Radio Highlights and Modern Counterparts Featured
Radio listings show pro musical features and classic favorites across stations WRC WMAL WTOP and KC with programs led by Sammy Kaye Jim T Stephens Grace Fields Lionel Barrymore and Gracie Fields plus shows from Manhattan Tommy Dorsey and Kay Kyser among others. The schedule covers 6:00 p.m. to 11:45 p.m. with news, music, and variety acts, highlighting collaborations and dramatic adaptations.
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WRC
Sammy Kaye
Youngstown
WTOP
Jim K. T. Stephens
Ameche
Manhattan
Mignicht
WMAL
Claire Trevor
Lionel Barrymore
Miss McCafferty
Gracie Fields
Brazil
K. C
Harkness News
Howe
Robert St. John
Fred Waring
Harry James
Mr. Keen
E. Godwin
Mrs. North
Abner
Tommy Dorsey
John Freedom
R. G. Swing Kay Kyser
National Kollere
Cresta Blanca
Radio Forum
Carnival
Shirer
Richard Harkness
Arch McDonald
Moon Dial
Lou Breeze
Dark
Streamlined Food Program Planned By Mr. Davis
OMAHA May 26. Chris Townsend former director of Production Adminis disclosed he has been appointed special representative of War Food Administration Chester Davis to execute a streamlined national food program. Administration will largely be run by state and local governments. Townsend spoke before the National Association of County Officials and Davis spoke by telegram due to developments in Washington. Davis said the National Food Administration is arranging to streamline the necessary administrative authority to handle essential war work in state and county.
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Omaha
Clifford Townsend
Chester Davis
Townsend
National Association of County
Davis
Washington
Indiana
National Food Administration
Stephens City Circle Hosts Stork Shower for Berlyn Yancey
The Stephens City Methodist young womens circle met Friday with Miss June Lemley. a stork shower honored Mrs. Berlyn Yancey. Attendees included Misses Mary Terault Orel Shryock June Lemley and several Mrs. and Mr. relatives. Refreshments followed.
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Stephens City
Young Womens Circle of
The
Methodist Church
June Lemley
Berlyn Yancey
Mary Terault
Orel Shryock
Dorothy Petrie
Raymond Sandy
Charles Reaves
Garland Strickler
Sandy
Anne Lemley
Maurice Lemley
Nettie Yeakle
Anna
Roy Gregory
Naval Base
Norfolk
Harold Teets
Baltimore
Frank Huffman
Teets
John Willey
J. D. Willey
Marshall Golliday
Buchannan
Frank L. Roof
Ina Lee
Back on Her Feet Returns From Columbia
Back on Her Feet 5 oe at Columbia South Carolina for the past month are expected to return here Tuesday. Miss Hilda Doggett of Martinsburg spent the weekend with her mother Mrs A W Doggett. The Co Workers Sunday School class of the Lutheran church will meet Tuesday evening at 8 p m with Mrs Earl Ewing. Mr and Mrs Sherman Montgomery of Washington were weekend guests of the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Julian D Steele. Mrs Angie Waddell and daughter Mrs William Stickley were visiting friends Saturday at Middelburg. Ted Lemley of the U S Navy stationed at Washington spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Fred Lemley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
Hilda Doggett
Martinsburg
A. W. Doggett
Lutheran Church
Earl Ewing
Sherman Montgomery
Washington
Julian D. Steele
Angie Waddell
William Stickley
Middleburg
Ted Lemley
U. S. Navy
Fred Lemley
Sailor interrupts House debate over poll tax question
In Washington a young sailor on a gallery ledge asked why a man must pay a poll tax to vote. He was restrained by gallery doorkeepers and Capitol police after being identified as E. O. Jones. The House then voted 268 to 110 to take up whether seven southern states may require poll taxes for general election voting.
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Washington
Bulwinkle
DNC
Capitol
E. O. Jones
House
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Feed Makers Alarmed by Corn Scarcity
The Food Distribution Administration warns livestock and poultry feed manufacturers may close plants if corn supplies do not improve. Floods slow 1943 planting, tightening the market and raising feed costs as eastern needs rely on Midwestern grain.
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Chicago
Food Distribution Administration
Mid-Western
Grein Men
The
FDA
East
Midwest
Banks Observe Memorial Day Closings In 1943
Six banks will close Monday May 31 1943 for Memorial Day. Paper maturities due that date may be paid Tuesday June 1 1943. Union Bank of Winchester GEO B Bushnell cashier Farmers and Merchants National Bank J H Yost cashier Shenandoah Valley Natl Bank Harold G Brown cashier Commercial and Savings Bank John I Sloat cashier.
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Geo. B. Bushnell
Union Bank of Winchester
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
J. H. Yost
Shenandoah Valley Nat'l Bank
Harold G. Brown
Commercial and Savings Bank
John I. Sloat
Rainfall totals and monthly averages from Winchester lab
Rainfall for the 24 hours ending 8 a.m. was 0.32 inches. May to date 3.84 inches, year to date 15.56 inches. The 30 year average annual rainfall is 36.11 inches. Monthly averages (1913-41) are Jan 2.49, Feb 1.98, Mar 2.89, Apr 3.14, May 3.58, Jun 3.83, Jul 3.62, Aug 3.79, Sep 2.38, Oct 3.48, Nov 2.46, Dec 2.47. Courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
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Blondie
U. S. Patent Office
Alvin
Chic Young
IG Sister
Dan
By Les Forgrave
Thimble Theater
Popeye
Olive
Son Jai
Etta Kett
Paul Robinson
Link
Robert Stor
Muggs and
Skeeter
Belinda
B’hage
Agronsky
Lowell Thoma
Doctor Christian
Milton Berle
Mr. Davis
Omps Funeral Home
Jeanne Lorraine
Hollywood
Lisbon
Roy Rognan
Erat
Cabola
Coca-Cola Company
Winchester
Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc
Valley Avenue
Ellis E. Harbaugh
Mgr
Sailor Boy
Main St
Leesburg
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