I have most of those tubes but did not know what they went in.
One caution I have read about farm sets is that, when you have the tubes warm, never switch it off then back on right away.
For "A" battery: The 2 volt tube heaters are usually in parallel and will load two D cells with only 300 ma of current based on the tube data, so you will need a dropping resistor of about 1.6 ohms.
For "B" battery: Daisy chain eight 9-volt batteries together, you'll have enough current to drive the tube plates.
I have a Sears 757.421 mini-tube "pocket radio" from 1955 that only needs 45 Volts, but all those batteries will not fit inside
What makes battery-tube sets fun for nighttime DX is, you can take them outside far from buildings and 120 volt line interference!