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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1941
Page
4
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports the radio program Three Ring Time debuts tonight on WGN. The new variety show promises a mix of comedy music and guest performances as it launches in Chicago.
A Milwaukee showcase week includes the debut of Three Ring Time on WGN Friday at 7 30 pm featuring Milton Berle Charles Laughton Shirley Ross and Bob Crosby's orchestra. An advance program Saturday at 2 30 pm on WMT titled Behind the Scenes of the National Convention will feature Milo J Warner and Frank L Greenyn. Betty Wason narrates Proudly We Hall on WMT at 6 30 pm.
A dense listing of radio programs and times across WMT WGN WLS WHO WENR WENR WGN stations. Includes morning to late evening shows with host names such as Jim Joy G. Williams and various program titles like The Lone Ranger Rhythm and Wings Destin.
Schedule overview lists WSUI Iowa City WO I Ames and Iowa State College offerings including farm news weather books and music segments. Noting Icelandic law on whistling signals a cultural oddity amid a broad slate of News Markets Sports and Conservation segments.
Lindbergh argues against U S entry into war, condemns Jewish influence in entertainment media and government, and accuses Britain of propaganda. He warns of staged incidents to force involvement, while Hanford MacNider and others urge self-reliance and defense.
Officials say they lack weapons to train their own forces and emphasize the need for external support. They urge allies to provide arms and equipment to build local capacity and ensure security.
Earl C. Jeffrey, America First field representative, said Lindbergh's Des Moines gathering drawn about 8,500 people showed the worst conduct he has seen. Boos drowned out the speaker as a small minority spurred an organized feeling to sabotage the event.
Salt Lake City Utah (UP) actress Blanche Bates, once famous for Girl of the Golden West, argues that war could revive interest in legitimate theater. She credits Hollywood pay for films with stifling writers and insists audiences crave laughs and escapism from live stage shows. She urges finding outstanding plays and capable writers to sustain the stage amid wartime.
In Clipper Gap California Resort owner Robert White opened a portable dog bar on a shady lawn to feed dogs left in cars while owners sought refreshments. Over 45 days 378 dogs were served with canned food biscuits milk and water at no charge.
Ann Arbor Michigan Dr Robert W Kelso a University of Michigan sociologist calls for a drastic revision of patent laws to make the people a definite partner in every patent He argues for shorter monopoly periods and that profits after reasonable takings should go to the public to assist the common welfare
New York columnist Henry McLemore ponders the core question of when war would be declared amid Axis aggression. He jokes about a government box score to measure patience and cites ships sunk and incidents as potential triggers. He imagines a formal threshold ending U S restraint and warns of public unease.
Alfred M Landon, 1936 presidential candidate, said he anticipated the President’s statements and has had no illusions for months. He added that when you go looking for trouble you always find it and declined further comment, noting politicians must keep statements short.
In New York the winner of the $50,000 Widener Cup at Hialeah Park this winter earns the trainer a $5,000 bonus. The prize highlights the stakes for top conditioning in the winter racing season.
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