Bill Shadle

William A Shadle, age 59, Atlanta, GA View Details

Cities: Renton WA Possible Relatives: Resa Ann Aldrich, Bonnie Lee Shadle, James Lynn Shadle

William A Shadle, age 74, Las Vegas, NV View Details

Cities: Renton WA

William A Shadle, age 74, Las Vegas, NV View Details

Locations: Renton WA

Willia Dee Shadle, age 72, Tyler, TX View Details

Locations: Renton WA Possible Relatives: Resa Ann Aldrich, Bonnie Lee Shadle

Bill Shadle, age 50s, Kirkland, WA View Details

Locations: Kirkland WA, Bellevue WA Possible Relatives: Tracey Louise Giovannini, Carol Lynn Kresge, Barbara C Shadle

Bill Shadle, age 50s, Collierville, TN View Details

Locations: Collierville TN, Colliersville TN, Hendersonville TN Possible Relatives: Jill E Shadle, Kristen E Shadle, Lauren R Shadle

Bill Shadle View Details

Address:***** 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA

Bill L Shadle View Details

Address:***** Polecat Rd, Gallipolis, OH. Phone Number: (740) 446-****

Bill Shadel

Willard Franklin "Bill" Shadel was an American news anchor for CBS Radio and ABC Television. Shadel was born in Milton, Wisconsin, one of five children and the younger of two sons of Franklin Luther aread more...nd Ida Louise Pachel Shadel. He was musically talented and in his early years provided music for silent movies. He graduated from Andrews University in Michigan. Shadel assumed direction of the college band and orchestra in 1929, while still a student and then worked as an assistant program manager for the college's radio station, responsible for music presentations that included his performing as a soloist on marimba, saxophone, clarinet, and trombone and him directing bands and choirs for the station. His work as a soloist and with these groups, which also gave programs for the school, was an immediate hit with their members and the campus at large. While at Andrews University, he married Marion I. Kocher and they had two sons, Willard F., Jr. and Gerald I. He led the groups for two years following his graduation in 1932, while teaching political science courses, and then left to lead the band, orchestra, and choirs at Washington Missionary College, now Washington Adventist University, in Washington, D.C. He received a master's degree in history from the University of Michigan. Shadel began his career as a musician in silent-movie theaters before taking his marimba to live radio. Shadel began writing for various National Rifle Association journal The American Rifleman. Shadel received press credentials from CBS and shipped overseas to cover the European Theater. His duties were taken over by his associate editors, and The American Rifleman carried articles and interviews by Shadel up until the end of the war. Edward R. Murrow recruited Shadel while he was working in Europe as a correspondent for the National Rifle Association. During World War II, Shadel covered the June 6, 1944, D-Day invasion for CBS Radio. During his years at CBS, Shadel worked alongside Murrow, Howard K. Smith, Walter Cronkite, and Eric Sevareid. He and Murrow were the first reporters in the German concentration camp at Buchenwald. They came by jeep and were swarmed by the starving and dying. Mr. Shadel said it was the memory of the living, not the multitudes of dead, that stayed with him most. After the war, Shadel reported from Washington, D.C., trying his hand at television at WTOP-TV as a Capitol Hill reporter for the local CBS news program then anchored by Walter Cronkite. Each week on WTOP-TV, a local department store sponsored a fashion show; Shadel met and fell in love with one of the models. She became his wife of more than 56 years, Julie Strouse.read less...

Bill Hadley (rugby union)

William Edward Hadley was a New Zealand rugby union player. A hooker, Hadley represented Bay of Plenty and Auckland at a provincial level, and was a member of the New Zealand national side, the All Blread more...acks, from 1934 to 1936. He played 25 matches for the All Blacks including eight internationals, scoring two Test tries.read less...

William Shalders

William Alfred Shalders was a South African cricketer who played in 12 Tests from 1899 to 1907.