Television Programs Schedule Highlights by Station
TV listings for WLW T WKRC WHIO WCPO and WLW radio style guide show daily blocks. Named hosts Rita Mackett Rita Hackett Rita Mackett and shows like On the Line Circle Theater Original Amateur Hour and Captain Video appear alongside sports and weather segments with times spanning morning to late night.
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Wlw-T
Channel 4
the Dean
Rita Hackett
Bill Thall
TV Ranger
Ransom Sherman
John Contey
News Caravan
Circle Theater
555 News
Captain Video
Braumeister Sports
Lone Ranger
Wkrc-Tv
United Nations Sooty
Comnell
Woman's Exchange
Circle
Lucky Pup
Hollenbeck
Three's Company
New York
Wilw—T
Ernie Lee
Ruthvons
Rita Mackett
Wendy Barrie
Faye Emerson
Ohio
Doug. Edwards
Garry Moore
WCPO
Bill Dawes
Paul Dixon
Six-Gun Theater
Six-Gun Playhouse
Braumeister Sports Picture
Paramount Wrestling
Wayne Griffin
WSAI
Yukon
Fulton Lewis
Elmer Davis
Frank Edwards
Lional Barrymore
Night Watch
Jean Shepherd
Jean Shepherd Ord Platter
Jones Farm
Marin Richards Farm
Barrel Head Gang
Chamberlain
Richards
Malcolm Richards
Eddy Arnold
Lonesome Pine Boys
Paul Hodges
Kaffee
Klatsch
Iune
Linda
Dr. Geo
Crane
New Call & Collect
Betty Crocker
Arthur Godfrey
Jon Arthur
Lebanon
Jack Berch
Franklin
Lucheon Club
Mark Maisie
Helen Trent
Ma Perkins
Cedric Foster
Lenny
Arthur
Mrs Burton
Chuck
Nora Drake
Nona
Pepper Young
Hannibal Cobb
Bob Poels
Art Godfrey
Lorenzo Jones
Casey
Matinee Melodies
Man Injured In Crash and Mishaps Across Middletown
Corbett Dickerson, 39, of Middletown Trailer Court, suffered possible broken ribs and bruises when his car hit a tree at 605 South Main Street after falling asleep. He was admitted to Middletown Hospital. Incident followed by a series of minor accidents: William Towle’s car collided with Tom Hayes’s on Central Ave and Broad St, totaling $75 damage. Arch McCarty’s car was hit and pushed into a parked vehicle on Central Ave by William Roell. Chester Byrd’s parked car was struck on Philadelphia Ave with a hit-and-run driver. Isaiah Trammel’s car collided with a parked car on Crawford St and Woodlawn Ave. Mrs. Charlotte Johnson’s car hit a street excavation but likely not damaged. Marion James and Charles Herold collided while turning on Curtis St near Fairmount Ave, damaging both Herald and James cars.
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Corbett Dickerson
Middletown Trailer Court
South Main St
Dickerson
Middletown Hospital
Central Ave
Broad St
William H. Towle
Boone, Ia
Tom Hayes
Aberdeen Dr
Arch T. McCarty
1600
William E. Roell
Trenton
McCarty
Charles Arnold
Erie Ave
Isiah Trammel
Garfield St
Woodlawn Ave
Crawford St
Winford D. Phipps
Marion James
West Middletown
Curtis St
Fairmount Ave
Charles Herold
Herald
James
City Studies Modernization of Water Works Record System
Representatives of NCR and Burroughs meet Middletown officials to discuss modernizing the water works record keeping. Fred Schatzmann and Harry Newlin outline needed changes and costs while surveys from multiple firms are planned to improve current hand driven systems for long term savings.
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National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Middletown
Water Works
NCR
Fred J. Schatzmann
Law
Harry E. Newlin
Burroughs Company
Schatzmann
Hamilton Mother Dies in Dixie Highway Crash
A Hamilton mother, Frankie Mae Peck, 46, died at Mercy Hospital after a two-car collision on Dixie Highway during heavy rain. Her nine year old son Mike Mitchell Peck was trapped and injured. Adrian J. Swain and his three year old son were also hurt. The crash increased Butler County traffic deaths for 1950 to 30.
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Hamilton
Dixie Highway
Frankie Mae Peck
Mercy
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Mike Mitchell Peck
Peck
Adrian J. Swain
South Eighth St
Swain
James
Boone
Funeral notices for Byrd Charlies E. and others in Middletown area
Obituaries list multiple local residents with ages and burial plans. Henry C Byrd 68 of 815 Auburn St died at Miami Valley Hospital. Charlies E Disney 23 of 32 N 10th St Richmond IN dead on arrival Middletown Hospital. Melinda Elizabeth Downing 87 died at home 1709 Manchester Ave with burial in Denniston KY. Mary Caroline Lina Gillespie 84 of 4114 Warren Rd. services at Calvary Methodist Church. interment Woodside Cemetery. John Miholski 56 of Pierson Rd Trenton OH. funeral at McCoy Leffler. Orville Seeber 28 of 213 N 10th St Richmond IN dead on arrival Middletown Hospital. Jane Snyder 88 of Middletown OH. services at McCoy-Leffler. interment Germantown OH. Samuel Jessie Stall 83 of 116 W Church St Oxford OH. interment Oak Hill Glendale. Eagles Lodge services. Burial plans and funeral homes named include Schramm, McCoy-Leffler, Jos R Baker & Sons, Riggs Funeral Home.
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Byrd
Henry C
Auburn St
Mary Kelly Byrd
Miami Valley Hospital
Disney
Charlies E
N. 10Th St
Richmond
Indy
Middletown Hospital
Clinton
Tennessee
McCoyer
Gillespie
Mary Caroline
Lina
Wareren ‘'Rd
McCoy Leffler
Calvary Methodist Church
Fletcher Shoup
Woodside Cemetery
Miholski
John
Cora
Pierson Rd
Trenton
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
cCoy-Leffler
R. C. Caudill
Miltonville
Ohio
McCoy-Leffler
Seeber
Orville
Indiana
Samuel Jessie
Church St
Oxford
Riggs
M. E. Clay
Oak Hill Cemetery
Glendale
Eagles Lodge
Riggs Funeral Home
One Week Milk Strike Truce Reached in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a one week truce was agreed to for a threatened milk strike by about 1,800 dairy workers over wage increases and wage hour changes. Local 98 AFL Teamsters Milk Wagon Drivers Chauffeurs and Dairy Employees back the union stance against 60 dairy company managements. A mass meeting saw 800 dairy drivers accept a new contract while 400 plant workers rejected it, prompting another week of talks.
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Cincinnati
Greater Cincinnati
AFL
Center Lining Underway For Nine Highways
Julian S. Paxton chief engineer announces center lining on state routes 4 25 42 35 127 40 69 22 and 123. Marking will continue two weeks and motorists are urged not to cross wet center lines for safety of travelers.
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Julian S. Paxton
Division 8
Highway Department
Paxton
Ebright Calls for Unity in Korea Crisis
Republican gubernatorial candidate Don H. Ebright urged national unity behind the President in the Korean crisis during a Columbus 19th ward appearance. He criticized Gov. Laushe for straddling tactics and indecision and outlined a county fair campaign itinerary through Greene Circleville Bucyrus and Portsmouth this week.
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Columbus
United States
Don H. Ebright
Frank J. Lausche
Ebright
Greene County
Hoarders get sugar with gas at Chicago station
CHICAGO AP Milton Lambert, owner of a south side service station, urges motorists to buy eight gallons of gasoline next week and receive a free pound of sugar. He says there is plenty of sugar and hoarding it is silly.
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Chicago
South Side
Milton Lambert
Mitchell Engineering and Adylite Corp Merge
Springfield based Mitchell Engineering Company announces merger with Detroit Adylite Corporation. Mitchell, a division of Frederick B. Stearns, Inc., manufactures automatic plating and polishing equipment and has operated in Springfield for 28 years.
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Springfield
Mitchell Engineering Company
Adylite Corporation
Detroit
Mitchell
Frederick B. Stearns, Inc
Retreat War News from Korea Press Reports Mixed
Retreat-weary air strikes ease around Kochang as Col. Stephens praises South Korean flank defense. Americans capture prisoners from Red patrols while outlining counterfire near Hyopchon. An accidental machine gun fire on police trucks leaves 20 dead, 20 to 30 wounded. A Colorado river note closes the report.
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Kochang
Stephens
Red
Hyopchon
Police Briefs Highlight Drunk Driving and Local Incidents
Ollie Baker, 54, of 921 Garden St., charged with physical control of a motor vehicle while intoxicated after arrest at Garfield St. and Hudson Ave. A 3-year-old Donald Trimble suffered an eye injury from a rock thrown by a 7-year-old. treated at Middletown Hospital. A 13-year-old faced juvenile authorities after shoplifting from W T Grant Store on Central Ave. billfold valued at $1.98. Three youths were found on Smith pond using an emergency police boat. oar locks and oars missing.
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Ollie Baker
Garden St
Garfield St
Hudson Ave
Donald Trimble
Ralph Trimble
Hill Ave
Donald
Middletown Hospital
W . T. Grant
Central Ave
Smith Pond
Prowler calls sweep three streets last night
Police logged three prowler reports from Young Street Taylor Avenue and Baltimore Street with no injuries or arrests noted.
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Young St
Taylor Ave
Baltimore St
Farm Barn Fire Destroys Troxell Property Near Springfield
William Troxell’s barn on his Springfield area farm burned yesterday. Damage is estimated at 5000 dollars. Nine calves, 2000 bales of hay and equipment were destroyed. Troxell woke to a fire after unsuccessfully trying to reach someone on the telephone. cause remains undetermined.
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Springfield
William Troxell
Troxell
Erie crossing crash kills 81-year-old Osborn
An 81 year-old shoe salesman Addis Osborn of Burghill was killed when an Erie Railroad passenger express struck his car and trailer at a crossing east of Warren on Route 7 yesterday.
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Warren
Erie Railroad
Here
Addis Osborn
Burghill
Stock Market Opens with Modest Gains Across Sectors
A morning ripple of demand spread through the stock market with gains mostly around a dollar a share or less. Steel, railway, auto and chemical stocks were well represented in the plus column as investors waited for Washington war legislation to take shape. Higher prices were paid for U S Steel Bethlehem Steel General Motors Santa Fe N Y Central Southern Railway Chesapeake and Ohio Southern Pacific Amerada Petroleum Allied Chemical Dow Chemical Union Carbide Firestone Tire Douglas Aircraft Zenith American Telephone Westinghouse Electric Johns-Manville.
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New York
Washington
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Southern Railway
Chesapeake and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Amerada Petroleum
Allied Chemical
Dow Chemical
Union Carbide
Firestone Tire
Douglas Aircraft
Zenith
American Telephone
Westinghouse Electric
Johns-Manville
Dog License Rush After City Survey
A city survey on unlicensed dogs triggered a Saturday rush at the Deputy County Treasurer’s office. Eighty five anxious owners flooded the second floor, depleting licenses and prompting Hamilton shipments and an extra worker to handle forms. Dr. L C Neer said the Butler County Commissioners authorized a house to house canvass by the dog warden to license or seize unlicensed animals.
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Deputy County Treasurer's
Rover
Carl Wedekind
Hamilton
Ofce
L. C. Neer
Butler County
Cooler relief seen as warm spell eases this week
Weather update notes cooler air arriving tonight and Wednesday with clouds slighty lowering temps. Yesterday's temperatures ranged from 70 degrees at 5 a.m. to 85 degrees at 12:30 p.m., while today opened at 73 degrees at 6 a.m. and rose to 80 degrees by 10 a.m.
Allied air and naval actions steady on Korean front
In Korea, airmen intensified strikes on Communist infantry and transport while ground units received crucial support. Allied bombers targeted bridges, box cars, and decoys as UN naval forces patrolled coasts off the Yellow Sea and east coast. A Washington report says naval gunfire eliminated two of three battalions, and Lt. Duane Beteman spotted camouflaged dummy tanks near Kumchon.
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United Nations
Yellow Sea
Duane Beteman
Seattle
Kumchon
Obituary notices and funeral details from The Journal
The Journal reports obituaries and funeral notices for several individuals. FmMown Charles D. aged 74 of London Kentucky died at Middletown Hospital with services in London. James Bush 10 son of Charles Bush, formerly of Middletown, died at Mercy Hospital with private services and plans for Idaho burial. Jos R Baker & Sons and Maxberry Funeral Homes listed for arrangements.
Cincinnati live stock prices and market tone report
U S Department of Agriculture summary from Cincinnati markets shows hogs 3 500 salable, demand narrow for heavy weights, 160 180 pounds at 23.00 23.50, sows mostly steady 18 19.50, cattle and calves trading slow to about steady, best light yearlings and top cows firm, baby beeves 29 33, vealers 30 33, sheep 500 head, lambs scarce 28 28 50, mixed lots 23 27 50, ewes 3 10, feeding lambs 17 22. Prices vary by weight and class. CHICAGO grain table follows with wheat quotes.
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Dayton
Iberenee
Cincinnati Livestock Cincinnati
U. S
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Ot Radio Lai
Chester Byrd
State St
Phil
Adelphia Ave
Charlotte Johnson
Kenwood D
Grand Ave
South Korea
NEA
Acme
Fd Hoffman
Unity
Colorado
Arkansas and Platte
Colorado and
Rio Grande
Tytus
Stock Exchange
Greene & Brock
Allied Stores
Admiral Corp
Amer
San
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Amer. Tel
Baltimore
Bendix Aviation
Bethlem Steel Set
Boeing Airplane
Briggs Mfg
Canadian Pacific
Chrysler
Columbia Gas and Electric
Commonwealth Edison
Cons Edison
Container Corp
Continental Baking Co
Crucible Steel
Curtis Right
Curtis Wright (A
Deer Co
Teres
DuPont & Co
Electric Auto
Firestone Tire & Rubbe
General Electric
Great Northern
Greyhound
Goodrich
Goodyear
Hiram Walker
Hudson Motors
Reeves
Inspiration Copper
Int
Tel
Ett
Kennecott Copper
Pan Amer Airways
Paramount Te
Tee Ar
Republic Steel
Schenley
Servel Inc
Sinclair
Southern Rails
N. J. Studebaker
Texas Corp
United Aircraft
United Airlines
U S. Steel
White Motors
W. Woolworth
Youngstown
Dayton Livestock
Journal
Dial
Armco Park
Loudsville Lake
Tarzan
Ica Ferguson
Harding-Jones
Dixie Cruise
16Th Ave
Sunset Park
LeSourdsville Lake
Clinton St
Charles D
Annie
London
Kentucky
Henry R. Dych
Maxberry Funeral Home
Wilson Funeral Home
Robert Konthier
Seventh Ave
Converse Monument Co
Manchester Rd
Starr Floral Co
S. Main St
Boulevard Floral Gardens
Woodside Ave
Streifthau
S. Lakeview
Main St
Los Angeles
Bob Rogers
Lake Davejo
LeSourdsville
F. Foyster Helton
S. Clinton St
Malvern
Rothman Furniture Repair Shop
Moore St
Veastian Blind
Cotty Dial
Suprema Bug Cleaning Co
Andre Bros. Glass
T. Cy
Chicago Grain Table
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