TV and radio celebrities fundraising for March of Dimes drive
Marie Wilson will auction a secretary-for-a-day service on CBS Radio to aid infantile paralysis relief. Winning bidder will be announced at campaign end and credited to their home quota. Lucille Ball, Fred Waring Show and What’s My Line? lead Radio Television Daily poll results with Ball named woman of the year in television.
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Irma
Marie Wilson
March of Dimes Organization
Doenor
CBS Radio
Hollywood
Wilson
Lucille Ball
Cbs-Tv
Fred Waring
Radio-Television Daily
Dietrich Stars In CBS Radio Espionage Series
Dietrich shifts from ABC Radio Cafe Istambul to CBS for a new weekly radio drama starting Thursday at nine. She plays Leda Saint-Ange, an enigmatic international chanteuse pursued by writer Michael Victor as the narrator guides each self contained espionage romance episode.
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ABC Radio
CBS
Miss Dietrich
Leda Saint-Ange
Michael Victor
Mike Victor
Cooperation Key To Gear Schools and Industry Parley
Oxford officials and business leaders opened a two day conference on Western College campus urging regular open dialogue between schools and the community. Armco chairman Charles R Hook urged developing citizenship and closer ties with industry to strengthen American education. Dr Paul R Mort of Columbia urged citizen school partnerships as essential for high quality schools. He warned progress is slow and must span multiple communities beyond local districts.
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Hook
Oxford
Charles R. Hook
Armco
Hooke
Western College
Miami University
Armco Steel
American Iron and Steel
Europe
America
Paul R. Mort
Teachers College
Columbia University
Mort
Broadcast Highlights for Eight Evening Stations
A rundown of 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. airings across WHIO WLW WKRC and WCPO featuring The Mystery of Ed win Drood on Suspense, Eugene Cone ly solo with Howard Barlow, a 10 round heavyweight fight Bob Baker vs Bill Gilliam, The Trial of Peter Zenger on Studio One, Young Man's Fancy with Anna Lee, The Will Rogers Story on Radio Theater, N J Lawler's Rotary address, Mira Tallchief on Hollywood Screen Test, Video Theater with Veronica Lake and Jeffery Lynn, Opening Night with Paul Douglas, Edmund O'Brien on Robert Montgomery Presents, and boxing on WCPO.
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Bill Big Jan
Swartkie
McCarthy
Lorenzo Jones Lombardo & Garret
Wild Bill Hickok
Knight Jaitley Elton
Bri Britt
Waite Hoyt
Kaltenborn
Frontier Town
Beulah
Ramsdell
Lux Radio Theater Ham
Bob Hawk
Grant Carl Smith
Music Hall
A. Morgan
Webb
Mission Midnite
Jack Remington
Matlock
Charles Black
Tom McCarthy
DeWeese
Sohio
Edithanson
Bob Ray
Penny's Pantry
Dick Noel
Bill Thau
News
Bryant
Pepper Youngee
Bob Baker
Bill Gilliam
WHIO
WKRC
Eddie Albert
Studio One
Peter Zenger
Wlw-T
Anna Lee
Family Playhouse
WCPO
Mira Tallchief
Hollywood
Veronica Lake
Jeffery Lynn
Paul Douglas
Robert Montgomery
Edmund O'Brien
IBC Seeks New Boss After Hoover Rejection
The International Boxing Club searches for a chairman after J Edgar Hoover declines a $1 million offer and a 10 year contract at $100000 annually. IBC President James B Norris proposed Hoover for the top post but was turned down.
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New York
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
IBC
James B. Norris
Wyatt to Sign One Pact Break Another
Wyatt Bowden Wyatt, known for a Tennessee single wing, is to sign as head football coach at the University of Arkansas in Little Rock. He will meet trustees, then return to Wyoming to attempt to end a nine year contract with that school.
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Little Rock
Ark
Bowden Wyatt
Tennessee
Wyoming
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Pole Vault Rivalry Highlighted By Don Laz's 15 3
Today a year ago Don Laz of Illinois vaulted 15 feet 3 inches to defeat Bob Richards in his 50th straight meet. The brief sports item notes historical milestones and notable signings from the era.
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Associated Press Today
Don Laz
Illinois
Bob Richards
New York Football Giants
Bill Swiacki
Columbia
Syracuse Ends Spring Rowing and Sports at Cornell Lead
Park New Jersey serves as spring training site after Syracuse University and Cornell abandon rowing and other spring sports for the remainder of the school year per outdated report.
Three Foxes Escape Breaks Ups Fox Drive Entry
Foxes slipped away during a Warren County Bears Club drive near Red Lion as drivers blamed an excited captain. Hunters later bagged one fox in the roundup. the next drive is set for Saturday at 9 a.m. from Ridgeville Church on Route 48 with lunch by Goodwill Industry, proceeds to the church.
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Fox
Ralph
Ham) Johnson
Warren Couny Bears Club
Red Lion
Ridgeville
Goodwill Industry
Hamilton Cafe Owner Cited Before Board
A Hamilton cafe owner identified as Helen Sorg Johnson doing business as the Avalon Inn at 1 Edgewood Ave was cited for Sunday sales before the Ohio Board of Liquor Control. Johnson and 26 others face hearings Wednesday at 9 a.m. in the Board Hearing Room.
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Hamilton
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Helen Sorg Johnson
Avalon Inn
Edgewood Ave
Justice of Peace
Butler County
Board Hearing Room
North Third St
Columbus
Fire Chief To Stay On Job At Oxford
Kent Shoemaker will remain fire chief in Oxford after revealing plans to resign February 1. As acting chief he cited post office duties as clerk, but Postmaster Roger Beal agreed he could keep the title and answer calls off duty. The job remains part time.
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Oxford
Kent Shoemaker
Shoemaker
M. D. Worley
Oxford Postoffice
Roger Bea
Winter Car Maintenance Tip for Contamination
The text advises that infrequent car use leaves engines cold at startup causing extra choking and unburned fuel to contaminate the crankcase with water vapor. It recommends removing contamination more often in winter to prevent buildup.
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Sohio
Obituary notices clutter Hamilton area in personal notices
Multiple death notices from Middletown and Dayton Ohio list the ages and residences of deceased individuals, service details, and funeral arrangements. Families thank hospitals, doctors, and funeral homes, noting service times, locations, and interment plans.
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McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Russell Knepshield
Rinehart
Leroy Rinehart
Howard Sears
John Holmes
Emsployer
OK Trucking Co
McCoy-Lesfer
Goldie Rinehart
George and
Joyce
Delores Smith
Wiskin
Dness
Ira
Wilford
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East End
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Hannah
Kensington
Wilson Funeral Home
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Kendall
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Murray
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Chicago
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