Carter Glass Urges Abandonment Of Politics For War Unity
Virginia Senator Carter Glass 85 calls on Americans to adjourn politics and concentrate on victory. He praises President Roosevelt’s wartime achievements, urges unity over partisan debate, and notes concerns over war material production and the need to shorten the war.
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Carter Glass
Washington
Virginia
Roosevelt
Sicily
Munda Bay
Glass
Hatch
D-Nm
America United
America
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Groundhog Menace Spurs Rural Hunt in Virginia Garden
In Richmond, Virginia, J. D. Hodges used a pitchfork and hunting dogs to chase a 20-pound groundhog from his victory garden. The exhausted animal, described as completely gray and very old, was cornered near Hodges' garage before capture.
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Richmond
J. D. Hodges
Hodges
Morning Melodies Radio Program Schedule Summary
A list of morning through evening radio programs and performances across Oraan Reesal Roane County. It includes The Silver Strings, The Exem Reporter, The Dinning Sisters, Rupert Hughes, The Dinning Sisters, NBC Symphony Orchestra, and Paul Whiteman and Dinah Shore among other shows with specified times and song or program names.
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Morning Melodies
Oraan Reesal
The
Exem
Rupert Hughes
Richard Maxwell
Dinning Sisters
Star Parade
University of Chicago Roundtable
John Charlies Thomas and Orchestra
Upton Close
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Radio Program Schedule Adjustments for War Time
A wartime radio grid lists program changes including hour shifts for CWT and MW T shifts, with stars, concerts, commentary, drama, and news features across CBS NBC and blue network blocks. It names numerous performers and programs such as Red Cross Dramatic Series from the Blue network, Arthur Gaeth, Ed Murrow, Martin Agronsky, the Lutheran Hour, Coast Guard drama, NBC Symphony, and Hunter. Station listings cover morning to late night with varied religious services, musicals, serials, and news segments.
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Red Cross
Nbe Stars From the
Cbs
Arthur Gaeth
Son
Rupert Hughes
Church of the Air
Dhs
Stanley Dixon
Norton Sisters
Dinning Sisters
Ed Murrow
Cbs the Kidoociers
Blu
Martin Agronsky
Chicago
Nbe
Jim
Blu Ceiling Unlimited
Varity
Pilgrim Radio Hour
John Chas
Thomas Frog
Sammy Kase
Washington
Ralionay
Mbs
Mbs-East Lutheran
Mbs-West
Coast Guard Orcher
East
Lands of the Free
Nbe Chautauqua Symphony Orches
Andre Kostelanetz
Cs Young People’s Church
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Nbo
Green Hornet
Gene Autry
Nhe
Drew Pearson
Jerry Lester
Edward Tomlinson
Bandwagon Orchestra
Nhe Juiz Kids
Joe Kelly
M. C
Oblu
State and Stripes
Britain
P. Whiteman
Pinah Shore
Nbe News Broadcasting Time
Daulvelia
America
Ith
Bob Trout
Cbs Alexander and Mediation Board
Neighbors and
Gabriel Heatter
Conrad Nage
Chs
Basin Street
Biu
James Melton
Joan Roberto
Jimmy Fidler
Hollywood
Phil Spitalny
Girl Orch
Phil Baker
John B. Hughes War
Bob Crosby and Company
Wm. L
War
Maria Kurkenko
Bobby Hookey
Monotonous Rings the Little Bell and Red Sarafan
A Victor Red Seal release features General Platoff Don Cossack Chorus directed by Nicholas Kostrukoff performing Monotonously Rings the Little Bell and The Red Sarafan highlighting Russian folk singing. The write up notes the chorus as a top male ensemble and emphasizes heart and group participation in folk ballads.
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General Platoff
Don Cossack
Nicholas Kostrukoff
Boston Pops
Arthur Feidler
Victor
Stein
Boston Swimer Symphony
High Point
Elton Britt
T. Dorsey
Glenn Millear
Chattanooga
Long Named Maharaja Heads Kashmir Realm Under Tea and Pearls
In Kashmir, Maharaja Harisingh Ji Bahadur governs a populous land with Muslim subjects and Hindu rulers, living richly on over a million dollars yearly. He avoids politics, hosts tea conversations, and spends winters in Bombay while horses race on winter tracks. Nearby, Granite City residents ended a three summer war against 1500 blackbirds using shotguns and fear of neighborhood noise.
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Sprinagar
Kashmir
India
Maharaja of
Raj
Maharaja
Bombay
Critics Question Knox on Japanese Cruiser Losses
Washington critics argue Frank Knox's figures on Japanese cruiser losses may be inflated. They cite July tallys showing 24 destroyed and 4 probably destroyed, with other ships damaged or sunk, casting doubt on Tokyo's remaining cruisers and overall fleet strength.
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Washington
Ray Tucker
Sunny Frank Knox
Tokyo
Press Association
Allied
Kula Gulf
MacArthur
Tojo
Mikado
Hirohito
Morever
Postwar Dream of Spruce Goose and Sky Transport
An article outlines a plywood wood airship concept nicknamed the Spruce Goose and its potential wartime to peacetime uses including aluminum sky transports. It details construction, future commuter models, and echoes of Ford of the Air ambitions with a vast factory and low-cost materials. It also touches on wartime forecasts by Roger Babson about Europe, China, and the Pacific.
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Andrew Jackson
Ot Metal Higgins
Ford
Talking Scale Lets Users Hear Weight In Silence
A scale that speaks or buzzes to indicate weight allows use in total darkness or by visually impaired individuals. It emits audio signals rather than showing numerals, aiding blind users and film room setups.
New York Dance Hit Draws 16000 As Sammy Kay Promotes Service Drives
The report notes 16,000 dancers in Central Park for a Sammy Kay swing event aiding service men with new drive records. Dinah Shaw tops pin up charts for a Charlottetown RAF contingent. Barry Wood backs a new approach to supporting service members with materials and needles for servicemen. An Italian soldier’s uniform is described as a zoot suit with a retreat pleat.
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Steven
RAF
Charlottetown
Canada
Dinah Shaw
Barry Wood
Dorsey
Nyc
Central Park
Sammy Kay
Soviet Journal Urges Speedy Second Front
The Soviet publication War and the Working Classes calls for a rapid second front in Europe claiming it will help defeat Hitler in 1943. It argues a front would divert 60 German divisions from Russia and warns against delays driven by private interests. It notes Axis defeats signal a turning point and urges united Allied action to end the war soon. The piece also cites the United States first rural free delivery in 1896.
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Moscow
Europe
Hitler
Tunisia
Sicily
Germany
Russia
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Daniel W. Tracy
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International Chamber of Commerce
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Albert Leman
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Michaud
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Victor Emmanuel
Mr. Babson
Japan
Pacific
Nippon
Great Britain
Germant Planes and Submarines. But Mr. Babson
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W. B. Stout
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Dick Haymes
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