NBC Music Chief Appointed As Radio Schedule Changes
Frank Black named general musical program director at NBC replacing Ernc Rae. NBC Saturday night lineup shortened to one hour starting at 9 with a Mayhew Lake orchestra half hour concert and the Day the Monsoon Came radio play. WEAF NBC and CBS networks list Geneva broadcasts and various programs through the day with concerts, talks, and memorials.
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Ratte Baker
New York
Frank Black
NBC
Ernc Rapee
NBS
Mayhew Lake
Cincinnati Clock Programs and Morning Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary radio schedule lists Loom hour Alma and Ha events, 4300 Morning Bloods, 11 16 Academy entries, and 12 30 Rete stories wives. Names and times are incomplete but indicate a local broadcasting timetable with assorted programs and segments.
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Alma
Academy of
Evening radio line up features Olsen and Bestor orchestras
Tonight listings show WEAD SNG at 7 15 featuring George Olsen orchestra and 1L Don Bestor orchestra at 1L plus other acts including organ after dark and a Public Affairs Institute segment. Notable names include Alfred P Blan and Ted Fivrile with varied musical guests.
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Wead-Sng
George Olsen
Dontert
Ernc
Don Bestor
Wano
Eadie Dooley
Connie Tinwell
Public Affairs Institute
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Ted
Fivrile
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Safeguard Society
Guckoos
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Pickona Sisters
Phantoms and West Meets in Crestwood and Red Dust at Paramount
Local listings preview the final performances of Phantom of Crestwood at the Paramount, headlined by Karen Movely and Wannip Cortez, while Red Dust posters star Clark Gable and Joan Harlow in a Cochin China plantation drama. Also on screen are Wild Women of Barnes and Heroes of the West at the State, with Beauty Parlor opening the week’s bill.
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Wannip Cortez
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Joan Harlow
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Bateman Clinic to be Held at Mercy Hospital
Dr. F. Bateman of Cincinnati will lead a psychiatric and neurology clinic at Mercy Hospital out-patient department on December 6 from 9:30 to 10:30 AM. The event invites patients seeking evaluation and consultation at the hospital in the local area.
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Chauffeur License Blank Applications Ahead in 1982
Buller County Automobile Club reports that 1933 chauffeur license application blanks have arrived and are ready for distribution to bus truck and automobile drivers. Applicants must pass medical and written state motor vehicle exams with fees of 3.00 plus 0.60 for a notary. Examinations begin at 880 High Street Humbash building and licenses expire midnight December 31.
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Plan War on Termites Plan War on Termites
A historical note reports termites causing significant damage in Tamilian homes and some cities including New Orleans. Scientists at the University of Arizona and associates study the insects as industrial and ecological concerns, with figures suggesting substantial future impact.
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Tucson
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Hamilton 40s This Week Highlights Local Births and Marriages
A noisy compilation of births and marriages appears with multiple names and odd spellings. Notable items include several baby announcements such as a girl to Mrs William Seward and a girl to Mrs Jame Crittenden, plus a boy to Mr Fred Dizieb. Marital notices include Edward Smith and Berth Gep herdt, Arthur Snyder and Laurx Mon tare, and others. A new church incorporation is noted for St John s German Protestant church in East Hamilton.
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Termite Invasion Threats Across the Nation
A historical report describes termites as a silent enemy able to destroy brick and wood structures. It notes vast tunnel labyrinths, kings and queens in colonies, and the limits of oxygen poisoning, with predictions that climate shifts could spread infestations and threaten buildings nationwide.
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Turkey Fair and Supper Set for Sevenmile Church
The annual turkey fair at the M. E. church in Sevenmile will be held December 14 with a cafeteria supper.
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Ohio Events Report Mixed Village Affairs and Accessorial Incidents
Ohio notes include a two year old awarded damages for injuries from hot cinders left on a highway totaling 12 500, a jury verdict in a 15 000 claim by Bett MocGhes’ parents, and clerks of village school boards facing altered terms. Also reported are deaths of local notables and charges against Clifford Quillen of Ashland Kentucky for conspiracy related to a motor vehicle act. Heidelberg football honors go to Zipfel and Ihnat as honorary captains.
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Journal Follies Cast Sets Busy Rehearsal Schedule
The Journal Follies cast at the Paramount theatre begins a strenuous week of practice from Friday December 9. Director Creager tightens training as all cast members and choruses drill intensively while replacements loom for tardiness or lapses. Cast notices movements carefully and urges participation in singing to be ready for any call as preparations for Hamilton’s ambitious amateur musical revue progress with coordinated rehearsals and a feature picture of the Follies.
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Notable Births From Early 20th Century Figures
Today marks birthdays of Newton D. Baker of Cleveland former Secretary of War under Wilson born Martinsburg West Virginia 61 years ago A Atwater Kent renowned Philadelphia radio manufacturer inventor born Arlington Vermont 59 years ago John Basaett Moore esteemed authority on international law born Smyrna Delaware 72 years ago Dr Lemuel H Wells of Tacoma Washington retired PK bite hop born Yonkers New York 81 years ago Dr Lucia R Briggs president of Lilwanker Dowtter College born Cambridge Massachusetts 5 years NEU
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Martinsburg
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Philadelphia
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Smyrna
Del
Lemuel H. Wella
Tacoma
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Lucia R. Briggs
Lilwanker-Dowtter College
Cambridge
Mass
Universal Bible Sunday at First Baptist
December 4 designated universal Bible Sunday with a morning worship on Bible message. Rev. Brinkman to speak on The Last Bible. Evening Jointmen service followed by a sermon The Lost Son. Choir directed by Vernon Seneing to perform music. Also probate court sale order for Hornung property estate of George A. Hornung named appraisers Hamilton Kehm Hart and Clea Pater.
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Charles Kehm
Mark Hart
Clea Pater
Turner Appeals State Compensation Decision in Ohio Court
Thomas Turner filed an appeal in common pleas court on Saturday challenging the Ohio Industrial Commission denial of compensation for injuries to his leg while employed February 18, 1931, at The Estate Store Co. in Hamilton.
Sell Property Ad in Sevenmile Partition Suit
One defendant G Sharles Hunt bought property in Sevenmile for 1000 dollars in a partition suit. The auction was offered by Sheriff Ton Schumacher after appraisal at 1000 dollars. Nina Hut is named in relation to the suit.
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Nina Hut. Heltz
G. Sharles Hunt
Sevenmile
Charles Young Takes Tract in Ulm Partition Suit
Charles Young and the defendants in the partition suit of George Ulm versus Paul Francis Ulm and others elected to take one of the tracts described, at the appraised price of 500 dollars. Other tracts were appraised at 420, 260, and 260 dollars respectively.
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George Ulm
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Charm School program features Ms Watson as principal speaker
Tharm School hosts Charm School with Miss Mildred Moe, Miss Kay Korn, Myrtle Allen, and Bernite Winters assisting. Principal speaker Mrs Watson presents Charm by Chi ta. At session end, tea was served at a tidily set table.
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