WSUI Plans Homecoming Broadcasts Across Weekend Schedule
WSUI will air a Homecoming celebration with a 7:35 p.m. Friday mass meeting and 9 p.m. highlights, then Saturday features include a 9:30 a.m. interview and 11:15 a.m. scene description. The Iowa vs Indiana football game closes the slate at 1:45 p.m. on WSUI WMT and WHO.
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Headliners Tonight Kate Smith Hour Frank Black Show
The listings note tonight's lineup featuring Kate Smith Hour Frank Black Show and Information Please with Al Soames Gan as part of the program slate.
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Power Rationing Ordered in Seven Southeast States
The OPM ordered emergency power rationing across seven southeastern states with a November 10 start date. Large commercial and industrial users must cut up to 30 percent, while North and South Carolina see a 5 percent cut. Exemptions apply to defense and essential civilian services. residential users face limited impact except for restricted uses. The plan pools 40 power companies across 13 states to ensure defense plant production. Wisconsin corn-husking title referenced but not relevant to energy order.
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Badger Cornhusking Champ Keeps Crown
Husky Omer Koopman, a Grant County farmer, plowed through mud at the R. E. McKenzie farm in Lacrosse to harvest 1,619.9 net pounds of corn in 80 minutes securing the Badger cornhusking title.
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Crown Kingsley Girl Queen of Iowa Dolphin Follies
Betty Lou Little of Kingsley Iowa was crowned queen of the 22nd annual Dolphin Follies at the University of Iowa. A freshman, she lives in Currier Hall. The show by the Dolphin club runs through Saturday night at the fieldhouse pool.
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Georgia U Faces Loss of Accreditation by Southern Association
The University of Georgia in Atlanta faced possible removal from the Southern Association’s accredited list after Governor Eugene Talmadge’s political moves led to board resignations and the ousting of Dr. Walter D. Cocking as dean. The action would follow prior sanctions against other Georgia institutions.
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Army to form first mountain warfare regiment
Secretary Stimson announced the army will create its first regiment devoted to mountain combat. The 11th Infantry Mountain Regiment will begin organizing its first battalion of 500 to 600 men at Fort Lewis on November 15, forming the nucleus for Alpine troops trained for modern highland warfare.
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Fonda Post Office Clerk Bound Over On Their Charge
Francis M. Tice 40 of Fonda Iowa post office clerk waived hearing on an embezzlement charge and was bound over to Humboldt county jail in 2500 bond. An inspector said he took 4300 from a Montgomery Wapany cage with Mrs Eileen Hardy of Joley Iowa named on the letter.
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Soldiers Drafted to Fight Locusts in Ancient Rome
In a bold ancient Rome moment, soldiers were drafted to combat a locust swarm threatening crops and food supplies. The unusual mobilization underscored the empire’s reliance on military resources for agricultural threats and public welfare.
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Roosevelt signs bill liberalizing tax amortization for defense firms
President Roosevelt signed a bill liberalizing the tax amortization law. Defense contractors are exempt from amortizing costs of new facilities and may deduct them over a five year period.
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Icelandic Cabinet Resumes All Offices
Premier Hermann Jonasson and his coalition cabinet returned to duty in Reykjavik after a brief pause in government. The government announced the revival of all ministries and full operation of state functions.
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Government Reeigned After Nine Days of Talks and Regent Plea
After nine days of negotiations and a plea by Regent Sveinm Bjoernsson Jonasson’s government ree signed amid a dispute over internal problems caused by British and American armies occupying the area.
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John D Biggers Granted Leave By Roosevelt
President Roosevelt grants John D Biggers special minister to Great Britain a leave of absence subject to recall. He will return to his glass manufacturing business in Toledo Ohio.
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Radio Station Schedule Highlights Iowa Institutions
Saturday schedule lists programs from WSUI WMT WGN WHO and WENR in Iowa City and Des Moines. Highlights include Melodies for Children, World Today, Futuristic Musical Shop, and News Roundups across stations with varied times and hosts.
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