Harry's Double Loses Jobs After MacArthur Firing
Irving Fisher, 66, a longtime Truman impersonator on Broadway and in clubs, says the MacArthur dismissal hurts his income. He notes bookings for his Truman mimicry have dried up, with many future engagements canceled. He laments the era’s shrinking sense of humor and recalls Republican roots while noting the public’s surprised reactions to his resemblance.
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Douglas MacArthur
Harry S. Truman
Irving Fisher
Fisher
Truman
MacArthur
Ethel Merman
Abraham Lincoln
Ullinoss
President Truman
Broadway
Harry
Mac
Washington
Killer's Pace in 1951 Mystery Trial
Star Williams earns acquittal for Rose Bidault at a murder trial by proving the gun would not fire accidentally. Rose reveals Larry Stone manipulated the case to hide a real crime. She claims Barney Bidault was killed by an intruder who stole the gun, while she and Larry narrowly avoided exposure.
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Hose Bidault
Jim Marshall
Rose
Star
VI Rose
Conmon
Hubert LeVeque
Miami
Barney Bidault
Larry Stone
Andy Tanner
Rose Bidault
Barney
Larry
Star Williams
Barnes
Cleveland
Stone
Radio Programs and Schedule Highlights Across Stations
A dense listing of radio programs across WLW Cincinnati WSAZ Huntington and other stations detailing daily air times from early evening through late night. The itinerary includes news, music time, comedies, dramas, quiz shows, and variety programs with titles like Cavalcade of America, Can You Top This, The Shadow of Monte Cristo, Jack Smith Show, Bob Crosby, and Beulah, along with notes on times and segments for Wednesday April 25.
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Ehe Reulata
Ebs
Aba
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Che
Abe Cinder
Newan
Abe Bob Crosby
Clvic
Che Armstrong
SBS
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Newereel
Cavalcade of America
Abe Conant
Monte Cristo
Fanny Brice
North
Mbs
Hob Hope
Luigi
Abe John Steele
Mibber & Molly
Eeene
Capitol
After effects of the MacArthur Truman squabble
Washington doposters say the MacArthur issue will shape the 1952 elections though he will not run for president. Public disapproval of Truman Acheson Marshall and the Korean War stirs voters, challenging the idea of four nation deliberation. An awakened electorate may bring new faces in 1953.
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MacArthur
Truman-Acheson-Marshall
USA
Far East
United Nations
Truman
Political realignment and party dynamics in 1952 election
The piece argues that southern and northern Democrats form a divided base, limiting the Democrat administration’s domestic and foreign goals. It notes Dixiecrat splits, Republican leverage in Congress, and that realignment could end this impasse, while urging voters to demand a clear policy choice and a Congress capable of enacting it.
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Democratic Party
Congress
White House
America
Earniest Gioas Reflects on UN Aims and Russia
One 1.8 representative at the United Nations argues against keeping Russia at the conference table just to have all members present. He asserts that true UN aims matter more than a mechanical show of attendance and notes the body functioned best when the Soviet Union was absent, warning that mere presence may ruin the purpose of gatherings.
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Earniest Gioas
United Nations
Russia
Soviet Union
Fever of Excitement Across Nations Through Korean War Era
The Nation Today assesses how the United States has lurched from one fever of excitement to another, naming Truman MacArthur debates, Kefauver investigations, Korea War shocks, atomic feats, and 1940s policy battles as a pattern of national agitation. It notes past shocks including Berlin Airlift, Marshall Plan, and Pearl Harbor inquiries, concluding with critique of Truman’s reception of MacArthur and calls for steadier leadership.
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Alger Hiss
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Howard Hughes
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Germany
Japan
Hitler
Roosevelt
United Nations
Pearl Harbor
Doctor Jordan's Medical Q and A Recap
Edwin P Jordan M D answers reader questions on skin infections such as pityriasis rosea and alopecia areata, foot cracking possibly from fungus, and post surgical concerns. He notes most cases clear without treatment, advises X-ray for suspected spinal injury, discusses gallbladder and appendix surgery timelines, and explains alopecia areata patterns and sinus tachycardia causes and prognosis.
Needlework by Mrs Anne Cabot pattern 5113
Adorable dainty pinafore and bonnet for toddlers with daisy sprays and ric rac. Pattern 5113 covers sizes 1 2 and 3 years with material lists sewing directions embroidery transfers and color chart. Send 20 cents for first class mailing to Anne Cabot The Athens Messenger New York.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Avenue of the Americas
New York
N. Y
Public Forum Responds To Dogs Children Letter
A Messenger letter writer denounces opposition to dogs and children, urges happier country living, mentions Korea and General MacArthur, and echoes the verse about allowing children in heaven. The Athens reader closes with a call to live closer to God and the biblical phrase about suffering little children.
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Korea
Zaleski
Earth
General MacArthur
Christ
Athens
Local Social Roundup from Bashan and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Fred Wolf celebrated their golden wedding with an open house and guests were served refreshments. Visitors included Carl Lee and family from Columbus, Daughtys from Glouster, Townsend newlyweds, Torrence family travel for a funeral in Wooster Ohio, Fredrick family weekend in Kentucky, Keller family visits, Walter Lemley influenza confinement, Roy Wolf’s visit, Pfc Jack Torrence on furlough from New York, and several other relatives from Parkersburg Syracuse Horse Cave and Dickson WYVa.
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Betty
Milford
Kentucky
Ralph Keller
Janette
Rodger Oe
Paul Sr
Walter Lemley
Roy Wolf
Columbus
Fred Wolf
Pfc
Jack Torrence
Air Police Squadron
New York
Rolland Torre
Lester McEltbee
Clarence Sorden
Dickson
Television Programs Note by Stations WLWC and others
A dense, era style TV schedule lists programs on WLWC CHANNED 4 and other stations by day and time. It shows a long roster of shows including Burns Mil ton Berle Morning Matinee News Caravan Circle Theater Amateur Hour Broadway Openhouse Late News and various entertainment and children's programs across channels with multiple time slots and shifts. The page reflects a period guide with program titles and host names across stations WTVN WSVN WSNS and WSAZ.
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Buddy Cotter
Kukia
Fran
Olix
Jonin Conte
News Caravan
Milton Berle
Fireside Theater
Circle Theater
Jimmy Loper
Miss Susan
Bert Parke
Kate Smith
Hawkins Falls
Gabby Hayes
Handy Deody
F.ili
Stark Club
Frank Ollie
John Conte
Lews Caravan
Muton Berle
Broadway Openhouse
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Chuckie Wason
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Chet Long
Weatherman
Ear Fiora
Faye Emerson
Kepler
Doug Edwards
Stark Uh
Sherp Coraments
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