Penthouse Party guests Luise Rainer and Frank Fay
Ilka Chase hosts a Fox radio program featuring Luise Rainer and Frank Fay with Vaughn Monroe and Yvette providing the musical end. WENR will carry the 8:30 p.m. program, while other stations present related shows and guests across Omaha Ames Cincinnati and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luise Rainer
Frank Fay
Ilka Chase
Lamour
Miss Rainer
New York
Fay
Vaughn Monroe
Yvette
Wenr
Evening Radio Schedule for October 28 1941 Aired
Radio listings show programs on WMT WGN WENE WLS WENR and others for Wednesday Oct 28 1941 including Easy Aces Mr Keen Big Town Quiz Kids Lone Ranger and Kay Kyser amid news reports and music segments across multiple stations with late night and early morning times.
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Vee
Fred Allen
WMT
Eddie Cantor
WENR
Kay Kyser Fulton Lewis
Peme
WGN
Don Pedro
Keen
Elso
Vane
Utley
Newa
Bentle
Burlii
R Ginsburet
Jon Parsons
F. Waring
Cal Time
WLS
Quiz Kids
Christian
Lone Ranger
Manhattan
Allen
Heatter
Ryan
WGN Hill Landera
G. Miller
Alan Scott
Kay Kyser
Lewis W King
Reynolds
Radio Schedule Of Programs And Personalities From 1941
A detailed listing of radio time slots across stations WGN WLS WMT WENR and others for October 1941, naming programs such as News Mythic Arts Playhouse Drama and various serials with announcers and staff. Notable figures include Mary Miles, Barbara Han, Kate Smith, Aunt Jean, and Vee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMT Hym
WGN
Morrit
WLS
Millwheel
Bess Johnson
Myrt
Marge
Cabrles
Han
WLS News
Bach
WMT
Linda
Jane
Don
WGN Plano
Jenn
Helen Tren
Ryan
Rangers
Helen
Gal Sunda
Bert Twir
Mkta
WMT Farm
WLS Farm Forum
Curb Forum
Norman
Joyce Jordan
Paint Dreams
Johnson
WGN Playhouse
WLS Homemakers
Kate Hopkins
Edna O'Dell
Program Highlights of Iowa Educational Stations Schedule
A listing of radio programs from University of Iowa Iowa State College WSUI Ames and other Iowa institutions. The guide includes morning and afternoon slots with news reports, magazines, bookshelves, child study, sportstime, authors, homemakers, hymn time, farm home segments and defense front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Educational Institutions of
State of
Iowa
University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
F Mott
Storzland
Wesleyan
Keppy Wins East District Corn Husking Title at Preston Meet
Ralph Keppy of Eldridge claimed the East District corn husking crown at the John L. A. Kruse farm near Preston, netting 2 648.35 pounds to beat Harry Brenneman of Nichols by 293 pounds. Eldred Stallman finished third with 2 334.12 pounds as over 3,000 spectators watched a frost-turned field. Keppy and Brenneman qualified for the state contest near Hartley Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Beck
Dick Hull
WOI
Ames
Hartley
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
National Farm and Home Hour
Preston
Ralph Keppy
Eldridge
Scott County
John L
Keppy
Krueger Wins Nebraska State Corn Husking Title
Albert Krueger representing Madison county husked 27.0246 bushels of corn in 80 minutes to win the Nebraska state corn husking contest in Franklin. Zlonzo Ksiazek of Clarks in Merrick county was the runner-up with 26.6334 bushels.
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Franklin
Neb
Albert Krueger
Madison County
Zlonzo Ksiazek
Clarks
Merrick County
Iowa corn husking qualifiers named for state meet near Hartley
Ivyl M. Carlson of Madrid led 46.53 bushels in 80 minutes at the central district meet near Dawson earning a state bid for Thursday in Hartley. Kenneth Wedemeyer of Guthrie Center husked 44.43 bushels at Dawson, also qualifying, while Marion Link of Ames holds the state record at 43.6 bushels. Arthur Raisch of Franklin County won the northeast district with 39.09 bushels near Waverly.
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Associated Press
Ivyl
M. Carlson
Madrid
Polk
Hartley
Carlson
Central Counties
Dawson
Kenneth Wedemeyer
Guthrie Center
Guthrie
Marion Link
Ames
Lee Stodgell
Morning Sun
Louisa County
Stodgell
Iowa
Earl Ferguson
New Sharon
Mahaska County
Hedrick
Arthur Raisch
Franklin County
Bremer County
Waverly
Don
Civilian Defense Office Produces Tags for Raid Victims
The Civilian Defense Office has printed 1000 identification tags for air raid victims. The tags, produced by the Government Printing Office, include spaces for victim name and address, notifier, casualty nature, treatment, and whether morphine or a tourniquet was used. OCD says the tags serve as a model for local civilian defense councils in bombing-prone cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Civilian Defense
OCD
Osteopath pleads innocent to conspiracy charge
Dr J W Hull an osteopath pleaded innocent Tuesday to a federal conspiracy charge related to automobile accident insurance collections. U S Commissioner Wilson Shorey set bail at 10000 dollars and said trial would occur in federal court at Hannibal Missouri in December. Hull was indicted in Missouri.
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Davenport
J W. Hull
United States
Wilson Shorey
Hannibal
Huls
Missouri
Roosevelt signs $5.985 billion lend lease bill and names Stettinius center administrator
President Roosevelt signed a new $5.985 billion lend-lease appropriation bringing total to $12.985 billion plus $176 million for defense. He established Edward R. Stettinius Jr. as lend-lease administrator and centralized the program under the office of emergency management. A rider allows appointing a federal works administrator, with Carmody resigning possibly to be replaced by Brig. Gen. Philip B. Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Office of Emergency Management
Edward R. Stettinius
Stettinius
Congress
FWA
John M. Carmody
Philip B. Fleming
Fleming
Union Ends Des Moines Bakery Workers Strike
AP reports the Bakery Workers Union No. 34 and about 250 bakers across seven Des Moines plants ended a weekend strike on Tuesday returning to work immediately. A meeting with the Master Bakers association is planned to discuss a higher wage scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Bakery Workers Union No. 34
Frank Frost
Master Bakers Association
Six-Foot Telegram Records Workers Defense Pledge
The Navy received a telegram six feet long from Local 1114 of the United Electrical and Radio and Machine Workers of America calling on 900 Chicago Foote Bros. Gear and Machine workers to deliver maximum quality production for the defense program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
United Electrical and Radio and Machine Workers of America
CIO
Chicago
Foote Bros. Gear and Machine Corp
Roosevelt defends secret map as valid claims Nazi plot
President Roosevelt said there is no doubt about the secret map showing Nazi plans to create vassal states in Latin America and rejected German charges of forgery. He also stood by claims of documents on a Nazi plan to abolish Christianity, while noting he cannot publicly disclose the sources or inspect by republic representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
South
Central America
Navy
Total Defense
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Europe
Third Reich
Latin America
Kearny
Icelandic
O Brien couple adopts third child in Chicago area
Pat O Brien and her actor husband legally adopted their third child a two month old boy named Terrence Kevin O’Brien. The infant came from the Cradle in Evanston along with the couple’s other children Mavourneen seven and Pat Sean five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pat O'Brien
Terrence Kevin O'Brien
Evanston
Allies Withdraw from French Somaliland After Invasion
The Petain government announced that French troops forced invading British and De Gaullist forces to withdraw from French Somaliland and retreat to Eritrea. London sources denied any attack had occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VICHY
Petain
French Somaliland
Eritrea
London
Headon Crash In Ottumwa Kills Peoria Youth 20
Ronnie Nugen twenty of Peoria Illinois died after a headon collision near Ottumwa. Two others were injured one seriously and an ambulance crash en route to a hospital caused additional injuries to Carol Priester and others. Earl Dawdy sixty one of Galesburg was injured along with his wife and Jack Travis eighteen escaped uninjured.
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Ronnie Nugen
Peoria
Headon
Here
Nugen
Earl Dawdy
Galesburg
Dawdy
Carol Priester
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