Late Night TV Schedules and Ford 50th Show Preview
Journal editor notes Dixie Heights residents picking up Louisville and Nashville channels on 3 and 4 and criticizes late night old movie blocks for viewers. Mentions Dott ie Macks Pantomime Hit Parade on WCPO and plans for Ford 50th Anniversary show with Ethel Merman Sinatra and more produced by Leland Hayward and Jerome Robbins. WCPO will air the Ford program at eight.
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WCPO
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Ethel Merman
Mary Martin
Marian Anderson
Wally Cos
Rudy Valee
Frank Sinatra
Oscar Hammerstein II
Burr Tillstron
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Fran and
Ollie
Amos ‘N Andy
Ed Murrow
Lowell Thomas
Eddie Fisher
Leland Hayward
Broadway
Jerome Robbins
Bernard Green
Lucy
Red Buttons
Robert Montgomery
TV and radio highlights tonight on multiple stations
Tonight at 8 p m WHTIO and WKRC present The Crime of Bathsheba Spooner as the summer replacement for Suspense Crime Classics. At 9 p m WHIO and WKRC air The Lady and the Tumblers with Fred MacMurray. boxing match Eddie Compo vs Armand Savoie at 9 WGPO. Penny Arcade offers No Escape with Dean Jagger and John Carradine.
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Band of America
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Ethel Merman
Eddie Fisher
Wally Cox
Frank Sinatra
WGPO
Eddie Compo
Armand Savoie
Penny Arcade
Dean Jagger
John Carradine
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Lorenzo Jones
Wild Bill Hickok
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Morgan Beatty
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Orcherec
Kash Amburgy
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Tae James
Bob Hawk
Music Hall
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Collingwood Music Hall
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Morgan
Webb
Mission Mite
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Sal
KRC
Lester
Ivie
Smokey Ward
Charles Black
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Savery
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Ee Rer
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Unity
Central Store
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Revenue Men Prepare Education Drive for Taxpayers
Washington reports a new Internal Revenue Bureau program to educate taxpayers. Deputy Commissioner O Gordon Ik says the aim is long term compliance, not maximum immediate revenue, and that notes and letters will guide taxpayers toward correct filings to prevent future slips.
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Washington
Sam
Internal Revenue Bureau
O. Gordonik
Senators Seek Ban on Damaged Canadian Wheat Imports
Investigating senators urged government action to stop importing large amounts of Canadian wheat reported as unfit for human consumption. A Senate Agriculture Committee report says over 60 million bushels were milled for human use in the last three years despite damaged quality.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Portland man surrenders after UN visit in double murder
Douglas P. Adams, 37, faced murder charges in a Maine case. He said he killed his wife Charlotte, 38, and daughter Carolyn, 12, in their apartment after failing to provide. Adams told police he surrendered after pondering the killings during a U N Building tour in New York. He called County Atty Frederic S. Sturgis to arrange arrest.
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Portland
Douglas P. Adams
United Nations
New York
Frederic S. Sturgis
Adams
Doug Adams
Sturgis
Two Scouts Lost On Trip In Arizona
Two Des Moines Explorer Scouts Bud McIntire aged 15 and Phil Crowley aged 16 are missing in Nakai Canyon on the Navajo reservation near the Arizona Utah border. Rescue efforts use talkie radios Indian trackers and Civil Air Patrol planes despite high winds grounding aircraft. The scouts traveled with 35 companions from Des Moines June 4 for a two week canyon expedition. The main group heads home as searchers continue.
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Ariz
Des Moines
Nakai Canyon
Arizona-Utah
Indian Service
Bud McIntire
Phil Crowley
Civil Air Patrol
Godfrey Plans Early Hospital Exit in July
Arthur Godfrey hopes to leave Mass General Hospital in July and return to TV and radio work later in August. He underwent hip surgery on May 15 for injuries from a 22 year old car crash and his planned left hip operation remains postponed indefinitely.
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Boston
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bell tolls for American hero in Bisaccia Italy ceremony
In Bisaccia Italy a church bell rings in memory of Maj Raymond Paul Salzarulo who died at Midway June 7 1942. His father Louis Salzarulo a Richmond Indiana native unveiled the bell with Italian and American officials. The recast bell honors Raymond and helps his widow and 11 year old son hear the tribute by tape.
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Italy
Richmond
Ind
Maj
Raymond Paul Salzarulo
United States of America
Battle of Midway
Louis
Maria
Louis Salzarulo
Naples
Salzarulo
Raymond
Midway
Mexico Faces Tourist Decline Threatening Trade Balance
Mexico reels from a drop in tourist arrivals and spending. Officials cite coronation distractions, higher costs, fuel shortages, and highway robberies as factors. Claims of a $60 million foreign-trade deficit loom as tourism, once a postwar boom, slows. Local gangs bolstering fears amid renewed U.S. travel concerns.
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Mexico
Britain
Mexico City
U. S
Heated Restaurant Shooting Ends With Manager's Death
In Cincinnati a 39 year old dishwasher is detained after a shooting at the Tennessee Restaurant on W Fifth St. Police say waiter Marcellus Thomas hurled a water glass and an ice pick at suspect Early Bush who fired four times. Pete Sarantos, 78, the manager, died after attempting to intervene. another employee was critically wounded.
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Cincinnati
Bush
Tennessee
W. Fifth St
Marcellus Thomas
Pete Sarantos
Youth Arrested on Brevard Warrants in Jailbreak Case
A 19 year old male was arrested here yesterday on warrants from Brevard North Carolina charging breaking jail and assault and battery with intent to kill. William Howard Mullenaz of Brevard was taken into custody in a second floor apartment on South Second Street.
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Hamilton —Spenalh
Brevard
N. C
William Howard Mullenaz
South Second Street
A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN Coin machine franchise offered
Reliable men or women are sought to operate a chain of coin merchandising machines. We secure locations and set you up. No selling, no long build up. Earn profit from day one. Cash investment of 642.00 secured by equipment. Qualify and write Box 32 with age experience address and phone.
New Graduate Harriet Sart Charged With Murder
Colby College coed Harriet Sart, 21, faces a murder charge after a decomposed baby was found in a trunk bearing her name. County Attorney Joseph Campbell said her arraignment would occur in Municipal Court as details hinge on an autopsy. Sart reportedly said she gave birth unaided in her dormitory room and hid the infant in the trunk.
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Waterville
Colby College
Fleeing Motorist Wrecks Auto on Hamilton Road
A motorist fleeing a pursuing officer wrecked his car on Middletown Pike near Flenner's Corner in Hamilton. The driver fled before a motorcycle patrolman arrived after observing reckless operation.
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Hamilton
Middletown Pike
Flenner’s Corner
Tragic Baby death linked to shoelace strangling claim
Campbell described a case where a janitor found a baby girl dead in a basement after tracing a foul odor. The girl reportedly missed one day of school the day of birth and weighed seven pounds at birth, with the circumstances described as a serious incident.
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Campbell
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