Tuning In By Charles Mercer
CBS Radio begins Country Music Show with a field report from Virginia The piece outlines country music roots in self made material from farmers and small merchants and notes high output from artists like Carl Smith and Dale Potter Aimed at explaining why country songs endure and how artists compose their work.
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Pat Boone
Tommy Sands
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Tennessee Ernie
Eddy Arnold
Jimmy Dean
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Blue Ridge
Virginia
Dale Potter
Carl Smith
Radio-TV Highlights Tonight and Tomorrow Schedule
Tonight on 105 WHIO Kim Novak guests Amos n Andy Music Hall at 7 55. Cincinnati vs St Louis baseball on WMOH WKRC WPFB at 7 55. Tomorrow 1 25 WPFB WKRC WMOH Cincinnati St Louis baseball. Dane Clark stars in The Fourth Witness on WLW-D WLW-T at 8 30. The Big Moment clips Bobby Thomson Lew Worsham hosted by Bud Palmer at 8 30 WHIO WKRC. Destiny Premiere with Joseph Cotten Gaby Rodgers at 8 30 on WLW-D WLWT. Leo Durocher on Red Barber s Corner at 9 45 WLWD WLWT. Gypsy Rose Lee Orson Bean Judy Tyler Peter Donald on Panomime Quiz at 10 30 WHIO WKRC.
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WLWT
Bobby Thompson
Lew Worsham
Bud Palmer
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Orson Bean
Judy Tyler
Peter Donald
Firetruck Tipped During Philadelphia Parade Incident
At a Philadelphia parade a 75 foot aerial ladder truck from the Rockledge volunteer fire company overturned while moving at about 20 miles per hour. Two firefighters were lightly injured as a crowd of about three thousand watched others dismantle the truck with blow torches to clear the road.
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Philadelphia
Rockledge Volunteer Fire Company
New York Governor Questions Ohio Man at Colgate Policy Confab
Gov Harriman of New York asked a questioner at Colgate University foreign policy conference Wednesday night. William P. Pecsok of Shaker Heights replied he was from Ohio. Harriman noted Ohio is friendly territory despite political differences as the Buckeye State has a Republican governor.
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Hamilton
N.Y
Harriman
New York
Colgate University
Ohio
William P. Pecsok
Shaker Heights
Buckeye
Big Rains Take Toll Of Wheat
Heavy rains threaten the bread basket with Kansas city, Texas, and Oklahoma losses. Kansas may drop 50 million bushels from last year, raising bread prices. Fields resemble rice paddies, 15 inch totals, with many losses and delayed harvests. Some wheat already sprouts on the stem as farmers cope with drought history and labor shortages.
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Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas Department of Agriculture
Tom Maxwell
Allen County
Iola
Kan
Don James
Wichita Falls
Graham Urges Moral Overhaul For America
Evangelist Billy Graham told 16,000 at Madison Square Garden that the nation faces moral deterioration and must seek a spiritual revival. He compared U S crises to Rome’s last days, urged humility and prayer, and warned against racial tensions if love and minority protection are not pursued.
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Billy Graham
Graham
Madison Square Garden
America
Rome
North Carolina
United States
Cool Breezes End Hot Spell Across Central Regions
A swift northwest wind cooled a hot humid spell in the Midwest and Ohio Valley. Temperatures fell up to 25 degrees with relief spreading toward the lower Great Lakes and northern Texas. Tornadoes were reported in Ohio, Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan and Iowa with Bryan, Ohio sustaining about 500000 dollars in damage.
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Iowa
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Girard and Japanese Bride Marry in Camp Whittington Ceremony
GI William S. Girard and Haru Sueyama wed in a simple Camp Whittington church ceremony. The bride wore a kimono rented for 555 dollars, and the couple drove to a friend’s home for a small reception after a tense backdrop of a pending U.S. Army court martial and possible Japanese trial.
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Candy) Sueyama
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Naka Sakai
Burleson
D-Tex
Washington
Er Girard
U.S
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Gilbert Saylor
New Market
Saylors
Sueyama
Tokyo
Alligator Captured in Lexington Park by Officer
A Lexington officer captured a 12 inch alligator in a city park fountain after a caller reported it was about to eat goldfish. Police and vehicles rushed to the scene along with local youths watching the event. The canal fact is noted separately.
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Lexington
Wilbur Thompson
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