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Kate Hopkins, Angel of Mercy is an American old-time radio soap opera. After beginning as a transcribed program on seven stations on October 23, 1939, it was broadcast weekday afternoons on CBS from October 7, 1940, until April 3, 1942 and sponsored by Maxwell House coffee. Production constraints during World War II resulted in the cancellation of the show. After the War Production Board ordered a reduction in use of tin containers, executives of Maxwell House's parent company, General Foods, ended the broadcasts.

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rdfs:label	Kate Hopkins, Angel of Mercy (en)
rdfs:comment	Kate Hopkins, Angel of Mercy is an American old-time radio soap opera. After beginning as a transcribed program on seven stations on October 23, 1939, it was broadcast weekday afternoons on CBS from October 7, 1940, until April 3, 1942 and sponsored by Maxwell House coffee. Production constraints during World War II resulted in the cancellation of the show. After the War Production Board ordered a reduction in use of tin containers, executives of Maxwell House's parent company, General Foods, ended the broadcasts. (en)
foaf:name	Kate Hopkins, Angel of Mercy (en)
dcterms:subject	Fictional American nurses 1930s American radio programs CBS Radio programs 1940s American radio programs 1939 radio programme debuts 1942 radio programme endings American radio soap operas
Wikipage page ID	58601347 (xsd:integer)
Wikipage revision ID	942417221 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Delma Byron Fictional American nurses Peggy Allenby 1930s American radio programs CBS Radio programs Constance Collier Maxwell House Old-time radio General Foods Gertrude Berg 1940s American radio programs Bud Collyer CBS 1939 radio programme debuts 1942 radio programme endings War Production Board American radio soap operas Raymond Edward Johnson Ned Wever Nelson Case Selena Royle Soap opera Templeton Fox
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Radio-Mirror/42/Mirrorr-1942-Feb.pdf
sameAs	Kate Hopkins, Angel of Mercy Kate Hopkins, Angel of Mercy
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show name	Kate Hopkins, Angel of Mercy (en)
syndicates	CBS
country	United States (en)
first aired	1939-10-23 (xsd:date)
format	Soap opera (en)
language	English (en)
last aired	1942-04-03 (xsd:date)
other names	Kate Hopkins (en)
runtime	900.0 (second)
sponsor	Maxwell House coffee (en)
starring	Margaret MacDonald (en) Helen Lewis (en) Selena Royle (en)
writer	Gertrude Berg Chester McCracken (en)
has abstract	Kate Hopkins, Angel of Mercy is an American old-time radio soap opera. After beginning as a transcribed program on seven stations on October 23, 1939, it was broadcast weekday afternoons on CBS from October 7, 1940, until April 3, 1942 and sponsored by Maxwell House coffee. The show's initial premise was that after Kate Hopkins' husband died in a fire, she became a visiting nurse to support herself and her young son in the mythical American town of Forest Falls. Hopkins faced concerns such as "Once started, malicious gossip is hard to stop. Is it wise to face slander openly, or to solve it by running away?" By July 1941, however, Hopkins had become "a widow of forty at a loose end when her son Tom is drafted into the Army." Hopkins was living on a plantation near New Orleans as companion to Jessie Atwood, "a retired and renowned lady of the theater". In that situation, Hopkins drew the attention of Atwood's son, who planned to marry 18-year-old Diane Pers. As time went on, Hopkins found herself attracted to Atwood's son, while Pers developed "much of a mutual interest" with Hopkins' son. Production constraints during World War II resulted in the cancellation of the show. After the War Production Board ordered a reduction in use of tin containers, executives of Maxwell House's parent company, General Foods, ended the broadcasts. (en)
announcer	Nelson Case
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format (object)	Soap opera
starring	Selena Royle
auteur	Gertrude Berg
foaf:isPrimaryTopicOf	wikipedia-en:Kate_Hopkins,_Angel_of_Mercy
is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of U.S. radio programs Delma Byron List of old-time radio programs List of radio soap operas Bud Collyer Raymond Edward Johnson Ned Wever Nelson Case Selena Royle Templeton Fox
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