Chillicothe Boy Becomes Nation's First TV Opera Star
A 12-year-old Chillicothe Ohio singer named Chet Allen rose to national fame as the first television opera star after starring in Gian-Carlo Menotti's Amahl And The Night Visitors on NBC. From early roots in Columbus Boychoir to rebirths on rehearsals, his talent impressed Toscanini and critics, earning praise nationwide with a future career still uncertain as his voice matures.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Chet Allen
Columbus
Chet
Arturo Toscanini
Gian-Carlo Menotti
Boychoir
National Broadcasting Company
Menotti
Bethlehem
New York
rehersal
Toscanini
NBC
Baychoir
Hoffman
RCA Victor
Allen
Rosemary Kuhlman
Ileen O Farrell to Sing Telephone Hour on St Patrick Day
Ileen O Farrell announced as soloist for a special Carnegie Hall broadcast of the Telephone Hour on St Patrick Day. She recalls a 1950 recital triumph at Carnegie Hall and is praised as a dramatic soprano who avoids glamour. She cherishes home life with husband Robert Reagan and their son. Meanwhile a Muscular Dystrophy association appeal by Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis raised over 7000 responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ILEEN O'FARRELL
St. Patrick’s Day
Carnegie Hall
Robert Reagan
Robert Reagan, Jr
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Snapshot
A scrambled crossword style clue list with numbers and partial phrases across many common crossword entries. It includes hints for jokes, presidents, musical drama, excuses, scales, and various items like infant, railway, and saints, plus misprints and garbled words.
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Brg
Bick
akill
Double Mistake Marriage In Forest Honeymoon
Martha learns Larry plans to drag her into his wilderness life for a Woods based fortune. She resists then relents as they reach a log cabin by a lake. In a tense moment he admits his hope she will share his passion and invites a fresh start together.
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Martha Sidney
Larry
Dorrce Merton
Dorice
Matt
Martha
Long Island
Albany
Hudson
Garry
Saranac
Balance Sheet Lesson for March 9, 1958 I
The article reflects on Paul the Apostle weighing his losses against gains in life and imprisonment. It notes his hardships, lack of comfort, constant travel, and loss of standing, yet affirms his enduring credit the goal of knowing Christ and spreading grace.
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Paul
charity of friends
Rome
Christ
Cadillac
Philippians
Jerusalem
Caesarea
Christendom
Herbert Hoover Talks Draw Wide American Listen
Wright A. Patterson notes Hoover’s January 27 radio and television address drew broad support. About 7,000 handwritten letters from American homes expressed approval of defense plans favoring sea and air power and economic protection, with endorsements from army, navy, and diplomatic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEEN HERBERT
HOOVER
America
army
Albert W. Wedemeyer
Leslie B. Groves
Harold L. George
Hugh Knerr
Brice P. Bisque
William H. Stanley
Harry E. Yarnell
James E. van Zandt
Henry P. Fletcher
Chile
Mexico
Belgium
Italy
William R. Castle
European division
department of state
Japan
Hugh Gibson
Spruille Braden
Argentine
Columbia
Cuba
Joseph A. Kennedy
Great Britain
Arthur Bliss Lane
Estonia
Latvia
Poland
Jesse Jones
reconstruction finance corporation
Russia
Europe
Perry woman wins first Iowa State Fair cooking award
Mrs. Roscoe Hall of Perry Iowa won a blue ribbon in her first Iowa State Fair cooking competition last year. She plans to exhibit her dishes again and credits Fleischmanns Active Dry Yeast for fast rising reliable results. The ad promotes yeast for lent meals and assures a money back guarantee if not faster rising.
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Roscoe Hall
Perry
Iowa
Hall
Fleischmann
Fleinchmann
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Chillicothe Youth
INEZ GERHAR
EILEEN
FARRELL
Board of Ordnance
TATE
Mohams
THE FICTION CORNER
THE BUBLE
Internations
KENNETH J. FOREMAN
aI Corinthians
I Corinthians
Dr. Foreman
Herbert Hoover
All America
By Wright A. Patterson
Truman
national Democratic Woman’s club
Washington
congress
Taft
CAROL CURTIS
Mission Street
Francisco
California
first
walla
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