Youthful Chillicothe Boy Named Nation TV Opera Star
A 12 year old from Chillicothe Ohio has become one of the nations first television opera stars. Chet Allen sang soprano for the Columbus Boychoir and impressed critics and maestros including Arturo Toscanini. He joined a 32 state bus tour before being chosen for Amahl And The Night Visitors by Gian Carlo Menotti.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Chet Allen
Columbus
Chet
Arturo Toscanini
Gian-Carlo Menotti
Boychoir
Rosemary Kuhlman
Feneen O Farrell to Sing at Carnegie Hall on St Patrick's Day
The singing star Feneen O Farrell, daughter of Irish vaudevillians once billed as The Singing O’Farrells, will headline a Carnegie Hall Telephone Hour broadcast on St Patrick’s Day. The piece recalls her 1950 recital, notes her balanced, non temperamental poise, and mentions her family life with husband Robert Reagan and son. It also covers Chet Allen, Ohio’s gift to television opera, who starred in Amahl and the Night Visitors, his early acclaim, his move to New York, and career questions as his voice matures.
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Feneen O'Farrell
St. Patrick's Day
Carnegie Hall
O’farrells
Robert Reagan
Robert Reagan, Jr
Chet
New York
Toscanini
NBC
Baychoir
Hoffman
RCA Victor
Allen
Martha Sidney
Larry
Dorrce Merton
Dorice
Matt
Asburd
Martha
Long Island
Albany
Hudson
University Hospital
St Aeves
Crossword Clues From A Historic Page
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Board of Ordnance
Old measure of length route and toll facts
The fragment notes an old length unit and a reference to Route 41 with an implied conclusion. It presents disconnected items without a clear event, person, or organization. The brief lacks context to form a fuller newsy card with specific entities or outcomes.
Wilderness Honeymoon Turns Quiet Fate for Martha and Larry
Martha and Larry marry and honeymoon in autumnal woods on Long Island and Albany. After a tense departure for a wilderness cabin, Martha fears isolation but discovers joy in nature. Larry reveals his longing for shared woods life and, finally, asks for a fresh start together.
National Boys Club Week observance March 31 to April 6
National Boys' Club Week will be observed from March 31 to April 6 with about 335,000 boys in cities and towns across the United States. The campaign urges civic-minded leaders to support local clubs as a solution to delinquency and a path to building healthy, principled citizens.
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New England
Boys’ Clubs of America
Mma
America
Boys’ Club of America
Fourth Avenue
New York
N.Y
United States
Seeds for Democracy Campaign Outlined in 1952 drive
The Seeds for Democracy campaign runs March 3 to June 3 to address Philippine food production gaps by distributing vegetable seeds from the United States. The effort, organized by the Committee for Free Asia, promotes anti communism while aiding Filipino farmers, schoolchildren, and small landowners with seeds like beans, cabbage, peppers, and lettuce.
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Committee For Free Asia
Asia
Philippine Republic
Philippines
United States
Democracy
San Francisco
Calif
Islands
Grassroots Hoover broadcasts draw nationwide support
Herbert Hoover spoke to America via radio and television on January 27, drawing praise from military and diplomatic leaders and some 7,000 handwritten letters from homes. Supporters urged defense urges favor sea and air power, while critics will slug through coming campaign mudslinging and focus on provable facts about spending by Republicans and Democrats.
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Herbert Hoover
America
Hoover
Chile
Mexico
Belgium
Italy
William R. Castle
European Division
Department of State
Japan
Hugh Gibson
Spruille Braden
Argentine
Colombia
Cuba
Joseph A. Kennedy
Great Britain
Arthur Bliss Lane
Estonia
Latvia
Poland
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction ,Finance Corporation
Russia
Europe
Red Cross Seeks Funds to Sustain Yearlong Relief Efforts
The Red Cross annual campaign through March 31 urges Americans to renew support for disaster aid, military family counseling, emergency funds, and blood drives. Harriman highlights 316,100 monthly aid cases and a 34 percent rise in armed forces staff, with blood donations totaling 1,225,000 pints for troops and 1,861,000 pints for civilian hospitals. The blood program cost was $13,985,113.
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American Red Cross
E. Roland Harriman
National Red Cross
Harriman
Red Cross
Far East
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Chillicothe Youth
S & SO
Inez Gerhard
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
National Broadcasting Company
Menotti
Bethlehem
Eileen O’farrell
the Fiction Corner
Saranac
Seeds
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
West Adams
Chicago
Sant
Ursircu
All America
By Wright A. Patterson
Albert W. Wedemeyer
Leslie B. Groves
Harold L. George
Hugh Knorr
Brice P. Bisque
Navy
William V. Pratt
William H. Standley
Harry E. Yarnell
James E. van Zandt
Henry P. Fletcher
Truman
National Democratic Woman’s Club
Washington
Congress
Taft
ALL Grocers
Eury
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