ViVienne Tune: Vivian Della Chiesa Goes Pop in New Label Venture
The New York era profile shows Vivian Della Chiesa adopting the ViVienne stage name to launch pop records with V.LP. She explains using a lighter voice for pop and touring cities Philadelphia Chicago Wilmington Boston to promote Love Letters in the Sand. The article notes her shift from classical to popular art and the cost of recording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Wilmington
Boston
Helen Traubel
Mimi Benzell
Marguerite Piazza
Ezio Pinza
St. Louis Blues
Miss Vivian
Tallulah
Tallu
Huntington
L. L
Joseph Lupin
ViVienne
Vivian
Thors Amr
Pops
V.lp
Russ Milleway
Billy Brando
al Conte
West
Ublic
Nana
Hospital births and dismissals report local names
Hospital report records births including a son to Mrs. Ada Thomas and a daughter Cathy Lynn to Mrs. Donald Joe McCombs in Linton and Bloomfield with several unrecorded births. Dismissals list patients from Bloomfield Coalmont Linton Switz City and nearby towns.
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Ada Thomas
Charley Davie
Berth Kite
Alan Lee Sickbert
Bloomfield
James Linton
Linton
Roy Campbell
Donald Joe McCombs
Cathy Lynn
Dorothy Jamison
Patricia Ann Bedwell
Jasonville
Kenneth Ockerman
Biloomefield
Avid Randall
Judith Ann
Mary Jane Patrick
Switz City
Irradiated rations and Formosa riot probe in Washington
Army pledges no irradiated foods for troops until safety is established amid reports of future battlefield use. A House subcommittee will probe anti Americanism in the Far East including Formosa riots and a Japanese American clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Pentagon
House
Far East
House Foreign Affairs
Formosa
Clement J. Zablocki
Wisconsin
Defense and
State Department
Pacific
U. S
TV Schedule Fragment From Early Morning List
The listing shows a sequence of shows with start times from 8:55 to 1:30 including 9:00 Lamp 9:30 Took Up and 10:06 Eye On New York. It presents a collage of programs likely from a vintage station guide.
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Monte Cristo
Jackie Gleason
New York
Radio Schedule for WBTO Linton Indiana June 14
Friday line up lists country star programs from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM with cluster of music shows News segments at 5:55 7:55 and 9:00 Indiana News at 9:00 Take a Break at 9:05 and Hoedown at 10:00 PM.
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Ann Toney
Meeting Notices For Local Organizations This Week
Alpha Bible class meets at 6 p.m in the church lower auditorium for a covered dish supper and meeting. Various groups including Quapaw Tribe No 143, Greene County Building and Construction Trades Council, Women of Moose, Saron Bible School, and others schedule 7 to 8:30 p.m. gatherings at halls, parks, or club venues with 5:15 p.m. or 7:30 p.m. start times.
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Alpha Bible Class
First Methodist Church
Quapaw Tribey No. 143
Improved Order of Red Men
Greene County Building and Construction Trades Council
Women of Moose
Chapter
Moose
Saron
Feptist
Humphreys Park
Business and Professional Women's Club
Klusmeier’s
Indianapolis Market Report For Hogs Cattle And Lambs
Live stock in Indianapolis shows Hogs steady to 25 higher with 180 240 lb at 19.75 20.25 and up to 20.75. 240 260 lb 19.00 20.00. 280 350 lb 18.50 19.25. 160 180 lb 17.00 19.50. 120 160 lb 16.09 17.00. Cattle and calves about steady with several steer and heifer prices around 22.00 23.00. cows 13.50 16.50. Lambs 21.00 23.00 and sheep 21.50 24.00 steady.
Track meet results list semifinals and finals placements
The report lists times and placements for runners from multiple teams. Larry Yaw of Black Hawk tied for third with 22.8 seconds alongside Lawrence Thoma of Sizél bun fanath with 23.8. Bill Camp of Terre Haute won the rescue race, with Jim McCullough of Terre Haute second, Ned Ridgeway of Carlisle third, and Don Garrett of Shelburn fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Yaw
Blackhawk
Lawrence Thoma
Sizél Bun
Fanath
Bill Camp
Terre Haute
Jim McCullough
Ned Ridgeway
Carlisle
Don Garrett
Shelburn
Obituary for Worthington businessman Fred A. Dyer
Funeral services for Fred A. Dyer 80 Worthington attorney banker and businessman who died Wednesday night at his home will be held at 3:00 PM Saturday at the family residence. Rev H W Wooldridge and Rev Lewis Marsh will officiate and burial will be in Worthington Cemetery. Body moved from Myers Funeral Home to the family dwelling for calling hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Dyer
Worthington
H. W. Wooldridge
Lewis Marsh
Mr. Dyer
Myers Funeral
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Ey Bennett Cer
Rhere
Mike Connolly
Kentucky
Bennett Cerf
King Festures Syndicate
The
Daily Citizen
W , Md
Commercial Printing Department
Linton Daily Citizen
Stephen Farris
Claude Cox
Gene Husband
FEDS
John Ripa
Jack Love
Carlo
Abrinatt
Joseph Bruno
Hég
International Soundphotos
Washington
Central Press Association
Ashington
Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
New Jersey
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Percival F. Brundage
House Judiciary
Library of Congress
Linus Pauling
Waves Goodby
Air France
Europe
Idlewild
Pauling
International Soundphoto
Linton Time
WITV
Ch. 4
Bloomington
Indiana
Sien
University
Iim Bestival
Artoons
Carolyn Church
Tagin
Mckey Mouse
Littl
Rascals
Frank Edwards
Jom Howle Crossroads Minyhouse
Mainte Cristo
Detective Neritf
Highway Patrol
Jene
Rocky Jones
Biff Baker
Shorty Sheehan
Billy Graham
Lawrence Welk Oaark
Playroom
Western Theater
Kit Carson
Roy Roger
Ted Mack
Mike Wallace
City Detective
Ind. University
Mickey Mouse
Lone Ranger
Firestone
Lawrence Welk
Wire Service
Frank H Edwards
Movies
WTHI
Istnday
Hevkle-Jeckle
Church of Christ
Jack Benny
Ka Sullivan
Capt
David Griefs
Hitchcock
Loretta Young
Oral Roberts
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Miss Brooks
Bob Crosby
Marshal Mike
Jerry van Dyke
Doug Edwards
Annie Oakley
Dr. Hudson
the Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
WBTO
Isunday
Calvary Church
É Wa
Nowe Bloomfield
Grace Gospel
Aewe
Warly Bird
Trading Post
Livestock County
Rhythm Ranch
Hollywood Country Star
Marerets
Indianapolis
Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
N.Y
Alice Brooks
Cornell Funeral Home
Vincennes
Aviwat
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