Broadcast marks 150th anniversary of Bill of Rights
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports a special National Farm and Home Hour on WOL 10:30 am from Federal Hall New York City to commemorate the Bill of Rights. Attendees include Postmaster General Frank C. Walker Alfred E. Smith Bishop William Manning Rabbi David De Sola Pool Newbold Morris.
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National Farm and Home Hour
Federal Hall
New York City
WOL
Frank C. Walker
Alfred E. Smith
New York
William T. Manning
Episcopal
David de Sola Pool
Newbold Morris
New York City Council
Radio Program Schedule Across Stations and Times
A dense listing shows Sept 21 to Sept 7 day parts across WMT WGN WLS WHE WENR and others. It catalogs morning to late night programs including News Music Dramas Talk shows farm hour markets and special guests with station and host names.
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Boara Farm
WEO Heaven Home
Jam G. Congen
Store
Radio Schedule Highlights From WMT and WENR Lineup
A dense listing shows stations WMT WENR WGN WLS WLS programs and times for soap operas sports and news. Programs include Dr Malone Toby and Susie Joyce Jordan Army Games Portia's Life and Surf Riders with varying air times across 1:30 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. weekdays.
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Orph
Star LS
Golden Loneyon
Rena
Honey
Ma Perkins
Forbes
Hollywood
Kate Hopkins
WGN
We Inc
Barton
WMT
Toby
Susie
Bill
Kay Dairy
Harry
Malone
Rosado
Woma
Grimm
Nau
Stella Dalla Norne
Johnson
Bevenz
Easy Acca
Wat
Joyce Jordan
Army
Widder Brow
Wee
Elson
Mr Keep
Reynolds
Program Highlights of Iowa Educational Radio Stations
A listing of programming across Iowa State College WO Ames and University of Iowa WSU Iowa City. Highlights include morning and afternoon music news farm reports sports time and musical segments. The schedule notes induction at 4 10 and various talk and defense front segments with homemaker and markets coverage.
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Educational Institutions of
State of Iowa
Iowa State College WO
University of Iowa
WSU
Iowa City
Keen
Tobacco Rationing Irks Australian Feminists
In Sydney and Adelaide the tobacco rationing policy sparked gender tensions as tobacconists in Adelaide sold to men only. Feminists led protests led by Mrs. P. A. Cameron demanding equal access. Later, better organization of rationing eased the conflict.
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Sydney
Australia
Adelaide
P. A. Cameron
Feminist Club
Film magnate Schenck testifies on stars and industry scope
Nicholas M. Schenck, Loew's president, tells the senate subcommittee building stars costs time and effort. He says the industry must offer incentives to attract talent and notes competition for actors is intense. Tobey challenges him on names of subsidiaries during the session.
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Washington
Nicholas M. Schenck
Loew's, Inc
Senate
Sheridan Downey
Calif
Subcommittee
Schenck
Robert Taylor
John Carroll
Charles W Tobey
N. H
James Roosevelt
Pastor Hall
Tobey
Loew's
State Successful In Enforcing Of Coffin Sales Tax
DES MOINES AP The state reports success enforcing a 2 percent sales tax on funerals. Waterloo funeral home owner C F Kirstner paid 306 dollars in tax after a legal fight through several courts and obtained a sales tax permit after losing in the supreme court and prior court rulings.
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Des Moines
State Tax Commission
C. F. Kirstner
Waterloo
Kirstner
Supreme Court
Commission
Survivors From Pink Star Reach Iceland
Twenty three survivors from the American freighter Pink Star, sunk off Iceland last Friday, have arrived in Reykjavik in good condition, the State Department said. The report gave no details of the sinking and did not name the survivors. there were 34 crew members, none American.
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Washington
Iceland
Reykjavik
State Department
De Gaulle Forms De Facto French National Committee
Gen Charles de Gaulle announced a de facto French national committee to act as government for the Free French empire, sharing power with him and representing suppressed French forces. The group will not replace the defense council. about 50,000 Free French forces and allied personnel operate in Africa, the Near East, and Britain.
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London
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Defense Council
Africa
Near East
Pacific
Britain
Lily Pons Surrenders Fan Mail For Paper Drive
Opera star Lily Pons handed over her lifetime fan mail to OPM officials as part of a national waste paper saving effort. The act came without emotion as she contributed to the campaign in New York.
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Lily
New York
Lily Pons
Mexicans Troops Fire On Workers At Camacho Home
Mexican workers from government war plants tried to reach President Avila Camacho at his Chapultepec Heights home. Troops opened fire Tuesday afternoon, killing at least three and wounding sixteen, with other accounts raising casualties. The workers had demanded removal of Gen. Luis Bobardilla Camberos and included the acting head of the workers union among the dead.
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Mexico City
Avila Camacho
Chapultepec Heights
Luis Bobardilla Camberos
Workmen's Union
Wallace Loses Suit Against Mae West
San Bernardino Calif Franklin Wallace, once a vaudeville performer who claimed he married Mae West in 1911, lost his bid in Superior Court to obtain $1000 monthly separate maintenance. Judge Charles L Allison dismissed the case citing Wallace did not come to court with clean hands.
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San Bernardino
Calif
INS
Frank Wallace
Mae West
Miss West
Superior Court
Charles L. Allison
Wallace
Eight Million Galley Slaves Needed for Queen Mary Propulsion
A historical note claims the liner Queen Mary would require eight million galley slaves to power its propulsion, illustrating the scale of labor once imagined for sea travel.
Linn County Sets October 21 Hearing on Secondary Roads
The Linn county board of supervisors set a October 21 hearing at 2 p.m. to establish secondary road districts after approving four road project reports including 1.3 miles near Western College township and connections northwest of Palo. The meeting also filled vacancies, appointed Rhea D. Wood as courthouse elevator operator, and renewed a beer permit for Tillies Tavern.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
William Behrens
College Township
Palo
Fayette Township
Linn-Benton
Covington
Clinton Township
Brown-Linn
Paralta
Linn Township
Rhea D. Wood
Court House
L. H. Griffin
C. L Beeson
Iowa County
E. T. McCarthy
Emmett
Leo McCarthy
Linn County
Hilda Schmickle
Laura Hutchinson
Ardyce Woodside
Mary K. Fiedler
Wesley J Dvorak
Tillies’ Tavern
Dairy Committee Head Denounces U S Dairy Purchases
Ralph E. Ammon of Madison Wisconsin, chairing the united dairy committee, says the governments dairy buys for Britain focus on cheese and evaporated milk, driving up prices and driving butter makers from creameries. He plans to ask Secretary Wickard to address the issue and will protest an agriculture department broadcast promoting oleomargarine while seeking reevaluation of liberalized oleo standards by Paul V. McNutt.
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Washington
Ralph E. Ammon
Madison
Wis
United Dairy Committee
Great Britain
Britain
Ammon
Minnesota
Ohio
Kansas
Illinois
Iowa
Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard
Consumers Counsel
Agriculture Department
Paul V. McNutt
Serb Outlaws Defy Nazi Rulers in Yugoslavia Uprisings
In occupied Yugoslavia Serbian Cetnici defy a Nazi backed ultimatum and more Serbs join their ranks as reports emerge of 98 Croatian soldiers and 6 officers killed. Croatia meanwhile reports 50 executions tied to a Zagreb telephone incident and clashes near Mostar with Italian rule.
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Zagreb
Croatia
Serbia
Yugoslavia
Milan Nedic
Nedic
Mostar
Ministry of the Interior
Governor fills five member Iowa school laws recodification panel
Governor George A. Wilson named four members to a five member commission to recodify Iowa school laws. Ex officio chair Jessie Parker will oversee work. Members include Mrs. S. E. Lincoln Joseph H. Anderson Floyd E. Page and State Sen. J Kendall Lynes. The panel reports to the 1943 legislature and will be paid ten dollars per day plus expenses from a $15 000 appropriation.
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Des Moines
George A. Wilson
Iowa
Jessie Parker
S. E. Lincoln
Iowa Parent-Teachers Association
Joseph H. Anderson
Thompson
Iowa House of Representatives
State Board of Education
Floyd E. Page
Denison
J. Kendall Lynes
Plainfield
Refuse To Send 13 Highway Employes To Detroit Meeting
Executive council approved requests of 20 state employes and officials to attend meetings in various parts of the nation at state expense. The council balked at a highway commission request to send 13 employes to Detroit, citing objections to the travel plan and budget implications.
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Detroit
DES Moines
State Executive Council
Highway Commission
Officials Question Detroit Highway Conference Attendance
The matter was sent to Gov. Wilson who questioned the need for 13 highway commission members to travel to Detroit at state expense and said he did not know how many to authorize.
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Detroit
Wilson
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R Love
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S Daugh
Jack Turner
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Jenny
Repord
Mita
Dave Harum
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John Hushes
Martha
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Salvo
Helen Trent
Ryan
Lewis
Judy
Jane
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Norman
Herb Howard
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Bhelley
Mits
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J. Gallicchio
Jere News
IISC
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Clark
National Defense
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Sioux City
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Second St. SE
Miguel
Camacho
Dickinson
Secretarial
Blatz Brewing CO
Milwaukee, Wis
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Dairy Committee
Baseneisner
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Morris
Firet A
Fure
Wilkion Dolla Beauty
Tice Field
Nash
Griffien
Winchester
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