Over The Radio Dials Tonight
C E Butterfield reports New York radio listings for December with ABC CBS NBC and regional programs. Highlights include a two hour Christmas Eve party on ABC featuring Bing Crosby Paul eman Henry Morgan and Tom Deeneman and CBS matinee on Christmas afternoon hosted by Don Ameche. NBC schedule runs from 8:30 to 11:30 with comedy mystery and variety acts and boxing bouts featuring Marcel Cerdan versus Georgie Abrams. Union strikes threaten Globe Iron and other mills with potential plant shutdowns affecting about 150 workers as UMW tensions rise.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
ABC
Bing Crosby
Pauleman
Henry Morgan
Tom Deeneman
CBS
Don Ameche
NBC
Meredith Willson
Fanny Brice
Ginny Simms
Moore and Durante
Ann Sothern
Maisie
Court of Missing Heirs
FBI
Marcel Cerdan
Georgie Abrams
MBS
Burl Ives
Tove Story Theatres
Buthdog Drummond
America
No Private Heaven opens with a tense domestic stand off
In a strained scene Baldwins Wallace refuses to release his wife Abby while accusing her of vanity and seeking admiration. He threatens divorce and reveals controlling possession as he orders her to stay. Abby, defeated, departs after a clash of ego and desire, then Craig Emerson hints Abby’s possible whereabouts north toward Mrs Gambel.
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Wallace
Valentine
Serge
Lansing
Barty
Tran
Barry
Craig Emerson
Sele Istana
Craig
Abby
Lambert
Mrs. Gambel
Vermont
Gamibel
Gambel
Mr. Gambel
Val
Norman Wallace
Emerson
Darling
A Night ofWorn Emotions and Hidden Plans
Abby lies ill in Mrs Gambel's house as Barry Lambert confronts confessions and a web of past schemes. The doctor notes emotional shock as Abby and Barry navigate vows, pregnancy fears, and potential threats from Val and Mrs Gambel. A fragile, hopeful reconciliation unfolds in a quiet room.
Indecision Blocks Progress in Postwar Rail Wages Debate
A fragmentary report argues railroad wage policy and wage rate changes delay industrial reconversion. It notes increased costs and bankruptcy risk, with railroads resisting rate hikes while debates on postwar economic policy stall. The passage critiques departmental inertia and calls for timely action.
Improving Government Amid Petition and City Manager Plan
The article reports 72 cities adopting the city manager form this year, led by Cincinnati and other major centers. It notes Rhode Island and Washington have limited adoption, with an elected council delegating policy and a manager handling daily duties and appointments, a system praised by observers like Lord Bryce as a improvement amid governance challenges.
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TMG
Herter
Alfred Williughly
Cincinnati
Belile
Rochester
Houston
Miami
Tilede
Dayton
Dellas
Kriss City
Lewine
Danville Bank Plans Music During Banking Hours
A Danville bank will play classical music from loudspeakers in the basement during banking hours. Beethoven and Mozart selections plus Christmas carols in holidays aim to create a pleasant atmosphere for customers. Officials cite hopeful mood boosts and note similar trials in other banks.
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Danville
Boeping
A Bible Thought for Today
A Bible thought notes that nations that oppress the poor have paid for slavery through wars revolutions and destruction. The admonition urges mercy to the needy and condemns the rich who swallow up the vulnerable, citing Amos 8 4.
Hull Beats Odds After Stroke and Secret Hospitalization
Special to Central Press reports Cordell Hull, former secretary of state, has recovered from a stroke before his 75th birthday and is regaining strength. The piece notes this wasn’t his first doctor’s misjudgment, as a similar health scare in 1944 occurred during an election period. Industry news follows, with Christmas toy trends showing broader supply though higher prices due to steel and labor costs.
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Cordell Hull
Central Press
Washington
Cordell
Hull
Santa Claus
Vermont
Ralph Flander
Flanders
Ugg
J& Machinist
Gm Stormroomcerenas
Capitol Hill
Yeemuaia
Orto
Appendicitis Prevalence and Signs From Early Study
The article outlines that about half of all cases occur in people under 20 and cites two university studies. It notes yearly attack rates around four per thousand in Minnesota students and that about 10 percent of 2068 surveyed had appendix removal, with one in five lifetime risk. Symptoms include right lower abdominal pain, tender muscles, fever, nausea, vomiting, and elevated white cells. Prompt diagnosis and treatment prevent severe outcomes like peritonitis if the appendix bursts.
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University of Minnesta
Herman N. Bundesen
Swimmers Edge Cold Waters With Perilous Encounter
Lieut H L Garren Jr of Lake Placid lead a team facing icy water and a mock encounter with whales and sea leopards while stating bold plans to scare them with a knife. Crew include Harry Johnson and Huntington hw Vo ted that espend 1 a man Fox farming is the most important assembly delegates Chiang addressed them briefly.
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H. L. Garren
Lake Placid
N.Y
Harry Johnson
Huntington
Chiang
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Globe Iron Co
UMW
Jackson Iron Men
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Ong Mother
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Ellietal
Tin
Sophie Railroads
Enel
Tay
Lalur
Paene
T Cordell Hull
Ess
Michigan
Virginia Ross
Mary Brown
Los Angeles
Fannie Williams
Mary
Joan Barton
Parky
Finance CO
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Fluor Deveny
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