Educational TV aims to expand learning and dialogue
A Washington overview highlights educational television as a powerful new teaching medium. It notes KUHT Houston's May launch offering university credit courses and outlines potential programs, benefits, criticisms of commercial TV, and estimated costs to start a station.
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Houston
Tex
University of Houston
Houston Independent School District
Station Kuht
Arthur S. Adams
American Council On Education
Ralph Steetle
Joint Council On Educational Television
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Milton Berle
Arthur Godfrey
Dunham
Hopalong Cassidy
Jan Boehm Preps Casey Stengel Profile For TV Show
Jan Boehm, a researchist for This Is Your Life, tracked down Casey Stengel’s life story by interviewing Braven Dyer Erma Young J. G. Taylor Sprink Brick Laws Del Webb and others. She even flew to Las Vegas with Webb to interview Mrs Stengel, spending two weeks and about 150 pages of notes. Other anecdotes note TV show casting and viewer intrigue around names like Mayor Impellitteri and Robert Q. Lewis.
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Jan Boehm
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Casey Stengel
Braven Dyer
Los Angeles Times
Jan
Casey
Erma Young
Kansas City Star
Miss Young
Cassey
J. G. Taylor Sprink
Sporting News
St. Louis
Brick Laws
Oakland
del Webb
Yankees
Webb
Las Vegas
Stengels
Mrs. Stengel
Zack Wheat
TV Radio Highlights
Tonight highlights include WHIO-FSI at 8 with In Peace And War about a doctor forced into preventing a man at a perjury hearing. WSAI at 8:30 features Life Begins At 80 with panelists asking why women dread aging. 9 p.m. WHIO WKRC star Richard Widmark in Playhouse on Broadway. 10 p.m. WLW presents Barrie Craig as a wealthy wife seeks help from an expert.
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Barrie Craig
Singing and boxing headline Cincinnati radio and TV schedule
At 6:30 Betty Stump closes Sin cerely Yours with Only a Rose and Thine Alone. At 8:30 Bob Crosby and the Four Aces back Patti Page in a Music Hall program. TV Theater presents a crime tale House Without Window. Boxing at 10 p.m. features Joey Brown versus Orlando Zulueta in a 10 round lightweight bout.
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WHIO
Betty Stump
Sincerely Yours
Wlw-D
Wlw-T
Bob Crosby
The
Four Aces
Patti Page
WKRC
Joey Brown
Orlando Zulueta
Kent American Legion Band to Disband After Decades of Honors
The Kent American Legion Band, seven time Ohio champion, will disband due to lack of public support and rising state tensions over the annual band contest. Portage Post 496 cites demoralized members and notes the band placed second nationally for three years and represented Ohio in the Washington inaugural parade on January 20.
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Kent
Kent American Legion
Ohio Legion
Portage Post 496
Legion
Ohio
Washington
Middletown Industries Win State Safety Contest
Middletown industries again posted the lowest lost-time accident frequency in 1952, at 4.53 per million man-hours, earning the Ohio Industrial Commission safety award. The Middletown Safety Council 31 firms achieved an 11 percent 1952 reduction from 1951, with Zanesville in second place at 4.61.
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Middletown Industries
Ohio Industrial Commission Safety Awad
Ed Banks
Middletown Safety Council
Middletown
Middletown Council
Industrial Commission
Zanesville
Akron
Mansfield
Warren
Marietta
Dayton
Youngstown
Portsmouth
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Farley Praises Political Life in Fordham Dinner Speech
James A. Farley, former Democratic national chairman, defended politics as a noble career. He warned it is no place for the timid or the corrupt and called for special training of young leaders at a Fordham College sophomore class dinner.
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New York
James A. Farley
Woman Dead At 106 Native Citizen From Ireland
Miss Kate Canning, an Irish immigrant who became an American at 100, died yesterday at 106. She arrived in the United States in 1880 from County Roscommon, worked as a nurse in Lexington, Kentucky, and retired in 1927 after decades of service.
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Toledoo
Kate Canning
Servicemen Sent To Training And Homeward Notes
News notes several servicemen with local ties. Pvt George Martin Rodefer and Pvt William Lee Johnson have been enlisted in the Marine Corps and dispatched to San Diego for eight weeks of basic training. Cpl Robert E Whitaker, recently in Okinawa, will discharge at Fort Custer after a San Francisco arrival. Cpl Lloyd E Brewer left Germany for home, a birthday gift to his mother, after service since May 1951. Cpl Robert H McNutt returned home after 14 months in Korea and plans aviation mechanics training. Pvt Joseph R Veda, of 112 McKinley Street, stationed at Camp Gordon, Ga, will begin 16 weeks of MP basic training. a Hamilton Catholic High School graduate and University of Dayton alum, he previously worked for Armco before enlisting March 12.
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George Martin Rodefer, Jr
George M. Rodefer
Sherman Ave
William Lee Johnson
Ottis Spencer Johnson
Bellomonte St
Marine Corps
San Diego
Cpl
Robert E. Whitaker
Douglas Whitaker
East St
San Francisco
Corporal Whitaker
Okinawa
Fort Custer
Mich
Lloyd E. Brewer
Garret Brewer
Minnesota St
Lofstall
Germany
Corporal Brewer
Robert H. McNutt
Roy Cummins
Sheffield St
Korea
Aviation Mechanics School
Joseph R. Veda
Peter Veda
McKinley St
Camp Gordon
Military Police Corps
Hamilton Catholic High School
University of Dayton
Armco
Companion Of Slain Youth Is Sentenced
Juvenile Judge Harry F. Walsh ordered Carl Muncie fourteen to be committed to the Boys Industrial School for revoking probation granted a month earlier. Muncie and Thomas R. Smith fourteen were in a stolen truck when Smith was shot and killed Saturday night in Richmond Ind as they fled from police after a break in at a bakery. The truck had been reported stolen Friday from Hamilton. Walsh noted Muncie had probation previously granted on another vehicle theft charge.
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Hamilton
Harry F. Walsh
Carl Muncie
Thomas R. Smith
Richmond
Ind
William C. Morris
Walsh
Muncie
Smitch
Kentuckian Killed in Car Crash Near Portsmouth
Don Meeks 24 of Catlettsburg Kentucky died in a Tuesday crash when his car left U S 23 near Portsmouth and struck a utility pole.
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Portsmouth, D
Don Meeks
Catlettsburg
U. S. 23
Portsmouth
Divorce notice in Butler County Ohio case No 69433
Gladys Clay Page filed for divorce from Niel Page in the Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case No 69433 on gross neglect of duty. Niel Page must answer by May 2, 1953 or petition will be granted. Clerk J T Kiep Deputy Norman G Grevey Casper and Casper, Attorneys. March 18 25 April 18 15 22
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Niel Page
Lawrence Page
Pauline
Muncie
Indiana
Gladys Clay Page
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
A. D
J . T. Kiep
Norman G Grevey
Casper and
Casper
Dover Plans New Water Well Drilling
Dover City Council voted to drill a new water well to boost supply rather than restrict lawn sprinkling as done last summer. The decision aims to secure more reliable water access for residents and businesses.
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Dover
Permits Denied for Miller Cigar Store in Hamilton
The State Liquor Board refused to renew the beer and wine permits for Donald G. Miller who runs a cigar store at 1022 Grand Blvd. The board found Miller not the owner or operator of the required business and noted the business has not operated since February 7.
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Hamilton
State Liquor Board
Donald G. Miller
Grand Blvd
Miller
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Herb Altschulus
Franklin Dunham
Radio-Television Division
U. S. Office of Education
Robert R. Cullen
National Citizens Committee For Educational Television
Citizens Committee
Frieda Hennock
Federal Communications Commission
Air Force
Col. Royal Baker
Edward J. Brej
CBS
Pepr Arnell
Bill Cullen
Vincent Impellitteri
Robert Q. Lewis
Radio Tonight
Top Legion
DeWeese
Everybody's Farm
Penny's Pantry
Queen
Bill Thall
Bill Thal
Widder Brown
1450 Club
WMOH
Jim Willams
Wmoh— Farm Hour
Lebanon
Kash Amburgy
WPFB
Daly Tenn-Co
Pn Television
Wsai
Mystery Theater
Crossfire
News
Babe Baker
WERE
Sports Eye
WLW
Bill Tello
Lorenzo Jones
Lombardo
Garret
McCarth
Wild Bill Hickok
Baker
Cisco Kid
Beulah
Bob Odson
Beatty Lone the
FBI, Peace & War
Troutenenetciaetel News
Music Hall News
Riding High News
Edith Hanson
Pepper Young
Rev. Ivie News— Black
Charles Black
Charles B. Ck
Webb Jack Remington
Breakfrast
True Story
Gardiner & Berch
News & Music
Matlock
Tom McCarthy
Oo News
Barbara Stan Matlock
McCarthy
Helen Trent
Road of Life
Dr. Malone
Mrs. Burton
Nora Drake
Hilltop
Stan Matlock
Jimmy Williams
Newsreel
News & Unity Sch
Dawn Patrol
Buckley
Waite Hoyt
Calvin
News—Buckley
Jim Harpring
Smokey Ward
Hart
Sauer's
News—Hart Radio Revival
Hi School
Record Shop
Variety Time
Miami U
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Farley
Norris Music House
Williamson
Ab A Gyma Sd
N. Broad ST
Fenton Dry Cleaning
Armstrong
Congo
Congowall
Quaker Wall
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