Food Knowledge and Health Fashion in Dining Choices
A writer laments consumer ignorance about ideal meals and nutrition. He urges better food education, notes industry underinvests in research, and observes rising public interest in diets, vitamins, and healthier menus promoted by media and manufacturers.
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Nieusewife
National Association of Manufacturers
Indase
Ead
Stec
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights From October 8
A dense listing of October 8 evening radio programs features acts and stations across multiple shows. Ranging from Cesar Ramos and Andy to Glenn Miller and Wayne King, the schedule lists news segments, music sets, dance orchestras, and variety programs with titles including Star Theater, Spotlight on Swingsters, and News Parade. The lineup mentions The Lone Ranger, The Thin Man, and Goodwill programs, with various editors and announcers noted among station lineups.
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Wwoal
KON
Kabc Rangers
Pasewa
Harlem Meews
Johony
Wayne King
Orch
Parker's Circus
Don Winslow
Jack Armistrong
Roy _Smeck
Misun
Aidnight
St Bred Warlag
Fulton Lewis
Shortseast
Bunkhouse Boys
John W. Scott
The
Thin Met
Thin Man
Movl
Troubadours
Lone Ranger
Taylor
Eidig Cantor
Cugat
Eddie Gantor
NojiCay Kyser
London
Diet
Atty
N Iis
Stace
Melody At
Dist
Hill
State
Melody
Key Kyser
Swine
Goodwill
Swink
Kay Kysee
Fed Weems
Henry Webber
Kaw Kysee
Ted Weems
Neeb
Nawa
al Kayetin
RBC
del Carine
del Gazini
Ainn Gray
Wight Sone
Marriage Licenses Issued In City Vital Statistics
A list of marriage license issuances and divorce suits filed including couples such as Thomas Morehead and Marble Veo Hak, Morris and Ops Smith, Mildred Wright and Adelaide Gorvales, Herminty Pampas and Sam Myers, Antoinette Kotodgic and Hirsch Heltoo, Arthur Bella and Viola Ivins, Zelma Hazell with Willim Halland, Peter Murphy with Lillian Hart, Harvey Wilson with Lesha Wert, Gilbert Careng with Estella Herrera, Alvin McDonald with Jimmie Daniel, Robert Glueck with Betty Martinez, and many others. The page also notes several divorces granted including cases like Browning v Hrawn, Lemxett v Leseety Hay, Campbell v Sétah bee, and Poole v Poole among others, reflecting a busy docket of marital status events.
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Thomas Morehead
Morris
Ops? Smith
Fexers
Mildred Wright
Delaide Gorvales
Herminty Pampas
Atte Sam Myers
Antoinette Kotodgic
Sys Hirsch
Sallie Heltoo
Arthur Bella
Viola Ivins
Willim Halland
Zelma Hazell
Peter Murphy
Lillian Hart
Harvey Wilson
Lesha Wert
Gilbert Careng
Estella Herrera
Heul
KTSA Highlights Wednesday Public Affairs and Drama Schedule
Radio schedule lists programs from 6:15 p m World Today to 12 midnight with foreign staff reports The World Today Elmer Davis And The News Public Affairs Rear Admiral Richard E Syed speaks Keep Americas Record Straight Linton Wells Reports The News Early Morning News Big Town Drama Dr Christian Tale Of A Kinkajau Educational American School Of The Air Variety The Bowed Bugler Frank Parker Meek Wisconsin University guest star Glenn Miller And 108 Orchestra Moonlight Serenade Juan Arvizu Late Dancers Benny Goodman Vaughn Monroe And Others dance music interrupted by a five minute news period at 12 mid night
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Risa Bugler
Cesar Roamos
Andy
World Today
Mr. Meek
Mr Bleek
Big Town
Dr. Christian
Ciar Theater
Star Theater
Star Priester
Cl. Thornhih Gr Russ Sforgan Tse Margen
GBS
Elmer Davis
Richard E. Syed
America
Linton Wells
Boward G. Robinson
Ona Munson
Illustrated Press
Jean Herstelt
American School OF the Air
Variety
Bowen Bugler
Frank Parker
Tetler
AMGS
N’ Andn
Meel Mit. Meek
Frank Readick
Mortimer Meek
Bred Allen
Kenny Baker
Vortland Alofia
Texaco Workshop
al Goodman
Wisconsin University
Glenn Miller
Marion Hutton
Ray Eberle
Modernaires
Juan Arvizu
Births In City Include Dozens Of Newborns In October
A flood of birth notices lists mothers and addresses with range of dates from September to October. Names include Guilerma Martinez, Willie Webb, Lucas Garcia, Nenuel Ranett, Clare Mills, L. A. Pullen, Pere Mune ton, and Hives Diehl among many others. Many entries specify street or hospital locations and indicate baby gender, with boys slightly more common.
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Brg
Willian White
Thelka
Sra
Guilerma Martinez
Rip Ford
Willie Webb
North Catarer
Lucas Garcla
Mra
Folin Coers
Weat White
Box
Mere
Pere Muneton
Wix Hoemital
Ty Mra
Stuth Bicua
Baa
T'u Birr
Wto Richler
wWeat Fummin
Bey
Cole Ganlon
Yat jEnith Lores
Tésnon Paling
Howard
Cuadalupe
Kiel
Janes Hennerson
VL Clark
Ili
Jose Hermans Dez
San Luis
Ente
Paro
Boy
Wyman Earls
Fon Molar
Chatter
Bra
A. Harris
East
Ujearhe
Ta Mere
Morris Tots
Loz Bryant
Reptember
Intry Boyd
Remudy
Ty “Re
Pablo Feria
Deleadé
Carlis Rangel
Delgado
Earl i
Morris Mack
Tony Kamtrex
Hermilton
Verdun
Goliad
Etoher
R J Metcal Funeral Set for Roy Metcalf in Houston
Roy James Metcalf a former San Antonian died Tuesday in Houston. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Porter Loring chapel with Rev R K Goodrich officiating. Burial at Gunset Memorial Park. Native of Horatio Kansas he lived in Gan Autoula before joining Ohio oil company in Houston. He served as a commissioned officer in World War I and belonged to the American Association of Petroleum Geologists. Survivors include his widow Mrs Ning Metcalf of Siduston a son Hugh Metcalf a sister and several brothers.
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Luis
Roy James Metcalf
Houston
Porter Loring
R. K. Goodrich
Taterment
Gunset Mercorial Park
Horatio
Kan
Metcalf
Gan Autoula
Ohio Oil Company
American Associaion of Petroleum Geologists
Ning Mettall
Siduston
Hugh Melcali
University of Texas
Network Fall Lineup Promises Classic Radio Reunions
Exl Ward G Robinson and Ona Munson headline a Wednesday network premiere as top editors racing to fill the Illustrated Press. The slate also features Meet Mr. Meek with Frank Readick, Fred Allen's Star Theater with Carmen Miranda, and Jean Hersholt in Dr Christian. Juan Arviga debuts a new paso doble before KTSA evening acts.
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Big Town
Exl- Ward
G. Robinson
Ona Munson
Illustrated Press
Ktsa
P. m3. Robinson
Onco
Steve Wilson
Lorelei Kilhourni
Modern Newspaperw
Miss Munson
Diakinda
Columbia
Mr. Meek
Mossimer Muck
Frank Readick
RIBA
Carmen Miranda
Fred Allen
Star Theater
ZTSA
Willebasin University
Kenny Baker
Portland Hoffa
al Goodman
Allen Stooge
Jean Hersholt
Christian
Juan Arviga
Seville
Montesgil
Silvano Ramos
Rancho Grande
Lord Haw Haw Banned From US Airwaves Report
New York dispatch reports Nazi propagandist William Joyce known as Lord Haw Haw said he was offered by Berlin radio to rebroadcast anti British talks in the United States. Columbia's Paul White confirmed the speeches had been offered.
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New York
VPI
Lord Haw Haw
Berlin Radio
New Yorks
Wiliam Joyce
American Broadcasting Companies
Terenterum
United States
Berlin
Paul White
Columbia Broadcasting System
Kiwanis Elects Kerrville Man to Lead District
The Texas and Oklahoma Kiwanis district concluded its twenty fourth annual convention in Beaumont electing Charles C. Toomey of Tulsa Oklahoma as governor and naming Unitas as the 142nd convention elite. Lieutenant governors were chosen for divisions including Glenni Scheupbach Harlingen and Dr Dwight B Knapp Revewne.
Robinson Wanted To Be Clergyman
Edward Robinson, famed editor on Columbia's Big Town series, once aimed for the clergy and then teaching before politics. A cultured, pleasant man with an MA from Columbia University, he collects art by Renoir to Picasso, has works loaned to exhibits nationwide, and speaks eight languages while smoking during rehearsals.
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Edward
Robinson
Ackins
Columbia
Socecy
Columbia , University
Renoir
Cezanne
Picasso
Gatgin
Eneny
Grant Wood
Army Personnel Transfers Listed to Forts and Washington
A long OCR list records dozens of officers and enlisted personnel nicknamed or abbreviated by initials. It notes transfers from camps such as Claiborne Fort Benning Fort Dix and Fort Devens to destinations including Washington Fort McPherson Fort Sam Houston and Mitchel Field among others. The compilation names many individuals with ranks and home states, reflecting a broad movement of US Army personnel between camps and posts.
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Jy Rassington
Areny Orstal
Charlee
Eliott
Braxy
N.C
Starkville
Cols
Riley F Ennis
Polit
Washington
Muray Dillery
Claiborne
William H. Hammond
Forreat
Tenn
Fort McPherson
Jaren B. Lioyd
Panama
Fort Hanks
Mass
Temple
Nash Joyce
A. C. Ree
Arnold Postellice
Bollingfeld
Mas
George A Graver
Fort Iak Gila
Jacksonville
Capis
Ambrose
Hikeins
Portland
Slaine
Sidney Kitay
M.S. Washington
Benjamin E.R. Baskett
Spec
Res
Charlottesville
Fort Benning
Fort Knox
Randolph Ted
Bexgon
Carilala Barrack
Mitchel Flea
Arthur’ Mansen
ALC
Wapbleth
Ohio
Ail Flora
Utah
Maxwell Emerson
Fork Adams
Fort Devens
Maxs
Jamer
Shanks
Columbus
la Porte
Ind
Alea Nathaniel
Bosworth
MI. C
Sante
Barbara
Galt
Alexander Zayin
Mitchelfield
Haslon
Maia
Robert
N.Y
Boston
Mann
Addison H. Ketchum
B. Res
Syracuse
Sam Taylor
Ballas
Houston
el Wobur
EL Denville
Martin B. Tusks
M. C
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mus
Harry J. Sundermeyer
Fort Dix
Port Wonmouth
N. J
Jamon
Garland
Atlanta
Christa
Masa
Hollywood
Calif
P. Martins
B. Rox
Thonax
W. Va
Morgantown
W.va
Othew
Portnray
WWT
Pales
A. C
Port Flayes
James W. Kyow
Hawaiia
Hal C
Fort Ea Moines
Augusta x Ihrerisnn
G. M
Brockton
Warren
George P. Tourictint
Hamilton Field
Boise
Idaho
Norman C. Caum
Tnt
Arlington
Wort Lewis
Henry G.sebastian
Jat
Philippines
Funerals Set For Fliers
Arrangements were made today for disposition of the bodies of four United States army officers and two enlisted men who perished Thursday night when their plane struck a storm-shrouded peak near here. First Lieut. Henry B. Thomas of Albuquerque N M flight commander said the body of Pvt. L Morfeld of Springerville Ariz will be sent to Albuquerque for a military funeral. The others await word of relatives. Names include Lieuts A T King of Laramie Wyoming Lieut R H Conway of Wilbur West Virginia Lieut D Gladney Boyd of Pendleton Oregon and Cpl E Gilem Jr of Bookane Washington.
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Ulagstaff
Atiz
United’ States Army
Corps of Cers
Agasals
Here
Henry 8. Thomas
Albuquerque
N. M
W. W. Crim
Pendleton
Ore
Henderson
Texas
Pvt
L. ‘I Morfeld
Springerville
Arta
Thomas Ewaited
A. T. King
Laramie
Wyo
R. H. Conway
Wilbur
W. Va
D. Gladney Boyd
Pendleton, Ore
Cpl. E Gilem Jr
Bookane
Wash
Radio Script Writer Casualty In World War II Echoes
Wyllis Cooper, CBS Spirit of 41 script writer assigned to the Second army, was wounded by smoke during a Third army raid at Winnfield Louisiana. He escaped with smoke in his lungs and still wheezes when he talks. Borger Woman Dies in Wichita Falls Hospital at age 57, Anna Louise Davis wife of Borger city manager L M Davis.
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CBS
Loubiana
Wyllis Cooper
Si Cooper
Secon
Wasab
Winnfield
Third Army
Cooper
Borger
Wichita Falls
Oct
Anna Louise Davis
L. M. Davis
Texday
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