Radio Notes and Comment Heads into CBS Sunday Spots
CBS WMT moves Radio Notes and Comment to the 6 p.m. Sunday slot last season’s pattern continues with Snooks and Daddy. Hanley Stafford and Carmen Dragon lead music with Harlow Wilcox announcing. Brice and Baby Snooks return Friday in ABC’s four part Hiroshima broadcast from the New Yorker.
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CBS
WMT
Snooks
Wil
Daddy
Hanley Stafford
Carmen Dragon
Harlow Wilcox
Atin Brice
Broadcast Schedule Fragments Highlight Local Stations
Fragmented listing shows multiple radio stations and time slots including WMT WHO WGN KXEL and KXEL feeds. Items mention Weather News Farm Report and veteran segments with mixed program names and approximate times.
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Fanny Brice
WMT
Dorsey Teaees
WGN
Sosnik Orchestra
WHO
KXEL
Wayne King
Orson Welles
Maisie Seeeeee
Sam Spade
Seeeeee
KMEL
Tommy Riggseeee
Melody Highways
Tommy Riggs
Layelle O
Fann Brice
WU Mel Barodo
KRALL
Dorsey
Sosnik
Heart
Reveille
Jerry
Zelda
Sherif
America
KMXEL
Hugh Muncy
Matsie
Dick Baker
Kaltenborn
Jack Smith
Chicago
MT News
Lonefellows
Mary Miles
Crosby
CBS News
Buddy Weed
Jane Baker
Vane
Ander
Quaker Ser
Ted
G. Barry
Bible Club
Jelds
Ell Neton
Ed McConnell
Ava Johnson
Erenade
Central
WGN Opportunity Xel
Famboree
WGN Sperenede Tl Farm
WMT Teagan Matoster
WGN Music Mart
Jimmy Blair
Iro
Boston
B. Strong
Sugar Prices Rising Due to Higher Cuban Costs
Washington officials said sugar prices will rise and ceilings on sugar and sugar based products will tighten. The CPA and the Commodity Credit Corporation refused to estimate exact increases but noted a one cent per pound rise could cost consumers about 80 million dollars annually, with 35 million from sugar itself and the remainder from higher product prices.
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Washington
Cuba
CPA
Commodity Credit Corporation
Sgt Robert G Blue Dies of Polio in Alabama Hospital
Special to The Gazette Iowa City Sgt Robert G Blue 21 a veteran of 57 combat missions with the Army Air Forces overseas died of infantile paralysis Wednesday at the Scott Field Alabama station hospital He was born December 10 1924 in Iowa City and survived by his wife infant daughter Susan Lee an uncle three aunts and a grandmother Burial will be in St Josephs Cemetery after services at St Marys Church with a military escort.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Robert G. Blue
Army Air Forces
Scott Field
Blue
Jerry Blue
Army
St. Mary’s School
Jackie Fromm
Susan Lee
Hohenschuh Mortuary
St. Mary’s Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Ten Thousand Dollar Farm Blaze Near Lowden
Special to The Gazette fire caused by lightning destroyed the Carl H Werndt barn three miles northeast of Lowden Friday with damage unofficially listed at $10000. Eight hundred bales of hay and farm machinery were lost. Lightning also damaged the Sophie Helm old farm and destroyed a haystack on the Louis Toerber farm nearby.
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Lowden
Carl H. Werndt
Here
Dammee
Sophie Helmold
Lowdon
Louis Toerber
Wedemeyer Named Second Army Commander
The War Department announced Lt Gen Albert C Wedemeyer will command the Second Army with headquarters in Baltimore. Also noted are Legion membership figures and two Iowa estate executorship notices filed August 22 1946.
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Washington
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Second Army
Baltimore
War Department
State of
Iowa
Linn County
William ‘II
Paul
QO. Mable PA
Elmer A. Johnson
Marguerite Pollvka Collinge
O. J Elsenbast
Miles Makes His Bid for Farmer Vote
Des Moines AP Democratic candidate Frank Miles rallies farmers at the state fair saying progressive Republicans and independents oppose the party convention’s neglect of agriculture He cites the Democratic platform vowing all weather roads soil conservation strong markets and Missouri Valley Authority flood control He questions why Republicans in control did little for farmers and warns voters not to be duped by empty promises from reactionary Republicans
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Des Moines
Frank Miles
Iowa
Miles
Missouri Valley Authority
Plane crash near Burlington injures pilot
Lt. L. W. Young of Milwaukee ferrying a navy trainer plane from Glenview Illinois to Oklahoma ran out of fuel and crashed just inside Burlington city limits. He escaped with only a few scratches and bruises.
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Burlington
L. W. Young
Milwaukee
Glenview, Ill
Oklahoma
Farmer's Skipper Convicted and Suspended for 90 Days
Capt Arthur Cronin, 51, master of the freighter American Farmer, convicted of inattention to duty by a coast guard hearing officer. His shipmaster license is suspended three months, with appeal possible. Tulon Brown, junior third mate, also found guilty and suspended 90 days.
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NEW York
Arthur P. Cronin
William J. Riddle
Coast Guard
Cronin
Cmdr
William L. Maloney
Elizabeth
Ranger
Farmer
United States Lines
Robert S. Erskine
Tulon E. Brown
New Albany Mayor Dies by Own Action Amid Anti-Gambling Drive
Mayor Raymond Jaegers 41 was found shot at his desk in New Albany after an anti gambling campaign. Coroner ruled death by own action. Chamber official Dudley Jewell stabbed in his office. suspect James Stocksdale detained for malicious cutting. Jewell in critical condition.
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New Albany
Ind
Ohio River
Louisville
Chamber of Commerce
Raymond L. Jaegers
F. T. Tyler
Ben Wolfe
Jaegers
Dudley Jewell
James Stocksdale
Jewell
New Albany Better Government Committee
Wolfe
British denounce Ukraine's complaint at UN over Greece
Lake Success New York AP reports Britain denounced Ukraine's complaint to the United Nations Security Council against Greece and the United Kingdom as unbridled propaganda.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Great Britain
Ukraine
United Nations Security Council
Greece
United Kingdom
Ukraine Case Deliberations Shift to Secret Session
In a six hour meeting the UN Security Council ordered a secret session for Friday in New York to discuss the Ukraine case. Sir Alexander Cadogan criticized Ukraine’s case as weak and warned that airing such complaints could discredit the council and undermine the UN charter. Dr. Oscar Lange said the secret session would allow delegates to prepare their report for the General Assembly opening September 23.
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Mich
By Nadine Subotnik
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John Hersey
Hiroshima
The
New Yorker
Tommy Dorsey
Sy Oliver
Vera Holly
Dick Rogers
Clark Sisters
Herman Chittison
Mutual
Carl Brisson
Ray Middleton
Nbcwmaq
E “Cpotlight
Guy Lombardo
Xavier Cugat
Marty James
Cbs-Wmt
Garry Moore
Jimmy Durante
Ted Husing
WHN
MBS
Tom O’ Shanter ,Country Club
Bill Stern
Dave Garroway
Nbc-Who
Nbc-Wmaq
Abc-Kxel
Qweeney
March
Cbs-Wbbm
WM1
NBC
KXFI
WENR
WMAQ
WBBM
Art's
Platter
Art
Cincinnati
Beltone
Roll It
Chuck Foster
Mercury
Brooklyn
al Trace
Ginny Simms
Hal McIntyre
Buddy Morrow
Newest Records
Woogey Carmichael
Ara
Sue Temptation
Perry Como
Victor
Gic
the Darling Sone
You
Tiny Hill
Mercury—oite
By Phil Harris
Central Avenue
Silm_Galllard
Queen
Georgia Gibbs
Majestic
Take
Babalu
Earle Madrienera
Benny Goodman
Columbia
Menderson Canitol
Glenn Miler
Mitchell Ayres
Columbia—Sin
Nola
Kitten
Nollerstraub
Second Ave
Sgt
Robert Blue
Indianapolis
American Legion
San Francisco
Donald G. Glascoff
Druggists Bay
Studio Ensemble
State Furniture CO
First Street
Chamber
Better Government Committee
Montgomery Ward
Gripper
Nightcraft
Just
New Shipment
Siegel's
Second Avenue SE
Commonwealth
Virginia
Boyson
Diamondscore
Boyson's
Third Ave. SE
SQY
American Gem Society
Horace E. Basley
Jayson
Yonkshire
Zelan
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