TV budget cuts test congressional economy claims
HAL BOYLE notes Congress trimmed defense outlays by about 5 billion from 51.4 billion requested, prompting scrutiny of Pentagon adjustment and possible deficiency requests. The piece contrasts political savings rhetoric with real security impact and cites future funding risk if cuts weaken defenses. It also reports George Foley dismissing outsider TV ideas as unlikely to succeed while detailing the costs and processes to package a show and the concentration of TV deals around New York.
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Taft
Eisenhower
Congress
Truman
Pentagon
George Foley
Industy
Foley
Oshkosh
Radio City
New York
Telethon Raises Over 1 Million For Olympic Team Support
A weekend Olympic Telethon drew funds from individuals, companies, and institutions, surpassing the $555,000 goal with more than a million dollars raised. Donations ranged from $1 to $10,000, reflecting strong public support for sending the American team to Helsinki.
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Congress
Convention Scene Machine Effects By Peter Edson
Chicago report outlines how Republican and Democratic bosses seek machine picks over public choice at the nominating conventions. Taft leads GOP delegates with Taft and Dewey models, while Kefauver challenges in the Democratic camp where Adlai Stevenson emerges as a favored boss-backed alternative.
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Peter Edson
Chicago
NEA
Dwight Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Estes
Ike
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
GOP
Taft
South
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
States
Dewey
Senate
Jim Farley
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Wendell Willkie
Philadelphia
Senator Kefaliver
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Kefauver
Truman
Oscar Chapman
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Johnny Hamilton Faces Debt and Hope in Horse Racing Tale
Johnny Hamilton inherits his father's racing stable and $100,000 debt to pay within three months. Roger Kovalt controls the notes and aims to own Adonis, while Johnny plans to raise funds with Rusty Sloan as jockey. Judge Garry offers cautious help as Challenger impresses in a Futurity bid.
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Johnny Hamilton
Roger Kovalt
Johnny
Adonis
Rusty Sloan
Carol O'Shea
Nystrom
Hamilton
Rusty
Carol
Annabella
Kovalt
Garry
Kovak
Challenger
Grandstand
Judge
Melody Wins as Johnny Bets Big at the Trot
In Portsmouth Ohio, Melody wins a race when Johnny bets heavily on the entry. Carol pleads him to stop gambling though Melody’s payout confirms a big return. Johnny dismisses concern, calling it a fast investment. The scene shifts to a drowning accident at Turkey Creek as William Thomas Elrod dies from a broken neck after a late dive.
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Hamilton
Melody
Johnny
Carol
Portsmouth
William Thomas Elrod
Turkey Creek
Medical Q and A column answers reader questions
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan addresses questions on pregnancy predictions, blood donation, milk pasteurization, active duodenal ulcers, belladonna uses, shocks to mental health, itching linked to stomach issues, and illness affecting female maturation with clear medical explanations and cautions.
Ohio Woman Elected To Head Educators
Miss Sarah C. Caldwell of Akron was elected president of the National Educational Association for 1952 53 at the 90th annual convention. About 3500 delegates approved a resolution against using public funds for private or parochial schools and backed remaining the American tradition of separation of church and state.
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Detroit
Sarah C. Caldwell
Akron
National Educational Association
Soldier Vote Senate Resolution Urges Cooperation
The Senate adopted by voice vote a resolution urging cooperation between federal and state governments to allow armed forces members to vote this year. It is a nonbinding expression of opinion and requires no House action.
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Washington
Senate
House
Sen. Bridges
R-N. H
GOP Farm Plank Declines Price Support Promises
Republican platform drafters dismiss promises of bigger price supports as a means to win farm votes. The farm plank favors long term limits on production to avoid surpluses and federal growth controls, aligning against Truman administration stance for mandatory supports.
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Chicago
Resolutions Committee
Truman
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles A. Brannan
Military Mail Call notice from The Messenger in Athens Ohio
Franklin James H from Glouster provides his full service details and home town for publication in the Military Mail Call column. The entry lists service member James H Franklin aboard USS Herbert J. Thomas with DRR 833 1st Division, c/o Fleet P.O. San Francisco California.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Franklin
James H. Glouster
Herbert J. Thomas
C-O Fleet P.O
San Francisco
Calif
The Stars Say Tomorrow And A Grizzly Test
Astrology notes a day of restraint and study before major decisions affecting place position and public interests. Birthdays bring opportunity amid conflicts and limited aid, with integrity and drive turning the tide toward honor and success. A 1920 grizzly bear test in Yellow Stone Park showed one arrow enough to fell a bear.
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Saxton Pope
Arthur Young
San Francisco
Yellow Stone Park
Bald-headed candidate favored by Republicans
Angle EF Arch Nearbrite asserts the GOP will nominate a bald-headed man for President. He adds a quip on charm, wondering if any bald man can out-charm another.
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Arch Nearbrite
Radio Schedule Details For NBC WLW And Columbus Stations
The listing outlines weekday programming across Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Marietta Parkersburg Athens Gallipolis and Charleston stations from noon to after midnight with NBC CBS and ABC networks and a Republican convention coverage from July 8 onward including news shows dramas serials music and talk segments and special convention broadcasts across multiple networks. It notes possible cancellations for last minute changes and specifies times for news sports and variety programs.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
Cbs-Wens
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
Ottmar
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
WATH
Athens
WIJEH
Gallipolis
WOU
Abe-Mbs
Abc-Mbs-East
Abe-Mbs-West
Abe
Cbs
Abe News
Ebs
Cebs
Gordon MacRae
Abe Hornblower
Henry Taylor
Barlow
Rex Maupin
Cbs Whiteman
Nets
Local TV Schedule Highlights and Programs Listed
A historical TV guide lists WLW C channel and others with daily lineups for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Programs include News Congress coverage Evening conventions, Quiz Kids, Barrow Concert, Lights Out, Perry Como, Genealogy shows, cartoons, sports, soap operas, and film segments along with morning matinees and special events across channels 3 6 10 and 6 6 8.
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Wlw-C
Channel 3
Barrow
Larry Vincent
Hawkins Falls
Gabby Hayes
Joe Hil
Platter Playhouse
Prospector Bill
Sports Pictures
Wbns-Tv
Penny Arcade
Jack Buck
Doug Edwards
Chet Long
Video Theater
Claudia
TV Weatherman
Pepper
Armchair Theater
Globe Trotter
Melody Shop
Bill Zipt
Love of Life
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Plank
Godfrey
Mary Margaret McBride
Abe Tennessee Ernie
Bob Poole
Cal Tinney
Cbs Resere Adventures
Kiddles
Mid-West
P. Sub
Roemams
WTVN
Captain Video
Garry Moore
Mike and
Buff
Wsa?-Tv
al Pearce
Music Hall
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