Cincinnati Summer Opera Opens July 2 at the Zoo
The Cincinnati Summer Opera resumes its 29th season at the zoo on July 2 with Sampson and Delilah starring Winifred Heidt and Ramon Vinay. Upcoming full season includes Madam Butterfly with Tomiko Kanezawa and Eugene Conley, Der Rosenkavalier with Stella Roman and others, and Lucia Evangelista among a cast of many stars. Ticket prices reduced to a top of 4.80 to 3.50, with 65 cent cheapest seats, and offices in 20 cities within 150 miles sell tickets.
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Cincinnati
Willsume
Cincinnati Zoo
Jay 2
Sampson
Delilah
Winifred Heidt
Ramon Viney
Madam Butterfly
Tomiko Kanezawa
Eugene Conley
der Rosenkavalier
Stella Roman
Irra Petina
Laura Castellano
Osie Hawkins
Lorenzo Alvary
Lucia Evangelista
Margaret Harshaw
Eva Likova
Gladys Swarthout
Kurt Baum
William Horne
Charles Kullman
Richard, Tucker
George Chapliski
Wilfred Engelman
Lloyd Harris
Virgil Sarazari
Nicola Moscona
Angelo Pilotto
Robert Weed
William Wilderman
Metropolitan
New York
Ans
Elk Creek Socials Report From Trenton to Somerville
Seamon of Trenton visited Mr and Mrs Mark Sheley. Mrs Melva Schul called regarding Mrs Alice Pharas of West Elkton. Orla Null visited Friday with Charles Pallman. Arthur Schul and Donald spent Sunday with George Schul. Sowell small group visited Stamper family in Somerville. Arthur Schul also visited with Sheley, Ray Jackson and Russell.
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Mark Sheley
Ray Jackson
Russell
Cleveland Teachers propose salary scale boost to 5700 max
The Cleveland Teachers Association has proposed a new salary schedule with a $5,700 maximum. Top scales include $5,700 for Master's degree holders, $5,400 for those with 15 hours of graduate credit beyond a Bachelor's, and $5,000 for those with only a Bachelor's. Current pay for these groups ranges from $4,900 to $4,500.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Teachers Association
Board of Education
Red Vitamin B-12 Claims Boost Life and Vitality
Coast to coast ads tout DEXICON B-12 as a miracle for anemia converting weak appetites into robust blood and energy. Thousands of hospital patients reportedly regained activity and purpose after taking B-12, with former failures achieving success through the supplement.
Lustron Faces Federal Probe
The Lustron pre fab House Corporation faces a federal probe by the Department of Justice. The Columbus plant, bought by the RFC for 6 million dollars in a public auction, had loaned 37 million with only 1 million repaid. A five hour conference with Judge Mell G. Underwood and DOJ officials led to the decision to conduct the investigation.
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Columbus
Lustron
U. S
Mell G. Underwood
Justice Department
Ray J. O'Donnel
James B O’brien
Justice Artment
William Delaney
UP Assembly Raps Alcohol
The United Presbyterian General Assembly ended seven days with a dual stance against alcohol. It urged all 215,000 members to pledge total abstinence and condemned television industry ties to liquor promotion. Each church will host a Commitment Day for pledges. The 1951 assembly is set for May 23-29 in Des Moines, Iowa.
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New Concord
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Telvision
Des Moines
Local Social Roundup From Franklin and Surroundings
Franklin area residents share visits and gatherings with family and friends. Myrtle Witt returns from Irvine Kentucky after a three week stay with the Clarences Witt family. Adoptive plans announced for five month old Gary Lee by Mr and Mrs Charles Hartman. Families from Carlisle Franklin and West Carrollton noted visiting and hosting in Franklin. Mrs Charles Hartman hospital visit tied to Miami Valley Hospital patient relative. Multiple weekend visits reflect active social ties among local households and nearby towns.
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Myrtle Witt
Irvine
Clarence Witt
Charles Hartman
Gary Lee
Charles Tuft
Carlisle
Kylie Cook
Franklin
Elbert Owens
Frank Sears
Priscilla Club
A. H. Montgomery
Shirl Stanton
Maurice Wells
Vermont
Fred Hackman
John Zinck
Hartley Banta
Liberty
Miami Valley Hospital
William Glosser
Bellbrook
Carl Brown
Harveysburg
Charlies Hartman
Cecil Logsdon
Stanley Moore
West Carrollton
Joe Zinck
Ray Kinder
Lester Gorsuch
Mae Kinder
Centerville
John Kinder
Jack Barkalow
Harley A
Kicos
Frank Soehte Ee Eens Sener
John Sharts
Franklin Sandes
Television Listings and Schedule Fragment
A long OCR like listing shows multiple channels with time blocks for programs and hosts. Names include Faye Emerson Kukla Ollie Roberta Quinlan Vincent Lopez and several show titles across morning to late night with repeats, news, weather, and special segments.
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Ruth Lyons
Crowley's Alley
Ith Drema
Rita Hackett
Kukla
Ollie Roberta Quin
Faye Emerson
TV Theater
Break the Bank
Pinky Lee
Oem House
Say
Muse
Wea Wunae
Cheanet
Virginia Patterson
Howdy Ag
General Store
Fran
Ollie
Roberta Quinlan
Community Social Roundup From Dayton to Franklin and Beyond
Spr ingboro families and neighbors frequented gatherings in Dayton Lebanon and Middletown with wine dinners and Sunday visits. Races drew crowds to Hilberds River Downs and Cincinnati while campers prepared for Camp Hook. Local residents including Foxes Fryes Lidingtons and Montgomeries hosted relatives and friends across multiple towns in Ohio.
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Hart Glagowsen
Dayton
Glagewaki
Robert Baten
Charles & Y
John Peck
Lebanon
Hilberds
Oxi
Easton
Charles Sweny
River Downs
Norman Fox
Eva Pos
Lloyd Jones
Howard Stiteel
Louie Fry
Earl Fry
Aon
John Es Loy
Miamisburg
Brown
Linda Moore
Charles Mitchell
Centerville
Michael
Phillip Locke
Louis Null
Camp Hook
Ami
Allan Fry
Cunne
Mra A
McMonigie
Middletown
Sarah Fry Ear Franklin
Rollin Lidington
Jane Lidington
Hayes Leach
Od Basten Gare
Sailee A Gruder
Janet Mille
Cincinnati
Charles Harris
Eva Fox
Paul Oldsborough
Harold Keta
Wiley Montgomery
Franklin
Ella Johnson
Honard Leibrock
Anna Treon
Robert Prickett
Robert Ith
New Lebanon
Wilber Belts
Walter Rubel
Curtin Reedy
Germantown
Ralph Re Ida Rachel Belte
Artha Jane Akere
Herschel Hendricks
Norman Frankenstein
Emma Hahn
Jack Pfeister
Loveland
Robert Montwith
Harold.tgomery
Carl Montgomery
Lynn Eaton
Herbert Eaton
Fred Patton
Paul Goldsborough
Washington, D. C
Sunday Visits and Family Gatherings Across Franklin Area
Residents and relatives spent Sundays visiting in Middletown Dayton Lebanon Swinday and Franklin. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Goldsterough Fou and Hogg families, and guests ranged from Dr and Mrs Varl Garster to Mr and Mrs Star.
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Galdlaborough
Eva Fou
Goldsterough
Fow
Mere. Varl Garster
Waynesburg
Mra Fou
Goldeborougha
Mra
JM “A
Marell Hogg
Middletown
Pitney Mortis, Jr
Franklin
Reaven Davie
Ralph Matt
James Cantret
West Cerroliten
Mary Leiguy
Swinday
Arthur Millenberger
Charles Marple
Dayton
Johnson
Charles Johnson
Lebanon
Stanley Surtece
Charlee Hartman
Janes Glosser
Lola Thoms
Joe Finck
John Star
Ncme Vane
Red Cross Cincinnati names new chapter chairman
John H. Dippinger has been appointed chairman of the Cincinnati and Hamilton County chapter of the American Red Cross, replacing the previous leader as the organization continues local relief and service work.
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RED Cross Cincinnati
John H. Dippinger
Cincinnati and Harmitton County
American Red Crom
Anti-Trust Laws To Be Discussed At Cincinnati Seminar
A University of Cincinnati College of Law seminar on federal anti trust law will be led by Herbert A. Sergeon an eminent attorney with a record before the U S Supreme Court He will discuss cases including his victory against the Standard Oil Co of California and his involvement with the Atlantic and Tea Co and other major defendantsin the anti trust field about ten representatives from industry and local law students will attend the course
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Cincinnati
Herbert A. Sergeon
Staten
Cincinnati College of Law
Frank &. Rowley
Law School
Cietonet
Industetea
Eed
Law College Greate
Bergeon
Preme Court
The
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California
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