Radio Program Guide Fragments and Listings Snapshot
A fragmented schedule listing radio programs and hosts including The Sex Hound's Sketch blue cast, The Bob Hawk Quiz, Captain Tim Healy BStory, World News and Commentary, and musical acts. It preserves era tone with numerous time slots, show titles, and performer names, though many items are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Pege Pastell
Widerness Road
Dick Traty
Beria Berner Tot
Kiddas
Newas
Quincy
Cos Hop Barrigen
Basic
Terry
Abdo
Lyn Murray Chotua
Cbs
Tim Healy
Harrizon
Chek Carier
M Roy Detective
Mbs
Jer Sullivan Soog Snow
Dhs
Dack Armatong
Blue-West
Molney Hard Nees
Tom Mix Serin
Lowel
Thomas& Newsoas
Nbe
World News and Commentary
Chs
J. Taylor
Mercer
Horace Heldt
Hix Orchestra
Bhie Fulton Lewis
War Rees
Nbe Pateline
Drawas
Volney
Sawsceeslen Wilbert
Songa
Bob Hawk
Cprabasse
Alr Gancers
Sage Ranger
Blus Radio Wewaver
Uy London
Knitenborn
Nbr Dance Orchestra
the Cavalcade of America
Vox Poa
Parks and Warren
Ceci Brown
Lynn
Abner
Nick Carter
Howard Barlow
Arlene Francis
Voorhees
Lionel Barrymore
the Mason
Cbk Counsel Spy
Gabriel Beatter
Npe
Herbert Marshall
OSE
Cut
Dbs
Raymond Gram
Hiye Henry Gladstone
Bius
Ted Malone
England
Blue Dancing Music
Quis Serles
Morgan
Dbd
P. Barnes
Blue Boy
Neus
Music Shop
Nbcawest
Cbs & Blue Newared
Orchies
Theaters and films listed with star names and period titles
A fragmentary list of film titles and star credits from mid century theater listings. It mentions actors such as Edward G Robinson, Lynn Bartrod, Fredric March, Claudette Colbert, Johnny Mack Brown, Ginger Rogers, Ruth Hussey, Belita, James Ellison, and others across several venues and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midtown
Marine Raiders
Paigeson
Tom Hussey
Sabert Ry
MGM Novelty
Viator Mc Ragles
Edward G. Robinson
Lynn Bartrod
March of Time
Amer
Grantsand Rice
Mark Teale
Fredric March
Alexis Donald Crisp
Alan Hale
Kialte
Buete Ball
Dick Powell
Pred MacMurray
Panitite Goddard
Jamies Dunn
Wands Miay
Thieves
Wiliam
Claudette Colbert
Johnny Mack Brown
Neighborhood At Time
Jon Hal
Maria Montez
Andrews Sisters
Pandar
Vere Vague
Ror Acus
Naees
Ginger Rogers
Ruth Hussey
Margaret Ellen
Sn Wen
Madame Curie
Greer Garton
Walter Pidgeon
Smeagan Spitfire
Lupe ‘Velox
Belita
James Ellison
Marsha Huot
Air forces target Berlin and French rail hubs in heavy raids
Allied air fleets based in Italy and in the region blasted Berlin targets including the Blese motor plant and Genshagen engine works, plus Brandenberg and Marienfelde bomber plants. They hit Hamburg area refineries, Kiel port facilities, Toulon submarine pens, and railway yards near Valence and Lyon Arles. Italian Mustangs attacked airfields near Valence and Avignon as ground troops advanced in France.
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Berlin
Germany
Bth
Italy
Rhone Valley
Toulon
France
Blese
Genshagen
Bradenbure
Marienfelde
Hamburg
Magdeburg
Kiel
Ninth Air Force
Alencon
Orleans
Dreux
Arles
Lyon
Port Herriot
Valence
Avignon
Bases for Supers t continued from Tage 11 in the Pacific
From Hawaii based Tihha force leaders describe Saipan as a major Pacific base with aviation engineers building large bases in the Marianas near Tokyo. Arnold notes B 29 raids on Japan and China are testing operations hindered by fuel and parts supply from India and the Himalayan route. Marianas bases would allow unlimited supply landings at the B 29 air fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Marianas
Tokyo
Saipan
Pacific
Arnold
Japan
China
20Th Bomber Command
14Th Air Force
India
Hays Commands Guns of U S 2d Division
Supreme Headquarters announced Brigadier General George P. Hays, 52, artillery commander of the American 2d Division in France. The China born general won the Medal of Honor in the Champagne Marne defense in July 1918 after seven horses were killed under his command. He attended Oklahoma A and M and taught military science at Cornell, with long Washington duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Headquarters
George P. Hays
France
Champagne-Marne
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Cornell University
Marines Advance on Guam Amid Heavy Fighting
US forces press north on Guam driving through Ukudu and Liguan while airfields at Orote Peninsula come under Marine aviation support. Geiger says Japanese resistance shrinking but last stronghold Mt Santa Rosa remains, with 18000 enemy casualties cited as proof of the island's narrowing control by Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jettabie
Guamsland
Ukudu
Liguan
Navy
Marine Aircraft Wing
Orote Peninsula
Marshall Islands
United States
Tonape
Wake Island
Roy &. Geiger
Guam
Geiger
U. S
Mt. Santa Rosk
3D Marine Division
Amantes Point
Lumuna Point
Ares
Omar N. Bradley
Breton Peninsula
Battlefront
Laval
Mayenne
U.S
Big Breton
Bse
Brest
Ontta
Bry
Loire
Nanes
France
St. Nazaire
Vannes
Lorient
Nazaire
Ernst Rommel
Strensih
Dinan
St Chatonmneut Dle Et Vilaine
St. Mars
St. Mato
Breton
Mortain
Avranches
Vire
Caen
Paris
St. Pais
Cherence Rousset
Poiin
Lapillerie
Vire- Champs-du-Bou
Chinese Forces Ousts Waingmaw as Myitkyina Hold Persists
The Salween campaign sees Chinese troops occupying Waingmaw near the Irrawaddy, while fighting near Myitkyina intensifies. Gen Stilwell notes Japanese remnants between Myitkyina and Tengchung as a large 135 mm shelling gun is airlifted from India for Burma operations.
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Teading
Tengchung
Salween
Tengchhung
Myiicyina
Burma
Stilwell
Kandy
Ceylon
Myitkyina
Tengcheng
Southeast Asia Command
India
Broad Y
Hitler vows steadfast fight as Reich نیرو rallies banner
A British report quotes Hitler declaring he will not capitulate and will bear the banner of faith and confidence. Major General Hierl responds that Hitler's life is the state's life. Tass reports Himmler seeks greater SS strength and mobilization of foreign workers. Norway's Terboven calls for a single National Socialist soldier type and notes peak armament and rocket weapons while Britain faces continued retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rage
Hitler
Konstantin Hierl
Labor Service
Tass Fron
Zurich
Heinrich Himmler
Hangman Himmler
Tass
Bern
Joseph Terboven
Norway
Oslo
Germany
Britain
London
England
German Guns Rake Arno River Front in Italy Advance
Allied forces press along the Arno as German positions retreat toward Rimini. Poles push across the Misa river, capturing Cavallari Scapézzano and Roneileili. American patrols probe enemy lines near Florence while Bibbiano falls in the Upper Arno valley. Bad weather hinders ground operations.
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Rainine
Florence
Arne
Iculy
Arno
Trent
Pontie Vecchio
Adriatic
Rimini
Brugnetto
Monte di Ripe
San Vito
Misa
Empoli
Pisa
Fisa
Eighth
Bibbiano
Monte Grille
Alpe di Catenala
Monte Ailuccia
Misa River
Cavallari
Scapézzano
Roneileili
Sii
Anglo American oil pact eyed as advisory plan
The article outlines a purely advisory commission to propose oil resource development to the US and Britain, with potential to become law. It discusses the Anglo-American Agreement as a framework for orderly, competitive resource use, mentions possible wider UN involvement, and notes exploratory talks with Britain and the Netherlands on syntactic rubber and review of wheat and cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Parliament
United Nations
Iinks
Russi
Venezuela
Colombia
United States
Britain
Netherlands
Philadelphia Strikers Face Army Rule and Court Action
The strike led by four leaders triggered a government response with a grand jury review and the Smith Connally act invoked. Army units from Pennsylvania New Jersey and Maryland were deployed to protect transit as thousands of soldiers kept trolley bus and train lines running. The Teaneport Workers union blamed management for the stoppage praising Roosevelt and urging a federal probe into company leaders and alleged collusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Kage
Ivate
Biddle
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Hayes
Teaneport Workers Union
PTC
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
TWU
Cris
Prident
Gen. Hayes
McMenamin
Red Triumph Slashes Through Front East of Warsaw
German high command claimed the 3rd Soviet tank corps was trapped after days of fierce fighting with severe Soviet casualties and heavy losses. Berlin broadcasts showed pressure on Carpathian passes as Soviet forces recaptured Drohobycz and other key towns in a 150 mile front, while Soviet generals redeployed to spearhead a Balkan campaign and the Kerch Crimea drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Bug River
High Command
Jelgava
Geman
Delgave
Riga
Stalin
Drohobycz
Lwow
Fromier
Carpathian Passes
Soryj
Berlin
Red Army
Czech
Hely
Balkan
Poland
Boryslaw
Stanislawow
Rzeszow
Jaroslaw
Przemysl
Stalingrad
Andrei Sheremenko
Novorossisk
Kerch Strait
Crimea
Feodor Tolbukhin
Tolbukhin
Ukraine
Sevastopol Tat
Yeremenko
Crimean
2Nd Baltic Army
Latvia
Rigs
Ivan Bagramian
1St Baltic Army
Dies Asks Biddle About Political Action Committee Tactics
Congressional figure Dies faults Sidney Hillman and Earl Browder for using shifting organizations to dodge election laws. He cites the National Citizens Political Action Committee aiming to raise two funds of three million dollars to back Democratic nominees. The disclosure follows a Stripling report of White House and PAC communications and a three member subcommittee led by Reps. Starnes and Costello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Political Action Committee
Sidney Hillman
Earl Browder
National Citizens Political Action Committed
George W. Norris
Dies
Robert E. Stripling
New York
PAC
Reps
Starnes
D.-Ala
Costelo i B.-Calr
CIO
Five Warships Sunk in Bonins and Kazan Islands Raid
Tokyo radio reported June 14 raids on Chichi Haha Muko and Ane islands in the Bonins and Iwo in the Kazan group. U.S. losses include 41 planes. Japanese losses cited as 280 planes and 27 ships with other vessels probably sunk or damaged. Also noted are American captures including a quick take of a key target and half packed suitcases found nearby.
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Bonlss
Kazan J Islands
U.S
Tokyo Radio
Chichi
Haha
Muko
Ane
Ani
Bonins
Iwo
Kazan
Sdap Australia
Eire Government Promises Support Postwar Farm Effort
David Panama plans a new hotel eight room school and a veterinary lab at the agricultural station as the Eire government pledges to back farmers after wartime effort declines.
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David
Panama
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Shayne
Paulette Goddard
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James Melton
Bell Symphonic Orchestra
Clawiene
Fred Mae Muray
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Raymond Hatton
McMena- Min
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PFC
Wie
Grand Jury
Anite
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Ater
FBE
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Negro Elks
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Herbert £. Millen
Public Safety
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Harry
Dorothy
Rennes
Chateau-Gontier
Angers
Domfront
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Orne River
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Normandy
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St Terre Blanc
Orne
Thury Harcourt
Vassy
Aoe UK
Janes Ed
Wanda
McKay Dick Purcell
Arthur Loft
Batman
Eire
Tomach
Seaeaven
Wer
Onita Granville Kent Saat Sean Books
Glewn Vernom
Custer
Margaret Tren
Randolph ‘Ee
Brown Randolph Fevtt
James Brown
Wedendey
Madame Cubie
Greer Garson
Lupe Velez
Leon Errol
Txesweeper
St. Ace
Roy Acurf
Vera Vague
Cowboy Canteen
May West
All Baba
40 Thieves
Mario Monter
Jon Hall Oswingtime Johant
Win Andrews Sinters
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