Radio Schedule Changes Premiere New Programs Tonight
New radio programs premiere this evening with Shirley Temple in Junior Miss on CBS at 9, Tune Up America debuting on Mutual WHBC at 11 30, That Brewster Boy moving to CBS at 7 30, Crestfallen Manor taking 9 30 on CBS, and United Nations Speak second installment on Mutual WHBC at 8 15 featuring Richard Caseiby Australian minister to the U S. Short wave signals again disrupted by sun spots.
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Shirley Temple
CBS
Doris Gilbert
Sally Benson
America
Mutual Whbc
Betty Rhodes
California Melodies
Dave Rose
Brewster Boy
Blue Network
CBS Tonight
Eddie Firestone
United Nations
Richard G. Casé¢y
United States
WJR
WHBC
Timken
Girard
Ransom Sherman
Tune Up
Evening radio highlights and schedule notes
Tonight's listings include McKinley versus Brookfield and Timken versus Girard basketball games. New time for That Brewster Boy and Junior Miss. Two Quiz Kids entrants Joel Fleck and Joan May, both 13, plus Rosemarie Brancato to sing with Jan Peerce and Robert Weede in Verdi excerpts on Great Moments in Music.
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Rosemarie Brancato
American Opera
Jan Peerce
Robert Weede
Radio Listings and Programs This Evening
WHBC will air repository news broadcasts hourly. CBS airs Wednesday Evening Music at 10 15 with Miss Brancato as Violetta and Peerce as Alfredo. KDKA in Pittsburgh broadcasts a navy E award to Dravo Corp Thursday ad. CBS reporter Cecil Brown wins Overseas Press Club prize. Ads push The Amazing Mr Smith starring Jack Haley. Glenn Miller’s show shifts to Friday due to Bob Hope. Amos n Andy discuss easier income tax returns before March 15. Guiding Light returns to Red network March 17 at 2 15 replacing Mystery Man. Manhattan at Midnight stars Phil Baker at 8 30 on Blue. County high school spelling bee canceled tonight on WHBC for basketball. Spelling bee resumes next Wednesday at 7 30 with Middlebrandh and Brewster.
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Dravo Corp
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Cecil Brown
CBS
Overseas Press Club
Mr. Smith
Jack Haley
Glenn Miller
Bob Hope
Amos
N’ Andy
Guiding Light
Red Network
Phil Baker
Manhattan
Blue
WHBC
Middlebrandh
Brewster
wHk
WABC
Wwtam
Mutual
NBOC
Columbia
Chicago Symphony
Mary Marlin
Portia
Jack Armstrong the Goldbergs
U. S. Army
Abbotts
Midnight
The
O’neills
Tom Miz
Scattergood Baines
Ellis Vander Pyle
Edwin C
Lum & Abner Hedda Hopper
Jack Graney
Frank Parker
the World Today
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N
Andy
Fred Waring
Mr. Keen
Lanny Rose
I McKinley
Brewster Roy Willy Mathias
Lone Ranger
Brookfield
Mr. Meek
Mr Meek
Bory
Kay Kyser
Maj Eliot
Carl Hoff
Harry James
Paul Simms RO
America
Art Jarrett
Vaughn Monroe
WTAM
WWHK
Columbia Mutual
Nbc-Red
Rise and Shine
Arthur Godfrey
Gaylord
Victor Lindlahr
Goodwill Mission
Dane Weaver
Air School
Marie Betty
Bob Millwheel
Merrett Ruddock
Ross Johnson
Myrt
Marge
Eleanor Hanson
A. B. & Bercovici
Rbercovici
Mary Lee Taylor
Ayne
the Bartons Prescott
Bright Horizon
David Harum Prescott
Jenny
PM News
Kate Smith
Lowry Kohler
Navy
Helen Trent
Raukhage
Helen Holden
Ted Malone
Road of Life
Nancy Dixonne
Cedric Foster
Joyce Jordan Young
Dr. Malone
Valiant Lady Fletcher Wiley
Arnold Grimm
Kate Hopkins
David Harum
Honeymoon Hill
Frazier Hunt
Paner Music
Labor News
Vera Barton
Fulton Lewis
Red Nichols
Keen Lanny Ross
Maudie
Inside of
Sinfonietta
Sinfonietta With
Death Valley
Duffy’s Tavern
Frank Blair
Major Bowes
Lincoln &S
Big Town
Gabriel Heatter
Warren
Gino Miller
Defense
Orrin Tucker
News World News
Albert Warner
Britain
Ken Dember
Dick Stabile
Guy Lombardo
Former U S woman buys RAF four planes
American born Lady MacRobert, who funded a Sterling bomber last August, contributed 80 000 for four fighter planes. Two named after sons lost in action, a third for another son, and a fourth MacRobert’s Salute to Russia. The Ministry said the Sterling has fought since September in raids on Stettin Nurnberg Hamburg Bremen Wilhelmshaven Cologne Munster and Brest. Lady MacRobert, wife of a Scottish peer, hails from Worcester Massachusetts as the daughter of Dr William Hunter Workman.
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Associated Press
London
MacRobert
Russia
Air Ministry
Stettin
Nurnberg
Hamburg
Bremen
Wilhelmshaven
Cologne
Munster
Brest
MacRoberts
Worcester
Mass
William Hunter Workman
Marksmen At Bunker Hill Fire By Necessity
American troops at Bunker Hill held fire until the white of the enemy’s eyes appeared. Terry W. Brown spoke at the Lions Club in Courtland about early American firearms, displaying weapons and ammo from his collection. He noted Gettysburg’s aftermath showing muskets recovered and their varying charge loads.
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Bunker Hill
Terry W. Brown
Lions Club
Courtland Hotel
Gettysburg
Lewis T. Sharp Seats Dover Council Post
Dover reports Lewis T. Sharp of 319 Shafer Ave has been elected councilman at large to replace the late D. C. Border. Sharp, employed at Dover Appliance Co., is a Republican who won from 10 applicants after withdrawing from a ward race to avoid a full city election.
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Dover
Lewis T. Sharp
Shafer Ave
D. C. Border
Sharp
Dover Appliance Co
Patriotism Over Criticism In War Time
A defense of allied fighting power and unity in democracy during wartime. The piece argues that criticizing Britain weakens efforts against the Axis and urges Americans to avoid discord after Pearl Harbor and recent German threats. It stresses shared sacrifice and warns that division could threaten democracy’s last strongholds.
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England
Pearl Harbor
Axis
United Nations
Pacific
Scrap Drive Planned in Greentown Area
In Greentown on March 4, a scrap drive for national defense will begin Saturday at 9 am in Aultman Greentown and Greentown Special school district. Boy Scouts and local high school students will aid the collection, chaired by E F Marlowe with committee members Fred Metzger Ray Swinehart Arlo McCreery Sam Stayer and David Yanney. The local American Legion post will inaugurate the effort by presenting a 500 pound trench mortar.
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Greentown
National Defense
Aultman
E. F. Marlowe
Fred Metzger
Ray Swinehart
Arlo McCreery
Sam Stayer
David Yanney
American Legion Post
Printing shop closes to aid war effort in Navy
A Salt Lake City sign on Charles E. Jaffa's printing shop declares it closed temporarily as he goes to help win the war. The note explains he has joined the Navy to fight the Axis.
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Salt Lake City
Charles E. Jaffa
Extra And Increased Excise Taxes Proposed By Treasury
Treasury proposals, announced by Morgenthau, urge new excises on candy soda and gum, higher gas and telephone taxes, and boosted levies on beer wines spirits cigars tobacco and related transportation. The plan outlines rate changes, projected yearly revenue, and a division of taxes across goods and services as part of wartime funding efforts.
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Treasury
Associated Press
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Six in Family Perish as Fire Razes Home
Gladwin Mich March 4 A mother father and their four young daughters died in a farm home blaze four miles west of Beaverton The victims were George Long 33 Evelyn 24 Elinore May 7 Barbara Jean 8 Ruth Ellen 5 and Ida Belle 11 months The fire was set by an overheated stove.
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International News Service
Gladwin
Mich
Beaverton
George Long
Evelyn
Elinore May
Barbara Jean
Ruth Ellen
Ida Belle
Graduation Early at Cincinnati University for War Time
Cincinnati March 4 The University of Cincinnati grants early commencement set for April 10 due to wartime measures shortening the usual timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
WKBN at Youngstown Transfers Control
The federal communications commission announced transfer of control of radio station WKBN at Youngstown from W. P. Williamson to Warren P. Williamson Jr. through a gift of 430 shares of stock.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
WKBN
Youngstown
W. P. Williamson
Warren P. Williamson Jr
Tax Figures for Cigarette Papers and Tubes Revealed
Cent brands show $188,600,000, cigarette papers and tubes taxed at varied rates. Papers taxed per 25 units or tubes at five cents. total cigarette tax amounts to $7,800,000. Overall figures total $1,344,900,000.
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McKinley
Joel J. Fleck
Dallas, Tex
Joan May
Naperville, Ill
K Mutual
NBC
Prelude News Music
Lowell
Rudy Vallee
Frank Fay
Miss Brancato
Violetta
Peerce
Alfredo
Against the Storm
Ma Perkins Pepper Young Vie and Bade
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown
Thomas
News of World
al Pearce
Fannie Brice Fann Brice Aldrich
Aldrich
Bing Crosby
King Crosby
Bing Crosby Can
Vincent Lopez
Rogers
TEL Tee Jewelry
TUSC
U. S
R. A
Dover Council
Betsey Cushing Roosevelt
Roosevelt
James
John Hay
Jack) Whitney
Georgia
New York
Robert Walters
McKinley Senior
Uncle Sam
Bob Collie
Jackson Two
Tonjon No
Finney’s
Rwin-Williams
United
NEW United
Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace Company
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