Radio and musical programs highlight midweek schedule
Nadine Subotnik notes Mrs Roosevelt aide Harriman will address listeners from a Russian War Relief dinner in New York Commodore Hotel. The broadcast also lists Green Valley U S A in progress, Mischa the Magnificent on WMT, and chamber music from Lower Basin Street with Teddy Powell.
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Roosevelt
Moscow
W. Averell Harriman
Russia
WMT
Russian War Relief Society
New York City
Commodore
Teddy Powell
Headliners Tonight on Radio Schedule
Nelson Eddy and Dr Christian host evening programs on WMT with music quizzes on WHO and WMT. Mischa Auer joins WMT 8 p.m. Danny Thomas and May Kyser air on KXEL and WHO respectively.
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Nelson Eddy
WMT
Dr. Christian
Mischa Auer
W. A. Harriman
Danny Thomas
KXEL
WBBM
Radio Schedule Evening Program Guide for Sept 3 1912
A dense hour by hour listing of radio programs across WMT WGN KXEL and EXEL stations. It covers music dramas news sports talk and variety shows with numerous hosts and featured acts including Mr Keen Green Valley Hoilor Lum and Alone Bach Children and Stella Dalla. The schedule spans late afternoon into night with time slots from 6 p.m. to 6:43 p.m. and includes many program titles and performers.
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WMT
Easy Aces
WGN
Wendell Hal
Axel
G. Miller
Elson
Vander Mxel
Keen
Green Valley
Hoilor
Buriine
Nelody
Kaltenborn
Nelson
Mischa
Heatter
Holb
Harriman
Anna
WGN A
Kassel
Whd Kay Kyser
EXEL
Hilliard Exel Radio
Mary Miles
Austin
WGN Valley Chapel
Cliff & Helen
Jenor
Valiant Cusdy
W. van Dyne
Bess Johnson
Jane Foster
Porter
Amanda
Lawson
WGN Harm
Hearts
WMT Horizons
WGN Organ
Salvo
Storm Kxel Country Hse
Ann
Grant
Edna O'Dell
Ghelley
Dr. Malone
Mary Marlin
Gov Wilson
Ma Perkins
Joe Doakes
Youngs
Maureen
Bikstage
Finchville
Eas
Stella Dalla
Lorenzo Jon
U S Rejects Vichy Protest on Air Raids in France
The United States rejected Pierre Laval's protest over Allied bombing of Le Havre and Rouen. The State Department said bombing of military targets in German-occupied France would continue, noting American crews avoid civilian harm while France endures occupation.
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Washington
United States
Vichy
France
State Department
Pierre Laval
le Havre
Rouen
United Nations
Laval
Charge D'Affaires
Department
Germany
Six Army Flyers Die In Air Collision During Training
Six army flyers were killed when two twin engined training bombers collided during a practice bombing mission near Roswell New Mexico. The dead include Lieut David Griffiths 24 of Pittsburgh Lieut William Newby 22 of San Jose Calif Lieut Oscar Tredmore 27 of Franklin Ohio Cadet Allen Hattoi Lakewood Ohio Cadet Gerald McKenna 20 of Pittsburgh Private Vernon McKelvey 30 of Fort Cobb Ohio.
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Roswell
N. M
Army
David P. Griffiths
Pittsburgh
William P. Newby
San Jose
Calif
Oscar W. Tredmore
Franklin
Ohio
Allen W. Hattoi
Lakewood
Gerald F. McKenna
Vernon T. McKelvey
Fort Cobb
Five Iowans Dead in Navy Casualties List
Washington AP reports five Iowa residents dead and ten missing in Navy operations from August 13 to 30. The dead include Ensign John Shirley McCurdy, son of Mrs. Otto Fischer of Postville. Missing are listed as Russell Gardner of LaPorte City and Wendle Adonis Pederson of Monona among other enlisted personnel.
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Washington
Navy
Gazette
John Shirley McCurdy
Ensign
U. S. Naval Reserve
Otto Fischer
Postville
Russell Gardner
Clarence O. Gardner
LaPorte
Wendle Adonis Pederson
Alfred Oscar Pederson
Monona
Arkansas Gunner Tops FW 190 in Rotterdam Raid
In World War II air combat over Occupied France and Rotterdam, Ark shooter Felix Trice, 21, of Stuttgart, captures a yellow-nose Focke Wulf 190. Other crewmen describe desperate Nazi tactics as Fortresses press on with armor and escort support.
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United States Air Forces
Fortress Command
England
Arkansas
Felix Trice
Stuttgart
Ark
Goering
Rotterdam
Frank A. Armstrong
Meaulie
Armstrong
Trice
France
Jewelry theft at wedding of Van Pelts shocks Radnor
Jewelry valued at 10000 dollars disappeared from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Van Pelt during the wedding of their daughter Katherine Drexel Van Pelt. Bridesmaids left their jewelry at the house for the ceremony where Katherine married Lieut R Fulton Cutting. Anne Bullitt, daughter of former ambassador William C Bullitt, lost a diamond wristwatch.
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Radnor
Andrew van Pelt
Katherine Drexel van Pelt
Montgomery County
van Pelt
Miss van Pelt
R. Fulton Cutting
New York City
Anne Bullitt
William C. Bullitt
U. S
France
Two More Iowa Patrolmen Resign to Enter Military Service
DES MOINES AP Two more Iowa highway patrolmen left their posts to join the armed forces raising total vacancies to 24. John Flynn and George Timmons both from Fort Dodge resigned to enter the U S Army Air Forces civilian pilot training program. Flynn was stationed at Carroll district and Timmons at Jefferson station. Their resignations bring the service entrants to 32.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Highway Patrol
John Flynn
George Timmons
Fort Dodge
United States Army Air Forces
Flynn
Carroll District
Timmons
Jefferson Station
Former Prohibition Commissioner Dr James M Doran Dies
Dr James M Doran 57 longtime official in the U S Treasury Bureau heads chemical division died Tuesday night at Georgetown Hospital He was born in Grand Forks North Dakota and led the prohibition bureau from 1927 to 1930 before becoming head of the chemical and technical division in 1907
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Washington
INS
James M. Doran
Prohibition
Georgetown Hospital
Temporary hospital for war workers approved at Davenport
The Federal Works Agency approved a $102,360 temporary hospital project for war workers in Davenport Iowa. Regional director Linus C Glotzbach announced the action after receiving notice from Brig Gen Phillip Fleming FWA administrator.
Two Wisconsin Social Workers Slain On Road Near Sparta
Two young women social workers from Kenosha Miss Neil Pietrangeli 30 and Miss Dorothy Baun 32 were found slain near Oakdale Wisconsin after leaving home to return to work. Police found Miss Baun dead in a cream truck with six bullet wounds while Miss Pietrangeli lay in bushes 200 feet away. Both were unclothed except for shoes and stockings and had rings as identification. Authorities suspected robbery and possible hitchhiking from Camp McCoy and Camp Douglas may involve FBI help.
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Sparta
Wis
Kenosha
Oakdale
Leo J. Goodman
Neil Pietrangeli
Dorothy Baun
Alick Chambers
Miss Baun
Toman
Monroe County
Miss Pietrangeli
Chambers
Goodman
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Camp Douglas
Camp McCoy
Seventeen Naval Recruits Leave Decorah for Des Moines
Seventeen northeast Iowa men, the largest group recruited through Decorah naval station, depart by special bus to Des Moines for final physicals before swearing in. The recruits, guests of the Decorah chamber of commerce, include Kenneth Olson, Carl Ellingson, Verdu n Ellefson, Walter Grangaard, Ronald Schultz, Emil Schultz, Wayne Dahms, Karl Mosier, Herman Marti, Marvin Ewing, Francis Smith, Fred Briggs, Marcus Smith, Raymond Busack, Robert Pagel, Kenneth Buresh, James Ostlie.
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Gazette
Decorah
Northeast Iowa
Decorah Naval Station
Des Moines
United States Self-Sufficient in Potash Supplies
The United States is now self sufficient in potash, the essential plant food with no substitute in fertilizers. Dr J W Turrentine reported to the American Chemical Society that wartime price spikes and imports are history as 1942 needs are estimated at 580000 tons versus 250000 in 1914, with current prices around 25 a ton.
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Buffalo
N. Y
United States
American Chemical Society
J. W. Turrentine
American Potash Institute
Washington
Germany
Grain residues converted to protein rich food by yeast
Researchers from Joseph E. Seagram and Sons report treating whisky mash residues with yeast yields vitamins and amino acids, boosting protein content. They say using grain for alcohol does not cause essential food shortages, aiding wartime supplies. Iran topped world oil output in 1940 with 10.9 million tons.
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American Chemical Society
Norman R. Joseph
Paul Kolachov
Robert T. Willkie
Joseph E. Seagram
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