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Nat Cash 34% German 7:45—Musical Allis Chal Mfg -.- Reg \achen—first big city cap- with Martin Agronsky. 25-)s 8:00—News Am Can Ny Cent _ ered by the Americans—and mass' 8:15—Musical Clock. 96^ tne No Am Aviat _ 10% of 8:30—Blue Correspondents Around Am Car *iy reprints pre-Nazi schoolbooks Nor Pac _ 26% World. Am Roll Mill 18% vill be utilized. 48 Packard _ 6% 8:45—Rosa Rio. ___ Am Smelt and Ref —-. The Civil Affairs Division of Club with Don 9:00—The Breakfast 165% Param Pic _ 29% A T and T supreme Headquarters said it had McNeil. _ 118 Am Tob B — 75% Penny J C 10:00—My True Story. 38 received a formal request from 34% Penn RR ___ 10:25—Aunt Jemima Show. Anaconda authorities in Aachen, a city of Cola _ 23% 10:30—Let's Dance. Arm 111 -- Pepsi Post. persons, to reopen the Listening 66% Phillips Pet _ 51% 165,000 city 10:45—The Tom_ ACL 11:00—Breakfast in Hollywood 33% Pitt Scr and B_ 7% schools. Ref ..—.- Brenamen. Atl of 5/s Pullman _ 52 Vi Thousands of reprints nine 11:30—Gil Martyl, News. Aviat Corp WASH TUBBS— SUM TOTAL By LESLIE Pure _ textbooks thrown out Berch and Boys. 28% Oil 19% German by 11:45—Jack Baldwin II _ 12 are Manor. 22% Radio :he Nazi regime now ready for _ LOOKS KINDA 12:00—Glamour BamsdaR _ YOU MEAN SAY.SHt Home Maker*. ./...AW MARCO POLO /LWERia^ I 12-30—Farm and Aviat 50*/z Radio K O_8% jse in all German schools as soon NOT IN AIL too; to meet Talking. Bendix V VJBOTC THAT ITS we-ve^oj her I 1:00—Baukhage Rem Rand _ 27 ' ^;| 76% Vi as are permitted to reopen, \ KINDS O* 1-15—Musical Interlude. Beth Stl they X FORTY-FOOT WALLS, INTERESTED Repub Stl _ 22% 1:25—News—Wilmington 8t»r-Nsw*. Boeing Airpl 19% rhe books were reprinted in quan- I EHCLOSEP A MILLION IN FIGURES, FI6URE5'/ 38% Reynolds B _ 34% } 1:30—The Vagabonds. Borden tity at Aachen and Bonn after CHINESE ”1 easy. I'M— / Sears _ 106 1:45—Hal Winters. Budd Mfg 14% being approved by the Allied Mili- B. Kennedy—News. Vac _ 16Vi 2:00—John Burl Mills 23 Socony Lwowi^d 9-ik_Ethel and Albert. tary Government. Sou Pac _ 44% Salesman Mach — 16% 2:30—Johnny Thompson, Song Bur Add -V—- THE 20™ Around the 50 Sou Ry _ 43% 2-45_Blue Correspondents Cannon Mills AIRFORCE IS^ 43 Std Brands _ 35 World. _ Case J I —.-.. Announces Plan OM\TS OWN) 1 Downey. .. Navy 2:00—Songs by Morton Trac 57% St. Oil NJ 62% Hour. Caterpil HOW, EASY. WELL 3:15—Devotional Ches and O 50% Stewart Warner _ 20% To Enlist More WAVEs 3:30—Ladies Be Seated. S00H6E6WIH6 / News. 110% Swift _ 33% 4:00—Time Reviews tne Chrysler AHClEMTCHtHA / fire:hen6tu is^f Tex Co _ 4:15—Joe M-.rrison. Coca Cola _135% 52% J. W. Brown, officer TH’OMCeOVEfi! ^ W NO FLY-8/-MSHT Abroad. Chief petty \ 4:30—Reports from 43% Un Carbide _ 91 % W BOOM TOWN ITSELF, 1 Coml Credit of the local Navy re- 4:45—Hop Harrigan. Unit Airlines _i_ 38% in charge Coml Solv — 16% m BIB—\T WAS A I 5-00—Terry and the Pirates. station,, yesterday ex- and Sou_ 1% Unit Aircraft _ 30% cruiting 5:15—Dick Tracy. Comwlth that the Unit Corp.. 1% pressed the belief Navy’s Hour. Consol Edis _ 29% 5 :30—Baptist Unit to enlist Program. Drug _ 18% “after V-E Day” plan 5:45—Cancer Cons Vultee _ 21% ^JceNTuJl^S5^ News Comer. war 6:00—Kierman’s Unit Fruit _ 99% to take care of casual- Cont Can _ 46% WAVES 6:15—Orange Crush Serenaders. Unit Gas .. 16% 3R5H3TT- nterlude. Corn Prod _ 67% Imp ties offers “splendid opportunities” 6:20—Musical _ US Indus Chem .. Star-New*. Curt 5% 46 to women who plan to study 6:25—News—Wilmington Wright- US young Richfield Reporter. Rubber _ 58 or 6:30—Your Doug Aire _ 80% medicine, nursing related pro- GASOLINE ALLEY— DEALING IN Dance. US Smelt and Ref _ 67% FUTURES 6:45—Let's Dow Chem _140 fessions. | OO—Headline Editions. US Steel _ T Du Pont 166% 65% 7:15—Raymond Swing. The officer out A I HE WILL BE COMING Air. Vanadium _ 24% recruiting pointed rWE HAVE GOOD 7 COULD BE HOME 7:30—Longines Concert Hall of the Eastman Kod _179% EASM^ Malone. Vick Chem '_ 50% that many men who either were HE Sc. THESE IS N0 ONE 1 HAPPV HERE, BUT PERMANENTLY. NO TELLING 8:00—Top of the Evening—Ted Firestone _ 63 THEK'S one thing Va .. IIFm/v^T Playboys. 42 Caro Chem 4% medicine or were planning TO LEAVE IT TO BUT YOU, I PON'T KNOW WHAT THE JOB SITUATION 8:15—Carolina Gen Elec __ studying U* I'VE SEEN THINKING A | Young Show 8:30—The Alan Warner Pic _ 14% it when entered mili- NINA. PO VOU THINK l WHAT SKEEZIX'S WILL BE THEN. THE PAY WILL Gen Foods _ 42% to study they Lombardo and LOT ABOUT. YOUR MOTHER S:00—Guy West Un A _ 46 || YOU AND SKEEZIX WOULD I k IPEAS ARE. COME WHEN rP LIKE TO TURN OrchestraBands. _ service have been enrolled 9:30—Victory Parade of Spotlight Gen Mot 68% tary IL AND I AREN'T GETTING Woolworth _ 45% j l THE FARM TO YOU Teller _ 58% be- LIKE TO BE FASMESS OVfeR TWO. 9:55—Coronet Story Goodrich in the Navy’s hospital corps t __ Final stodk sales *NV TOuNGE^. J Welles—Commentator. _ 55%. 780,000. 10:00—Summner Goodvear cause they believed this training F jg&d 10:15—Hedda Hopper. -V- Gt Nor Ry Pf .— 53% them in their medical 10:30—Kay’s Canteen. would help _ 86& Int Harvest studies after the war is won. The Int Tel and Tel _ 29 MARKET LEADERS same reasoning, he said, will apply THE NETWORKS •Tohns Man _— 115 OVER for young women planning to enter TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1945 Kennecott _ 37% M.-SuMract One 91 medicine, nursing, or another pro- Eastern War Time P. Ligg and M B 2 Hrs. for MWT GENERALLY DROP in which of hos- Hour for CWT., Loews (new) _ 26% fession knowledge listed are due Changes in programs as 23% and made Lockheed pital routine, medicines, drugs to corrections by networks — — _ be desirable. too late to incorporate. Mort Ward 59% NEW YORK, May 14. (JP) first-aid will Lorillard _ 23% Stock market re- 5:45—Frant Page Farrell Serial—NBC leaders generally Briefly, the plan outlined recent- Serial Drama—CBS treated Wilderness Road, fractions to a point or by Chief Brown calls for the Capt. Midnight, a Sketch—BLU-east ly BLU more today in the slowest session of WAVES a Hop Harrigan in Repeal—other enlistment 11,000 — Bond for more than a month Tom Mix Serial Series MBS-basic Quotations although month for the Navy’s Hospital for 15 Mins.—NBC a man- 6:00—News Report number of peace favorites course. WAVES Marble and News Time—CBS Corps training Harry B and 0 4s 48 -- 96% aged to keep on the recovery side. Walter Kiernan and News—BLU-east selected for this course are being CB and 4%s 77 105% Transfers of shares com- DR. BOBBS— ELLIOTT and Repeat of the Terry Serial—BLU-west Q 980,000 sent from “boot” camp to a special By Chick Carter, Detective. Repeat—MBS Cl Ut 4s 77.. 104% with and pared 1,070,000 Friday school in anatomy, elementary McARDLEj 6:15—American Serenade; Sports—NBC Hud C 5s 62A. 83% were the smallest for a full stretch Edwin C. Hill in Commentary—CBS 39 chemistry, hygiene, minor surgery FOR A WORKHORSE WITH A MINIMUM C= Hud and Man 5s 57 —.*- since April 10. is looking I'M LOOKING Repeat From Dick Tracy—BLU-west 87% and for two months [DR.STONEHAM J — 111 Cent 4%s 56 bacteriology FRANKLY...I T Reneat Superman’s Serial MBS-west The Associated Press 80-stock FOR A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN ml COMMON SENSE ALTHOUGH DON'T 52 47% assistants to medical of- 6:VO- Ted Husing Talks on Sports—CBS Int G N 6s to become I'M RETURNING 70THE composite was off .3 of a point at With FAVOR YOUNG DOCTORS -THEY'RE TOO LAZY, Jack Armstrong in Repeat—BLU-west MK and T Aj 5s 67 ..
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    Papers of Martin Agronsky [Finding Aid]. Library of Congress. [PDF

    Martin Agronsky A Register of His Papers in the Library of Congress Prepared by Donna Ellis with the assistance of Dan Oleksiw Manuscript Division, Library of Congress Washington, D.C. 2002 Contact information: http://lcweb.loc.gov/rr/mss/address.html Finding aid encoded by Library of Congress Manuscript Division, 2005 Finding aid URL: http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.mss/eadmss.ms006002 Collection Summary Title: Papers of Martin Agronsky Span Dates: 1907-1999 Bulk Dates: (bulk 1940-1990) ID No.: MSS84841 Creator: Agronsky, Martin, 1915-1999 Extent: 27,700 items; 79 containers; 31.6 linear feet Language: Collection material in English Repository: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Abstract: Radio and television journalist. Appointment books, awards, radio, television, and film scripts, speeches, writings, and research material pertaining to Agronsky's career as a radio and television journalist. Selected Search Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein. Names: Agronsky, Martin. Eichmann, Adolf, 1906-1962--Trials, litigation, etc. Subjects: Cold War Economics Foreign correspondents--Asia Foreign correspondents--Australia Foreign correspondents--Europe Politics, Practical Trials--Israel World War, 1939-1945--Journalists Occupation: Journalists Administrative Information Provenance: The papers of Martin Agronsky, radio and television journalist, were given to the Library of Congress by his estate in 2001. Additional material was given in 2003 by David Agronsky. Transfers: Sound recordings, videocassettes, and a film have been transferred to the Motion Picture, Broadcasting, and Recorded Sound Division where they are identified as part of the Martin Agronsky Papers.