT World Toda
Burlin
Gurker
L. Welk
Gloketrotte
Brown
D. Jurcens
Wayne Kir
Wells
F. Ebener
R. Hutsell
Jemima
Ann
Lewis
Jerry
Zelda
Durkin
Red Foley
Shelley
Bob
Joe
Stan
Norman
Weath
Grant
Dr'r
Helen
Herb Howard
Farrell
WMP
Joyce Jordan
Radio Schedule Fragments Show Dense List of Program Titles
A long OCR style listing details radio shows and hosts across stations WMT WGN WLS WENR WLacm WIS WIS Markets and others. Names like Helen Trent Judy Jane Kate Smith and Jack Armstrong appear with time slots from early morning to evening. The fragmentary schedule includes dramas talk shows music variety and public affairs.
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WMT
Grant
WGN
Peter
Pee Hitchen
Jane Tucker
I. Am
Turne
Jack Turner
WGN Mus
Wls Morn
Toby
Susle
Ryan
Jenny
Shent Twig Wes
David Haorn
Kate Smith
John Hughes
Martha
Helen
Judy
Jane
WMT Biz
WGS
Helen Trent
R. Ginsburs
WLS Rangers
Program Highlights from Iowa Educational Radio Stations
Highlights from WSUI Iowa City and WOL Ames include a mix of news, music, lectures, and farm programming. Notable items feature Prof J P Laas and Prof Thompson talks, drama, Fourth Estate, Farm Facts, Markets, Homemakers, Storybook, and Farm Home Defense segments across Wednesday schedules.
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University of Iowa
Iowa City
J. P. Laas
VNU
Thompson i
Iowa State College
Wol Ames
ALAM
Simpson
Harlan Miners Win Union Shop At Last
In a 20 year struggle, Harlan County Kentucky miners win a union shop after county operators agree to the policy. Separate line notes training seals for anti submarine duty off England at World War II end.
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Harlan
Knoxville, Tenn
Harlan County
Kentucky
England
Way to Curb a Rupture Free Trial Offer
Thousands of ruptured men and women may gain relief from a double rupture method used by Cant. W. A. Collings. The ad promises a free pamphlet to all who write to Cant. WA Collings Inc Box 108T Watertown NY with no cost to learn the technique and reports many satisfied results.
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Cant
W. A. Collings
Collings, Inc
Watertown
Silent Revolution Warns of Centralized Government Rise
Fred A. Eldean of the Tax Foundation warned at the national tax conference that a silent revolution is pushing toward state controlled society and federal domination of the economy. He said centralization risks leaving citizens without direction while urging tax conscious citizenship to preserve democracy. R. M. Goodrich warned the American way of life hangs on a tenuous balance and citizen agencies may become key in preserving democratic institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Fred A. Eldean
The
Tax Foundation of
New York
National Tax Conference
Eldean
R. M. Goodrich
Bureau of Governmental Research
Goodrich
Senate Passes Amendment to 1940 Citizenship Act
The Senate approved a bill postponing the act’s effect for one year to prevent 3000 to 5000 people living abroad from losing U.S. citizenship. Senator Maloney noted many are stranded overseas due to wartime travel barriers, prompting quick passage.
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Senate
Washington
INS
White House
Sen. Maloney
Conn
United States
Waterloo Firm Wins $18,495 Army Jacket Contract
The Powers Mfg. Co. of Waterloo received an $18,495 defense contract from the War Department to produce 25,000 twill jackets for the Army. Announcement came Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Army
Gazette
Washington
Powers Mfg. Company
War Department
American Football Arrives in Iceland With Military Practice
In Reykjavik a U S army infantry unit held a football practice on an English rugby field drawing puzzled cheers from British and Icelanders. The Americans plan to form three or four teams for an autumn schedule as locals watch bemused by the unfamiliar game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reykjavik
Iceland
Office of Facts and Figures sparks Washington talk
Reviewing Stand columnist notes the creation of OFF as a new government agency led by Archibald MacLeish. He mocks gatekeeping secrecy, praises dreamers over hard headed men, and highlights cab drivers as a fresh source of on the ground information in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of
Archibald MacLeish
Librarian of
Congress
MacLeish
Office of Facts and Figures
Niagara Falls
Washington Monument
Cherry Trees
Washingtonians and the chatter about truth power
A cab driver remarks seed a reflection on how much truth a government funded entity can tell. The piece questions if officials should reveal full facts or temper statements due to government paychecks and political pressures.
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OFF
Scholastic Group Drops Georgia U For Cocking Purge
In a Birmingham meeting the Southern Conference voted to expel the University of Georgia after the ouster of Dean Walter Cocking of the University of Georgia School of Education. Cocking was dismissed by Governor Eugene Talmadge for allegedly proposing a mixed race school near the campus.
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Scholastic Group
Georgia U
Birmingham
Southern University Conference
University of Georgia
Walter Cocking
Manchester
University of Georgias School of Education
Eugene Talmadge
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Claude Rains
Fay Wray
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Martin O
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Linda's Love
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Twig
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Myrt
Margery Harm
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Child
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D. Courtney
Bradiey
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Johnson
Melody
Valiant Lady
Kate Hopkins
Malone
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Guiding
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Uncle Harry
Widder Brown
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WLNR
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Elson
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Henry McLemore
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Killian Company
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