Special War Broadcasts Highlight NBC Coverage Plans
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports NBC and affiliated stations prepare a wide-ranging two-year war tribute program titled Two Years of War to air Wednesday from 8 to 9 p.m. on WENR with NBC president Niles Trammell, a Homestead steel plant behind the scenes, Marchfield talent, foreign newscasters from Bellmore and a navy patrol pickup. The program also includes a round-table with Hillman Vandercook Gunther St. John, a Britain-America exchange, and broadcasts from European fronts. Gossips note Conrad Thibault as a Miss America judge, and Maestro Billy Mills will supply music for Fibber McGee and Molly Great Gildersleeve Hap Hazard.
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WENR
NBC
Niles Trammell
Homestead
Marchfield
Calif
Earl Godwin
Bellmore
Long Island
William Hillman
John W. Vandercook
John Gunther
Robert St. John
Given
Conrad Thibault
Manhattan
Atlantic City
Curtis Institute of Music
Philadelphia
Billy Mills
Gildersleeve
Hap Hazard
Radio Schedule Highlights From September 4 1941 Evening Lineup
WMT and WGN present a dense network of programs featuring Quiz Kids and The Thin Man at 6 15 p.m. WLS and WGN carry a mix of news, sports, music and variety shows with Julius Cantor and Eddie Cantor in rotation. Evening listings include World News segments, studio entertainment, and local machine. Local times vary by station with 8 30 to 9 15 p.m. blocks.
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Cal Tinney
WLS
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Christian
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Midn't
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Shirer
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Danger Bus
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Totten
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Martin Or
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Heckscher
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Ton
Kinsey
Des M Who
D. Fedro O
WGN Jarrett
Radio Schedule Chronicle for September Day
A dense listing of radio program times, show titles, and hosts across WMT WGN WLS WMO WENR WES WMO networks. Entries include news, music, dramas, markets, and homemaker programs with multiple hosts such as Kate Smith Mary Martis and Aunt Jenny.
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Bob
Utley A .Ee
WGN
Raniers
K_Norris
Ronald
Bess Johnson
Myrt
Marge
WLS
Bentley
E. .Randolph
Clark Dennis
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Grant
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Daugh
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Mary Martis
Judy
Jane
Harmon
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Bach. Children Wls Rangers
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Jenny
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Dave Harum
Kate Smith
John Huces
Martha
Helen
Helen Trent
Gov
Beautiful Life
Judy & Jane
WGN Gov
Livestock M&ts
Goldberss
Broadcast Schedule Snippet Shows Multiple Stations and Segments
A fragmented listing outlines radio and news segments across stations such as WENR WGN WMT WESR and WLS. Entries mention program titles like World Today News Sports and various host or guest names with specific times from 4:14 pm to 6:45 pm.
Program Highlights From Iowa Educational Stations
Radio listings outline programming across University of Iowa Iowa State College WSU Iowa City and WOL Ames. Thursday morning features Chapel Farm News Kita News and religious segments. Afternoon schedules include Farm News 1 3 30 sports time and Drake U sports reports with music and travel segments.
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State of Iowa
University of Iowa
Iowa State College
WSU
Iowa City
Wol Ames
Chapel + Farm
Tio Farm
Sir Muse
Wis
WEA
Drake U
Axis Heads Create Flag For New United Europe
Mussolini and Hitler, after a five day conference on the Russian front, claim plans for a single axis led Europe. A European flag with all nations’ colors has been unveiled beside axis banners as the pair push toward unification including Portugal and France.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Napoleon
Duce
Fuehrer
Mussolini
Milan
Popolo Italia
Popolo d'Italia
Mario Appelius
Portugal
France
Hitler
Wnr
England
Popolo A
Italia
Finland
Slovakia
Croatia
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
Four More Pleas Of Guilty To Espionage Charges
Four more members of an alleged espionage ring pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Marcus B. Campbell in Brooklyn. Of 33 indicted, 14 have now pleaded guilty to one or both counts. 19 remain for trial. Defendants include Everett Minster Roeder, Max Albrecht Blank, Gustav Wilhelm Kaercher, and George Gottlob chuh.
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New York
FBI
Marcus B. Campbell
Brooklyn
Everett Minster Roeder
Sperry Gyroscepe Company
Army
Germany
State Department
Max Albrecht Blank
German Library of Information
Gustav Wilhelm Kaercher
New Jersey
George Gottlob €Chuh
United States
Withholding Wheat Could Lift Prices, Says AP
Washington AP reports the Bureau of Agricultural Economics said withholding large wheat supplies from the market by growers could push grain prices up by at least 10 cents. The agency noted potential price gains depend on supply actions and market behavior.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Wheat prices rise despite record domestic supply
The bureau notes farmers earn about 45 percent more than a year ago with local prices around 89 cents a bushel, up from 61 cents. A government commodity loan program could push the price to 98 cents for AAA cooperators, while millers may pay higher to secure grain. Estimated 400 million bushels stored under loan plus 185 million from prior crops, leaving about 608 million for millers and traders.
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AAA
Hull Denies Winant Peace-Move Rumor
Secretary Cordell Hull repeated there was no truth to reports that John G. Winant the American ambassador to Britain had joined a movement for peace between the Soviet Union and Finland. Hull also affirmed Winant’s earlier denial.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
John G. Winant
Britain
Soviet Union
Finland
Hull
Ambassador Winant
Plane Crash Kills Three Children in Hempstead Street
A P-39 pursuit plane crashed in Hempstead New York Tuesday, killing three children playing along a busy street. The pilot, Second Lieutenant Roy W. Scott of the 8th Pursuit Group, parachuted to safety. The plane exploded as its fuel ignited, engulfing nearby bystanders.
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Hempstead
N. Y
Roy W Scott
Mitchell Field
Arbitration Plan Ends Bus Strike Across Eight States
A nine union and Greyhound plan ends a holiday bus strike in eight midwestern states. Union and company officials agreed to submit the dispute to two arbitrators named within five days after two days of talks led by John P. Devaney.
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Minneapolis
Northland Greyhound Bus Lines Inc
Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes
AFL
John P. Devaney
Minnesota Supreme Court
Otterville truck farmer found dead at home
James Snobel, 55, operator of a small truck farm near Otterville, was found shot outside his cottage with a shotgun across his body. Coroner Hersey ruled the death self inflicted and no inquest will be held. Mrs Snobel had been away over the holiday weekend and had not returned. The body likely dated from Monday. He had lived in Otterville since 1935.
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The
Gazette
Independence
James Snobel
Otterville
Buchanan County
NL. Hersey
Mr. Snobel
Cedar Rapids
W C T U Reelects Ida B Wise Smith
GRAND RAPIDS Mich AP The Women's Christian Temperance union reelected its president Ida B Wise Smith of Evanston Illinois for her ninth consecutive term at the national convention Tuesday Also reelected were Vice president D Leigh Colvin New York City treasurer Margaret C Munns Evanston corresponding secretary Anna Marden De Ye Evanston and recording secretary Nelle G Burger Springfield Missouri A resolution urged Congress to require poison labels on every bottle of alcoholic beverages.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ida B. Wise Smith
Evanston
D Leigh Colvin
New York City
Margaret C Munns
Anna Marden de Ye
Nelle G. Burger
Springfield
Proposed Law Bans All Beverage Ads in Media
A proposed piece of legislation seeks to prohibit advertising of all beverages in newspapers, periodicals, on billboards and over the radio, aiming to curb alcohol and other drink promotions across major media.
French Ambassador Denies Underground Pro Nazi Activities
Washington based story reports French Ambassador Gaston Henry Haye denying any pro Nazi underground activities by French diplomatic staff in the United States. He calls published charges false and says there is a deliberate campaign to rupture U S France relations. He states no staff member is involved in underground or propaganda activities in this country. He announced his intention of ending the campaigns against diplomatic ties.
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Washington
INS
Gaston Henry Haye
United States
Vichy
France
Personal Protest to Secretary Hull Over Newspaper Insults
The speaker denounces a New York paper for insulting coverage and declares that the newspaper’s accusations are entirely false in a bid to pressure Secretary Cordell Hull.
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Cordell Hull
New York
Lyon Named Special Attorney For State
DES MOINES AP The Iowa secretary of state office named Charles W. Lyon of Des Moines as special temporary attorney for the state corporation and real estate departments. Lyon, an assistant Iowa attorney general from 1907 to 1910, will likely be employed two or three months, the announcement said.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles W. Lyon
State Corporation
Lyon
Grand Lake Holds World’s Highest Yachting Water
The report notes Grand Lake in Colorado at an altitude of 8400 feet as the world’s highest yachting water. Local observers cite its unique elevation and scenic surroundings.
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Grand Lake
Colorado
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