Radio Highlights From Veterns of Foreign Wars Hour
The Blue network airs a VFW program with from New York and Washington picks featuring Jimmy Dorsey and speakers Robert Patterson Max Singer and Alice Donahue. James Cagney and Dennis Morgan perform a Captains of the Clouds sketch. Also Church of Scotland moderator Dr Cockburn speaks at 4 pm. Manon on Great Moments in Music with Miss Tennyson and tenor Peerce airs at 10:15 pm on CBS. Meimei Lin hosts Quiz Kids at 8 pm on Blue network. Censorship bars weather references.
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Ello America
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Blue Network
New York
Youngstown
Washington
Hollywood
Jimmy Dorsey
Robert P. Patterson
Max Singer
Alice M. Donahue
National
Lucy Monroe
James Cagney
Dennis Morgan
James Hutchison Cockburn
D. D
General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
Blue
Dr. Cockburn
Henry Smith Leiper
America
World Council of Churches
Jean Tennyson
Dan Peerce
Massenet
Manon
CBS
Miss Tennyson
Radio Schedule Highlights With Notable Guests Listed
Broadcasts on WHEC WHK WJR WTAM and WHBC reveal hourly news over the day. Highlights include 7:30 high school spelling bee, 8:00 Quiz Kids with guest Meimei Lin, 9:00 Junior Miss with Shirley Temple, 9:00 Eddie Cantor with Charles Atlas, 9:30 Mr. District Attorney Food Stamp racket exposure, 10:15 Great Moments in Music featuring Manon, and 11:30 Tune Up America with Navy Nurses Corps superintendent Sue Dauser.
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Meimei Lin
WJR
Shirley Temple
WTAM
Eddie Cantor
Charles Atlas
Manon
WHBC
America
Sue Dauser
Navy Nurses Corps
WHE
WABC
Mutual
Columbia
Skull John
Mary Marlin
Portia
Jack Armstrong the Goldbergs
U. S. Army
Abbotts
Midnight
O’neills
Tom Mix Scattergood Baines
Ellis Vander Pyle
Edwin C
Lum & Abner Hedda Hopper
Cleve
Frank Parker
Jack Graney
Lowell Thomas
the World Today
Fulton Lewis
Fred Waring
Easy Aces
Amos ‘N
Andy
Morgan News of the World
Mr. Keen Lanny Ross
Willy Mathias
Lone Ranger
Brewster Boy
Cal Tinney
Thin Man
Mr. Meek
Art Jarrett
John Hughes
Glenn Miller
Dr. Geo. Hunt
Maj. Eliot
Paul Simms
Carl Hoff
Harry James
Freddy Martin
WWHK
Mutual-Blue
A&m Rise
Arthur Godfrey
Rise and Shine
Victor Lindlahr
Goodwill Mission News
Band of Today
Merrett Ruddock
Bess Johnson
Myrt
Marge
Eleanor Hanson
Young Dr. Malone
Joyce Jordan Fletcher Wiley
Kate Hopkins
David Harum
BC Conservatory
Conservatory
Landt
Nbc-Red
Korn
Kobblers
Jack Armstrong
the Goldbergs
Captain Midnight
the O’neills
Tom Mix
Scattergood Baines News
Frazier Hunt
Labor
Vera Barton
Orphan Annie
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Mr. Keen
Lanny Ross
March of Victory
Maudie
Mutual Calling Camp Grant Little Show
Radio program listings note a Wednesday evening schedule featuring Johnson Family Prelude News Mystic Lowell Thomas Fred Waring News of World Al Pearce With A Smile Boulevards Dorothy Thompson Fannie Brice Aldrich Family in a sequence of performances and personalities.
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Fred Waring
News of World
al Pearce
Radio and boxing highlights in national broadcasts
The article notes broadcasting rules on weather related cancellations and outlines upcoming radio plans. It mentions Madison Square Garden boxing bouts continuing on Mutual for another year from June 1 after a signed contract. It also previews John Charles Thomas on the Eddie Cantor show in April and a Treasury Star Parade dramatization with Janet Gaynor and Fredric March starring Mary Jane Walsh and others the week of March 30. Ray McKinley debuts a new band next month with largely unknown players. Dolly Dawn ends her band and plans a solo career after leading George Hall’s group.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Mutual
John Charles Thomas
Eddie Cantor
Janet Gaynor
Fredric March
Mary Jane Walsh
Frank Parker
Jerry Cooper
Ray McKinley
Dolly Dawn
George Hall
Easter Parade Promises Fanciest Show Amid War Rationing
Washington reports say Easter merchandise sales exceed 1928 and 1929, with stock ample for spring fashions and confections despite sugar limits. Florists and candy makers prepared, but Easter vacations may shrink as war work and rationing affect travel. Some officials foresee stricter clothing rules and possible future rationing.
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Associated Press
Washington
Commerce Department
Pearl Harbor
Leon Henderson
Milady
Auxiliary of Legion Hears Mexico Review
Members of the Canton post American Legion auxiliary heard a Mexico talk by Miss Harriet Moore from the Canton public library staff in a Legion home meeting Tuesday night. Nancy Loughran sang a solo with piano by Mrs. E J Loughran. The group voted to sponsor a Canton boy at Boys State in Columbus and to donate to the state blood donors fund. A joint meeting with the Legion is set for April 16 to discuss child welfare.
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Canton Post, American Legion Auxiliary
Mexico
Harriet Moore
Canton Public Library
Legion Home
Nancy Loughran
Junior Auxiliary
E. J. Loughran
F. A. Powell
Canton
Boys State
Columbus
The
Legion
Housing Authorized For Four Ohio Cities
The national housing agency announced Tuesday that President Roosevelt authorized permanent defense homes by public and private agencies in four Ohio cities. Dayton public 750 private 1,250. Columbus public 792 private 1,500. Lorain Elgin public 500 private 250.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Housing Agency
Roosevelt
Ohio
Dayton
Columbus
Lorain-Elgria
Stark county explosive license demands clampdown
Ohio law requires licenses for anyone selling storing handling or using explosives. Stark county clerk C Frank Sherrard reports at least 200 persons have not yet complied. Penalties include up to 5000 fine and one year imprisonment. By March 1 only 75 licenses issued and about 300 involved in handling powder nitroglycerin and related items.
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Stark County
Ohio
C. Frank Sherrard
Sherrard
It's Hair Today But Gone Tomorrow Foe Warned
March 25 Ohio soldiers warn the Japanese with the word victory shaved on their heads. The lineup includes Pvt Mario Laurienti of Cleveland and seven others from Cleveland Columbus Bucyrus and Portsmouth. Each wears a letter forming victory as a bold morale gesture.
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Ohio
Mario Laurienti
Cleveland
Steve Cokak
Leroy Thomas
Columbus
Robert Larue
Bucy
Santa Barbara Islands Named Off California Coast
The eight Santa Barbara Islands off the California coast are Ana Cap a Santa Barbara Santa Catalina San Clemente Santa Cruz San Miguel San Nicolas and Santa Rosa in a geographic listing.
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Santa Barbara Islands
California
Ana Capa
Santa Barbara
Santa Catalina
San Clemente
Santa Cruz
San Miguel
San Nicolas
Santa Rosa
Army May Call New Draft List by Mid Summer
The army may draw from about 9 million men in the third selective service registration by June as new groups age into eligibility. Gen. Hershey said only about 5 percent of registrants over 37 would qualify for general service while the army expects to activate 32 additional divisions and expand ranks in early summer.
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ARMY
Associated Press
Columbus
Lewis B. Hershey
War Department
Selective Service
Trade Association
Hershey
Three More Divisions Streamlined For Army
Washington March 25 The army added three divisions in the first stage of expanding to 3,600,000 men for 1943. Camp training will last a year as the 77th division, the Metropolitan division, and other units are assembled from reception centers, with officers and NCOs already on hand to accelerate mobilization.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York City
Three More Youths Held In Vandalism Cases
Three more boys aged 17, 17, and 16 were arrested by Patrolmen Rotar and Pucci for property destruction in North Market Heights. One 17 year old admitted involvement in the rifle firing at a police cruiser on 30th st NE but denied further damage. The others admitted breaking several windows and participating in light vandalism during escapades. A separate incident notes two boys about 13 damaged Sid's Restaurant electric sign by pulling a glass tube from a wire.
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Vic Rotar
J. A. Pucci
Police Child Welfare Bureau
North Market Heights
30Th St
Sid’s
Tuscarawas St
Steubenville Establishes 11 P.M. Curfew on Youth
Steubenville officials approved an 11 p m curfew for all persons of high school age or younger to combat a sharp rise in juvenile crime. Police and deputies were ordered to detain youths found on the streets after curfew and investigate their parents for possible contributing to delinquency.
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International News Service
Steubenville
Stark County Delinquent Tax Sale Yields 9 080 50
About 10 percent of Stark county delinquent parcels sold or redeemed. 43 parcels redeemed by back taxes penalties and costs, 88 sold to new owners. Assessed value of sold or redeemed parcels 24 700 dollars. net collections 9 080 50 dollars. Prosecutor to push June measure allowing offers above minimum and set a 5 dollar minimum per parcel.
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Stark County
Wheatley Club Here Plans Get-Together
The Fireside club of the Phil lis Wheatley association will host a Godéd Neighbor night at 612 Market ove r Thursday at 8 p m. A community get-together with music games and entertainment for all ages is planned. Irving Barnes will sing and entertain. Tea will be served by the Fireside club with hostesses and Mrs H E Pearson as general chairman.
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Fireside Club
Phillis Wheatley Association
Wheatley
Market
Canton
Irving Barnes
Elizabeth Carmichael
Marian Doyle
Hazel Dandridge
Virginia Cooper
Charlotte Lancaster
Edna Christian
H. E. Pearson
Henry Grady to head U S mission to India
Washington March 25 Dr Henry Grady former assistant secretary of state will assume the acting chairmanship of the advisory commission to be sent to India The commission originally named Col Louis Johnson as chairman but his duties as President Roosevelt's personal representative in India require him to stay in New Delhi
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Associated Press
Washington
Henry Grady
India
State Department
Louis Johnson
Roosevelt
New Delhi
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Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
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Far East
WHEC
Cedric Foster
Orch
Air School
Mutual Calling
Camp Grant Camp Grant
Little Show Music
Johnson Family Music
David Cheskin
Jane Weaver
Aunt Jenny Betty
Bob
Light of World
Guiding Light Church Hymns
Storm
Ma Perkins Pepper Young Vie and
Sade
Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown
Prelude News
Mystic
Jimmy McKenzie
Vincent Lopez
Ladies News
Aggie Horn
Dorothy Thompson
Gabriel Heatter
Morgan Hitler
Sinfonietta
Frank Blair
Brazil
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Meade’s Children
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Britain
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Aldrich
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Frank Fay
Kay Kyser
Kay Kay Kyser
Gaylord
Lone Journey
Linda’s
Editor’s Daughter
Hearts In Harmony Rythmakes Organ Melodies
Nancy Dixon
Breakfast Club
Bulldog Edition
Prescott
Matinee News Club
Matinee Foake Carter
Schick Shavers
Rogers
N. Market Ave
Auxiliary OF Legion Hears
Sherwin-Williams
Market Ave.n
Rus. T—Pvt
James Kaiser
Rus. O
Steve Lapushansky
Charles Ines
Portsmouth
George Brenot
Fort Jackson
S. C
Robert I. Eichelberger
Military Academy
Camp Claiborne
Omar N. Bradley
Alvin C. York
United
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North Market Ave
Wheatley Club
Pnent Watch Repairing
N. J
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USC
Cherry Avenue
the Blatz Brewing Co
Milwaukee, Wis
Mace Beverage Company., Inc
Milwaukee
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