Concerts and Radio Notes Highlight Night Broadcasts
George Szell conducts NBC Symphony in two programs featuring Weber overture to Oberon, Haydn Oxford symphony, and Smetana Wallenstein's Camp. Report to the Nation lists 26 signatory nations and war contributions. Radio forums shift to informative unity with less heated debate. Hedda Hopper, Judy Garland, Ingrid Bergman, Orson Welles appearances noted. late-night dance bands listed on Mutual WHBC.
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England
George Szell
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Blue
Oxford
Haydn
Oxford University
Smetana
Wallenstein
Ray Middleton
Andre Kostelanter
Nadine Connor
Jimmy Cash
Burns and Allen
Sara Berner
Dreamville
Ohio
Joan Davis
Rudy Vallee
Ingrid Bergman
Lou Holtz
New York
Kate Smith
Orson Welles
Hollywood
Mutual
WHBC
Eddy Duchin
Dick Jurgen
Horace Heidt
Jimmy Joy
World leader role seen for Americans
A Repository columnist speaker at Sue Ming's restaurant predicts the United States will be the world’s leading nation after the current war. He says America will act as empire builder and protector of others while lifting foreign living standards to American levels. He cites Egypt Greece Italy and Great Britain as historical shifts and notes aviation development as key to national rise. A separate note reports an honest test at the Tyler Salvation Army booth where a dime left overnight stayed untouched despite constant traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Don C. Jacobs
the Repository
American Legion
Sue Ming
Mr. Jacobs
Egypt
Greece
Italy
Great Britain
Indebted to a Desk Sign in Armworth's Toy Dept
Lavinia Prentiss, an assistant buyer at Armworth's, clings to pride as she advances in her career while contending with Freddy Rand, a persistent suitor. Zoe Morton plans a marriage as Lavinia rejects romance, warning that men distract from work and ambition.
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Althougs
Lavinia
Armworth’s
L. Prentiss
Toy Department
Dorcas
Aunt Dorcas
Freddy Rand
Freddy
Zoe Morton
Zoe
Peter Raymond
Armeworth’s
Tonight's Highlights Radio Schedule and Sports Preview
Tonight's lineup includes WHBC hourly news with 7 30 US Mayors event speeches by Wendell Willkie and LaGuardia, 8 15 Lehman vs Lincoln basketball, 9 30 Fibber McGee and Molly, 10 00 Bob Hope with Billie Burke, and 10 30 Ten round bout Billy Loose versus Jimmy Bivens. WTAM and Blue network carry Burns and Allen and NBC Symphony.
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WTAM
WHK
WHBC
WABC
Mutual
NBC
Columbia
Fulton Lewis
Mary’ Marlin
Shafter Parker Portia
Jack Armstrong
The
Goldbergs
Science
We the Abbotts
O’neills
Tom Mix Scattergood
Baines
Pan Sullivan
Pinner
Som and
Abner
Dorothy Kilgallen
Jack Graney
Lowell Thomas
the World Today
Fred Waring
News of the World
Mr Keen Amos
Andy Lanny
Ross
Hippodrome Burns & Allen
Helen Menken
Burns & Allen
Westerfield Band
Johnny
Cugat
Bob Burns
Lincoln
Horace
Red Skelton
Juan Arvizu
Schubert Club
Joe Reichman
Ken Dombey Shep Fields
Renny Goodman
Don Bester
Rise and Shine
Arthur’ Godfrey
Arthur Godfrey
Goodwill Mission
Jane Weaver
Air School
Jenny
Betty
Bob
Ross Johnson
Clark Dennis
Betty Crocker
Myrt
Marge
Eleanor Hanson
Road of Life
Woman of Courage
Bercovici
Mary Marlin
Buddy Clark
Marvin Arnold
the Bartons Prescott
Bright Horizon
David Harum Prescott
Kate Smith
Linda
Helen Trent
Wayne
Helen Holden
Nancy Dixon
Cedric Foster Young
Malone
Colonial Orchestra
Joyce Jordan
Jubilee
Fletcher Wiley
Kate Hopkins
Mutual Calling Helping Hand
Mutual Calling
the Airliners
Renfro Valley
Johnson Family Lands
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Bob Hope
Billie Burke
Guest
Billy Loose
Jimmy Bivens
Martin floats Hoover for price control chief role
Rep. Joseph W. Martin urged President Roosevelt to appoint Herbert Hoover to head price control. He suggested including Republicans and anti-New Deal Democrats with proven administrative ability. Other names such as Wendell Willkie Alf Landon and Thomas E. Dewey were also listed as potential options.
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Associated Press
Washington
Joseph W. Martin
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Massachusetts
House
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Office of Price Administration
Mr. Hoover
Rep. Martin
Wendell Willkie
Alf Landon
Thomas E. Dewey
Alfred E. Smith
Joseph B. Ely
John W. Hanes
Lewis W. Douglas
Marriage Licenses Set Denver Record in 1941
Denver reports 3,312 marriage licenses issued in 1941, surpassing the prior high of 3,222 in 1937, marking the city's busiest year for marriages.
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Denver
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CBS
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Tions
Russia
China
Australia
Belgium
Canada
Luxemburg
Netherlands
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Nicaragua
Norway
Panama
Poland
Costa Rica
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
Dominican Republic
el Salvador
Guatemala
Haiti
Honduras
India
South Africa
Yugoslavia
America
Hedda Hopper
Jay Jostyn
Landt
Johnny Presents
K Mutual
John Sturgess
U. S. Army
Abbotts
Frankie Masters
Sammy Watkins
Red Cross
Cal Tinney
Bernie Cummins
Donald Nelson
R. Gram Swing
Herbie Kay
BBC News
Howard Jones
Eddie Cantor
Kay Kyser
Paul Sims
Tomlinson
Gabriel Heatter
Melody
Light of World
Ma Perkins
Storm Pepper
Young Vie and
Sade
Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown Ce
Lls
Ted Malone
Vincent Lopez
John's Other Wise
Arthur Tracy News Club
Matinee
Roake Carter
the Thin Man
Mr. Keen
Lone Ranger
Mutual-Blue Columbia
the Goldbergs
Captain Midnight
the O'Neills
Tom Miz
Scattergood Baines
News
Edwin C. Hill
Lum
Abner Hedda Hopper
Frank Parker
Amos ‘N
Boss
Mr. Meek
Dr. Christian
Fred :Allen
Fred Allen
Rogers
E. Tusc
Jacobs
Legion
Tyler
Tex
Salvation Army
Watkins
Wright
Avinia
U. S. Conference of Mayors
LaGuardia
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Lehman
Martin
Cincinnati
Southland
Jacksonville
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Sarasota
Ft. Myers
Flamingo
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J. I. Zempke
T.P.A
Hippodrome
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R. R
Nassau
Bahamas
North Market Ave
Germany
Japan
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