Du Mont Says Long TV Probe Halts Growth and Jobs
Clifton New Jersey AP. Dr Alien B Du Mont says a prolonged FCC probe into color television threatens thousands of jobs and risks monopoly by freezing permits. He notes 351 applicants await new stations while the industry stagnates and warns of a delayed transition to color TV and broader licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Mont
Clifton
N. J
Alien B. du Mont
Federal Communications Commission
New Jersey
Washington
Allen B. du Mont Laboratories
Pasaic
East Paterson
Feathered Creature Puzzle Clue List
A crossword style clue set listing across and down entries with numeric hints. It includes feathered creature, verbs et al, and several thematic terms such as Heron, consume, revise, and various short words. A mix of common nouns and archaic abbreviations appears across both directions.
Puzzle fragments hint at market shift in color television era
The text appears to discuss the evolution of color television, noting industry support despite a limited market. It references military reservation, a preposition, and an odd phrase about a Mexican coin, suggesting OCR fragmentation rather than a coherent news item.
End of a Chapter The Story of Muriel Halleck Trouble in Tolliver
Alice Pine, literary secretary to Mrs Muriel Halleck, grows uneasy about Brent Halleck her artist husband as rumors of abuse surface. Molly Tremayne suggests Brent’s troubled family background while Alice recalls a recent meeting with Chuck Wisner. Muriel reveals a bruise on her arm from a storm related accident, deepening Alice’s suspicions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Pine
Muriel Halleck
Brent
Muriel
Alice
Rick
Chuck Wisner
Molly Tremayne
Tolliver
Molly
City Briefs Evening meetings for church and legion groups
MONDAY meetings listed include Men of the Church of Ascension at 7 30 p m parish hall Co C 914 Tank Battalion at 8 p m Ae ro ne a Reserve Unit Battery B 323 Field Artillery at 8 p m American Legion Middletown Civic Symphony Orchestra rehearses at 7 30 p m high school Executive committee of American Legion at 7 30 p m Legion home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Ascension
323 Field Artillery
American Legion
Middletown
Legion
Tuesday meetings and sessions across local groups
Unity Council No 241 D of A meets 7 30 p m at Nelva Center. North Middletown Fire Association gathers 7 p m at the Fire House. Cancer Clinic at 7 p m at Middletown Hospital. Civilian and Rotary noon meetings at Manchester Hotel. Eagles hold 8 p m at their hall. Library Board monthly at 7 30 p m at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Council
Nelva Center
North Middletown Fire Association
North Middletown Fire House
Civitan and
Rotary Clubs
Manchester Hotel
Middletown Club and Society Meetings List
Middletown Aviation Club meets at 7 30 p m in the classroom at the Middletown Airport Trustees of the Sportsmen’s Club convene at 8 p m at the club house Blythe Williams Post at 8 p m at the Legion Lemon Township Board of Trustees meets at 7 30 p m at the township hall Monthly session of Spanish American War Veterans at 8 p m at the Legion home Camera Club meets at 7 30 p m at the Civic Association Rounders rehearse at 7 15 p m in the Armco Auditorium Holy Trinity PTA meets at 8 p m at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Aviation Club
Middletown Airport
Blythe-Williams
American Legion
Legion
Lemon Township Board of Trustees
Legion Home
Camera Club
Civic Association
Armco
College Seeks Student Volunteers for 1950 Campaign
A department said it wants to enlist as many students as possible to engage actively in the 1950 campaign, with or without pay, giving parties a broad volunteer pool to mobilize.
Five Men and Woman Face Liquor Charge Raids
In Cleveland the state liquor enforcement agents raided two East Side clubs, charging five men and a woman with unlawful sale. John Ferrante and Angelo Ferrante, both of Shaker Heights, faced charges. 65 patrons were present at the Theatrical Pleasure Grill during the raid. Additional arrests included Tony Ricchetti and James Richens with others, all from Cleveland, with unlawful sale charges. Bonds were set at $200, with possible closures sought for the White House Social Club and The Theatrical Pleasure Club. Further raids at Green Lantern near Lake Milton and other actions yielded more seizures and interference charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
East
White House
John Ferrante
Shaker Heights
Angelo
East Side
Frank M. Acton
Tony Ricchetti
James F. Richens
John Taylor
Eleanor Reagan
Acton
White House Club
Green Lantern
Lake Milton
Mahoning County
Stanley Cmich
Political Work Set For Students At Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware Ohio will recruit students for active work in the 1959 political campaigns for both major parties. National and state party officials will address students enrolled in the Political Institute of Practical Politics on February 20 and 21. India Edwards and Guy Gabrielson will speak as Democratic and Republican leaders respectively. Students in the institute receive college credit for their political activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Nationalid
OWU
Political Institute
M . India Edwards
Democratic National Committee
Guy G. Gabrielson
Republican National Committee
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Sweetheart
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Colt
National Distillers Products Comn
N. Y
Europe
Company
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Dustry
Middletown Hospital
Order of Eagles
Sportsmen's Club
Conene
Holy Trinity Pta
Akron
James Sperrs
James Spears
Youngstown
John H. Jones
Marlboro
William B. Stanley
Sebring
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Rutkowski
Bridgeport
Eagles Club
Sanitary
Central Ave
Norwich
U. Clark
The
Norwich Sun
Chenango Memorial Hospital
North
Lewisburg
Urbana
Alk
Ross’ Fabric
Misty Pastel
Wwoolens
Cate
Dan River
Perm
Aquta
Beautiful
Denier
Taffeta
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