Fess Parker Praises Foreign Dolls On European Tour
Hollywood star Fess Parker says he was favorably impressed with European women during his tour. He notes English women are friendly and that American girls are well groomed, adding he plans to return to Europe soon and may work on another film this summer. Parker compares European reception to the Davy Crockett craze in the United States and reports Crockett trading posts in department stores abroad.
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Ike To Visit Ohio for Campaign Events
Republican State Chairman Ray C. Bliss said President Eisenhower is expected to visit Ohio during the fall campaign. Bliss noted the trip would likely be part of nationwide TV broadcasts for the November election and that Cabinet members and party leaders would join to spur the GOP effort. Bliss travels to Washington for a Wednesday meeting with Ohio nominees for Congress from the May primary.
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Washington
NBC to televise Jack and the Beanstalk spectacular
NBC announces a two hour Jack and the Beanstalk spectacular after Mary Martin with scripting planned. Readers urged to have their TV sets serviced if misbehaving, by MAR'S RADIO TELEVISION APPLIANCES at 1426 Central Ave Middletown Ohio for dependable service.
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Contests Split $64,000 Challenge Victory Among Kids
The Sunday ending of the big money quiz show left viewers debating whether two young contestants Gloria Locker man and Andy Douglass should share the prize. Producers announced the top prize would be split, with both crowned champions, amid mixed audience reaction and questions about youth participation.
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Broadcast Highlights on Radio and TV Tonight
Radio tonight lists six programs across WMOH WHIO WLW and other stations including baseball games Cincinnati Redlegs versus Philadelphia Phillies and a mix of dramas comedies talk shows and film previews. Tomorrow features another Redlegs game while TV features You're Only Young Once The Millionaire and The Boarding House plus Father Knows Best and Pride of the Navy.
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Let Junior Try His Hand Garden For Child Gives Purpose To Playing
Edna King Mandeville describes how a child garden teaches planning patience and care. It guides young gardeners through layout borders background plants and spacing with practical steps from preparing soil to transplanting and continuous watering.
Garden tips on trees lawns houseplants and soils
Practical guidance on detecting borers in dogwood lilac and birch via sawdust near trunks and bark damage. mowing height to deter crab grass, feeding houseplants with soluble fertilizer, plant morning glories now, quick seed germination by soaking or nicking seeds, and using ashes to loosen heavy clay after weathering hard coal ashes.
Lilac Time Festival Grows in Rochester Highland Park blooms draw crowds
Rochester celebrates Lilac Time Festival each June spanning June 1 to 7. Highland Park hosts 1500 bushes of 500 varieties across fifteen acres attracting visitors from 42 states and 17 foreign countries. The event traces to 1879 with John Dunbar and William C Barry’s donation.
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Hopkins Says Slaying Tale Repudiated
Cincinnati attorney William F. Hopkins said Robert Lyons repudiated the claim he killed Audrey Evers Pugh, 34, stabbed at her home on April 11. Lyons, a waterworks meter reader, had admitted the slaying in a signed statement but now says the killer remains at large.
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Robert Lyons
Audrey Evers Pugh
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Athlete Killed In Auto Accident At Columbus Academy
Myron E Maullar Jr aged 18 a senior and athletic star at Columbus Academy was killed when his sports car crossed a divider strip on a Columbus expressway and collided head on with another car. He was co captain elect of the football team top pitcher and a member of the varsity basketball squad.
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Myron E. Maullar Jr
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