Civic Auditorium Remodels for Junior Achievers
The Civic Association is remodeling the Civic Auditorium to add four JA workrooms as an economy move and supervision measure. A $2,366.54 appropriation funds new panels, fuse boxes, leader lines, lockers, and partitions to consolidate JA activities in one building and resume this fall.
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Civic Association
Civic Association Executive Committee
Tom Venable
M.G. McCall
Zionists Oppose Giving Arabs Aid
The Zionist Organization of America President Rabbi Irving Miller said at the 56th annual convention that the group opposes U S military aid to Arab states until they agree to peace with Israel. He declared an unalterable opposition to arming any Arab country that refuses peace and threatens renewed warfare.
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New York
Zionist Organization of America
U. S
Israel
ZOA
Irving Miller
Martin Kane returns to TV with new star Mark Stevens
The program shifts to more mystery and suspense as Mark Stevens debuts as Martin Kane at 9 p.m. on WLW-D and WLW-T. Stevens, born December 13 1922 in Cleveland, brings a varied career from stage to film, with notable roles at 20th Century Fox and later studios.
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Wlw-D
Wlw-T
Mark Stevens
Licity
Private Eye
Walter Kinsella
Hap McMann
Stevens
Cleveland
Ohio
Attebury Players
Steven
California
Warner
20Th Century Fox
Fox
Olivia de Havilland
June Haver
Richard Widmark
William Powell
Betsy
Little Margie
Nbc-Tv
Gale Storm
Charles Farrell
Patti Page
Music Hall
NBC
Margie
CBS
Network
TV and Radio Highlights Tonight Listings
Radio and television guide for tonight lists WLW WHIO WKRC WSAI and other stations. Entries include Junior Achievement discussion from Finland, Dorothy McGuire as elevator operator in On Theater, Time Capsule on Korea, Hawthorne- TBA ghost hunt, and multiple TV films with Niven, Raymond Mathews, Eddie Bracken, Mark Stevens, Barry Jones across WHIO WKRC WLW.
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Bill Garrets
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Dick Baker McCarthy
Our City
Waite Hoyt
Jim Bruce Jr
Webb
Bob Odson
Morgan Beatty
Starr Mantavami
Orch
Inti
Kash Amburgy
Roy Rogers
Millie Close
Heritage Playhouse
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Parade
Ham Hi Pa
Mike Malloy
Tony Martin
Babe Baker
Hilgeford
Hawthorne
Bob Trent
Grant
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Remington
WMOH
Lester Mr
Mallock Smokey Ward
Tom McCarthy
Smokey Ward
Omar
DeWeese
Matlock
Savers
Unity Sch
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Lindon
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Whitperns
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Fern Troutvine
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K. DeWeese
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Smokey
Epver Youne
Lenay -Ee
Art Linkletter
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Lenay
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Smokey Ward Kash Amburgh
Widder Brown
Jena
Lenny
Variety
Radio Tonight
WLW
Jim Bruce
Finland
WHIO
WKRC
Dorothy McGuire
WSAI
Korea
Television Tonight
David Niven
Gene Raymond
Carole Mathews
Eddie Bracken
Wlw-T
Mark Stevens
Martin Kane
Jack Smith
Barry Jones
Family Playhouse
McCormick Estate Valued at 35 Million in Final Accounting
In Cook County Court yesterday the Stan ley R. McCormick estate was set at 35 million dollars. Probate Assistant Judge George L Kandlick approved the final accounting. McCormick died January 19, 1947, in Santa Barbara at age 72. an estate was created in 1909 after he was declared incompetent. his widow Katherine Dexter McCormick inherited the estate per a 1904 will.
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Chicago
Stanley R. McCormick
Cyrus McCormick
Cook County
George L Kandlick
McCormick
Santa Barbara
Calif
Katherine Dexter McCormick
Policeman Drives Golf-Ball Bargain in Vermont
In Ludlow Vermont Police Chief Robert Kathan and Justice of the Peace Anthony C Marro paid a speeding fine for Edwin B Hamilton of San Gabriel California after he failed to appear in court. They received 18 golf balls as surety and plan to sell them at one dollar each with the extra proceeds to GO to the golfer.
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Ludlow
Robert Kathan
Kathan
Edwin B. Hamilton
San Gabriel
Calif
Justice of the Peace
Anthony C. Marro
Arrow by a 12 year old strikes bass in Williamsville field
Twelve year old Carl H. Ernst Jr. shot an arrow at a cardboard box in a Williamsville field yesterday. The arrow broke a weed and speared a small rock bass.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Carl H. Ernst Jr
Williamsville
Prison camp horror: 1700 died in Korea POW camp
Army Sergeant Ellis C. Jackson recounts to the Birmingham Post-Herald that 1700 of 3700 prisoners from 1950 in Prison Camp 5 North Korea died or were killed. He describes starvation, torture, and lack of medical care during 32 months as a prisoner. Jackson adds details of a brutal march and execution-style shootings.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ellis C. Jackson
North Korea
Mary Jackson
Birmingham Post-Herald
Jackson
Humane Society hunts road hog dog on busy highway
In Reading Pennsylvania officials patrolled Pottsville Pike for five hours chasing a brown and black sheep dog known for strolling center highway traffic. Horns sounded as vehicles veered aside while attempts to lure the animal failed before Humane Society responders arrived. the dog remains missing.
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Reading
P—Humane Socity
Pottsville Pike
The
Humane Society
Thief Steals $8080 From Woman In Van Nuys
Mrs Frances N Hanson said a young man approached as she watered the lawn and grabbed a money bag with 8080, containing 6000 drawn from a bank for real estate and the remainder from Del Mar winnings.
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van Nuys
Calif
Frances N. Hanson
del Mar
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