Army Hour debuts on Red network April 5 at 3 30
The Army will write and produce a weekly series titled On The Air And In The Radio Studios The Army Hour broadcast Sundays at 3 30 p m over the Red network. It will feature war leaders with limited advance notices and include training center pickups from the United States Australia Hawaii Ireland Iceland and the Caribbean.
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Australia
Hawaii
Ireland
Iceland
Caribbean
Radio Programs and War Hour Updates Tonight
Tonight’s schedule highlights radio programs across networks with several war related segments. Notable items include the National Farm and Home Hour debut Tuesday at 12 30 over the Blue network and renewed Mrs Roosevelt broadcasts for two weeks. Coast Guardsman Rowlands leaves for active service. An address by New Zealand Prime Minister Fraser airs at 6 30 on the Red network with a recording replay at 11 15.
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Freddy Martin
Wally Johnson
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Elmer Davis
Mickey Alpert
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Guy Lombardo
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the Limited
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Young Dr. Malone Joyce Jordan Fletcher Wiley
Kate Hopkins
Living History
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Landt Trio News
Westinghouse Offers 24th War Memorial Scholarships
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co. announces the 24th annual war memorial scholarships honoring more than 5,000 World War I veterans. Four winners receive $500 yearly for up to four years of study at approved technical schools or colleges, with applications due by April 3, 1942.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
Young Employes and Sons
Westinghouse
W. G. Marshall
Marshall
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Johns Hopkins University
Ohio State University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Princeton University
Purdue University
Anne Adams Pattern 4920 for children's frocks
Daily Pattern promotes Anne Adams Pattern 4920 with easy back bodice heart trim and color options. Sizes 2 4 6 8 10. fabric needs vary by style. price 15 cents plus 1 cent mailing. order to The Canton Repository Pattern Department 243 West 17th St New York NY.
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Axis tries to disrupt Egyptian elections
Cairo March 23 The Associated Press reports an assassination attempt aimed at Premier Nahas Pasha on the eve of Egypt's national elections. An AP reporter found the premier calm at his office while radio from Rome claimed bullets grazed his clothing and three students were killed in a resulting demonstration.
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Cairo
Egypt
Axis
Nahas Pasha
Rome
Postwar home stability urged for family picnics
Dr Lee H Ferguson of Western Reserve University urged that filled church pews and family picnics replace cocktail parties to build a better postwar world. He warned that without home stabilization the postwar era could echo the instability of the period after the first world war.
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Cleveland
Lee H. Ferguson
Western Reserve University
Credit Union League Elects Dayton Man
The Ohio Credit Union league named Paul Deaton of Dayton as president at its annual convention in Akron. Deaton serves as treasurer of the National Cash Register Employer Credit union. He was elected over the weekend to lead the league.
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Associated Press
Akron
Ohio Credit Union League
Paul Deaton
Dayton
National Cash Register Employer Credit Union
League
Five DT&I freight cars derail near Ottawa Ohio
Five crewmen escaped injury when 21 cars of a Detroit Toledo and Ironton freight train derailed near Ottawa Ohio on March 22. No injuries reported and train service affected as crews cleared wreckage.
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Ottawa
Detroit
Toledo
Ironton
Olive Tablets Claim to Trigger Bile Flow and Digestion
An ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy for constipation and sluggish liver. It claims the product stimulates liver bile secretion, tones intestinal action, and aids digestion with prices 15, 30, and 60 cents.
Stark Credit Unions Buy 6500 in Bonds
Three Stark county credit unions announced the purchase of 6500 worth of Defense Savings Bonds at the Ohio Credit Union League three day convention in Akron. Canton Telephone Employees CU bought 3000, Hoover Co Employees CU 3000, and Canton Corrugated Box Co Employees CU 500. Thomas W. Phalin, league county chapter president, led a delegation of 18 from Canton.
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Stark County Employes Credit
Defense Savings
Ohio Credit Union League
Akron
Canton Telephone Employes Credit Union
Hoover Co
Parishioners Cut Wood for Cold Church Services
Parishioners of the Congregational church in Hollis New Hampshire cut and stockpile wood to heat services through 1944 ensuring warm sermons during the harsh winter months.
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Woodcutters Prepare Supply for Two Winters
More than a score of workers spent a week cutting and trucking about five cords of wood which laborers estimate will last through two more winters.
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