Television Schedule Fragments From Cincinnati Stations
A dense OCR of weekday evening to late night TV listings for WLW T WLW D WERO TV WCPO WKRC WHLO covering Ernie Lee Ruth Lyons Kukla and Ollie Captain Video News Sports and various shows with times and channel notes showing program fragments and misread entries. The item reads like a busy station timetable with many misprints but preserves the lineup of hosts and shows across channels.
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WLW
Ernie Lee
Ruth Lyons
Bill Nimmo
Rita Hackett
Kenny Roberta
Judy Splinters
Bil Thall
Kukla
Fran
Olle
Star Theater
Fireside Theater
Wlw—D
Channel 3
Virginia Patterson
Teen Canteen
TV Rangers
Channel 5
Ollie
Red Cross
News Star Theater
Life of Riley
Penthouse
Wero
Bill Dawes
Paul Dixon
Coco the Clown
Cartoon Theater
Six Gun Theater
Paramount Wrestling
Wrc—Iv
Channel l
CBS News
Wlw—T
Bul Nimmo
Kenny Roberts
Howdy Doody
Bill Thali
Pauper
WCPO
TVV
Channel 7
WKRC
Johnnie
Ted Steeley
Uncle Bob
Your Red Cross 1 0 Doug Edwards at Home Party
Program listing shows a 4:00 start with Arthur Godfrey followed by Blond Date at 9 30 and Glamour Go Kou at 9 45. The fragment ends with Wrestling but lacks full scheduling details and outcomes.
Night Riders terror in Appalachian hills prompts anti masking law
Night Riders robed bands operated last spring and early summer in coal region hills west of here. The Klan factions denied involvement though victims describe their attackers in official garb. Most victims were white and urged to repent or work. Alabama later passed an anti masking law with up to 1000 fine and a year in jail.
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Here
Invisible Empire
Klan
Lash
Alabama
Stock Market Opens With Narrow Gains and Little Change
New York AP reports a slow opening with small price moves. Major names like General Motors slid to 74 percent while Santa Fe Chrysler Du Pont Lockheed Southern Pacific and Radio Corp fell. Gains were modest for Anaconda Copper Zenith Radi o International Harvester Johns Manville Texas Co Schenley American Airlines Montgomery Ward and U S Steel advancing slightly.
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New York
General Motors
Santa Fe
Chrysler
du Pont
Lockheed
Southern Pacific
Radio Corp
Anaconda Copper
Zenith
Radio International Harvester
Johns-Manville, Texas Co
Schenley
American Airlines
Montgomery Ward J
U. S. Steel
Greehe & Brock
Allied Stores
American Can
Amer. Rad
Armco Steel Corp
Armco Preferred
Amer. Tel
Baltimore and Ohio
Bendix Aviation Oes Daz
Bethlehem Steel
Percy
Dayton
Curtis Wright
Henses
Deere & Co. A
Douglas Aircraft
DuPont & Co
Great Northern
Greyhound
Goodrich al Selig
Goodyear
Hiram Walker
Hudson Motors
Kennecott
Gutter Kroger
P. Lorillard
Marshal Field Ie
Mead Corp
Cincinnati
Montgomery War
Cincinnati (Ap
Nash Kelvinator
Newport
New York Central R. R
Northern Pacific R
Ohio
Packard Motors
Flyers
Amer
Airways
Paramount Pictures
Social Workers Hear Talk On Probation And Parole
Dr. L C Neer Butler County social workers commissioner Isador Casper and Dr Walter Casper outlined probation and parole work in adult and juvenile fields before seventy five attendees at Blair's restaurant. Judge Combs and Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission member Warner Nicholas attended along with other local officials.
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L. C. Neer
Butler County
Sioner
Isador Casper
Jack
Walter C.casper
Ben Kitchen
Reckless
Social Sciencetorneys
Ohio State University
Blair
E. §. Sherron
Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
Bob and
Fred B. Cramer
Alton H. Combs
G. Warner Nicholas
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Thomas D. Carmody
Wade E. Miller
D. R. Baker
Hugh L. Butler
Slow registration for Middletown May primaries urged
Middletown Board of Elections reports very slow voter registration with March 22 deadline in view. Citizens are urged to visit the Board offices to become eligible for the primary. Absent and civilian ballots deadlines span April 1 to April 29 with various cutoffs.
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Middletown Board of Elections
Federal Savings and Laan
Third Local Man Seeks City Manager Post
Applications for the city manager post exceed 50 with local contenders including Street Superintendent William Shawhan, civil engineer, and former water works supervisor C. E. Beatty. Others include E. H. Dell and an Alaska applicant. screening will start after the deadline and informants say salary is still undecided.
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Ellicott D. Levey
William Shawhan
C. E. Beatty
E. H
University of Cincinnati
Youths Fined in Municipal Court for DUI and Careless Driving
Donald Roby 22 of 3002 Seneca St. was fined 25 for careless driving and 10 for intoxication after an accident before Judge Alton H. Combs. Donald Wright 19 of 2311 Onekama St. received 20 with half suspended for permitting an unlicensed driver. George Craft 60 of 200 Clark Sr. paid 70 on a bench warrant for nonpayment of a prior physical control under alcohol ruling.
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Donald Roby
Seneca St
Alton H. Combs
Roby
Donald Wright
Oneka St
George Craft
Clark Sr
Edward Hooks
Eighteenth Ave
Clark St
Central Ave
Municipal Court
Burglary and theft charges in West Middletown case
Robert Owen Gillum, 23, was jailed by local police then handed to deputies on burglary and larceny charges tied to a November 25 Miller Service Station break in. Co-defendants Thomas Arrowood and Robert Cassidy are in custody in Hamilton. A damaged garage clean theft and car theft are also noted with several other local incidents.
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Robert Owen Gillum
Sixth Ave
Richard Schultheiss
James Greenfield
Gillum
Miller
West Middletown
Bertha Miller
Joot
Thomas Arrowood
Robert Cassidy
Hamilton
Local arrests and pleas in county court cases
Randolph Ash of Lemon Township and Harry Edward Butler of Hanover Township face burglary and larceny and related charges. Carl Jones of Nashville Tenn and Ivan Singleton of Middletown charged with concealed weapon and armed robbery respectively. Louis Grable of Hamilton sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory for probation violation and placed on probation March 5 1948. Others from Middletown enter not guilty pleas including Clarence Sims for robbery and George Duncan for breaking and entering. trial dates pending.
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Randolph Ash
Lemon Township
Carl Jones
Nashville, Tenn
Hanover Township
Harry Edward Butler
Kansas City
Ivan, Singleton
Middletown
Robert Gillum
Louis Grable
Hamilton
Mansfield Reformatory
Grable
Clarence Sims
George Duncan
Family Upstairs community drama call and club evening
Rossella Harper urged men to act in the May production The Family Upstairs at a community meeting. The Merry Mixers gathered at Mrs Helen McClusky's home on Seventeenth Ave for a business session followed by card games won by Mrs Mary Robinson and Mrs Claudine Thompson. Other members included Mrs Cleo Cain Mrs Lucille Domineck Mrs Georgiana Bell and Mrs Emma Gates. A separate Cincinnati dispatch reports Burns from smoking in bed killed Joseph Cammerer 86 at the Little Sisters of the Poor.
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Commmunity Playhouse
Rossella Harper
Helen McClusky
Seventeenth Ave
Mary Robinson
Claudine Thompson
Cleo Cain
Lucille Domineck
Georgiana Bell
Emma Gates
Cincinnati
Joseph Cammerer
The
Little Sisters of the Poor
Napier Dies. Rites Set at Mt Zion Baptist Church
Napier, W years old, died at 7:00 Tuesday at the residence of Fleming Rd. Husband of Mrs. Bessie Napier. Friends may call at Maxberry Funeral Home after 6 P. M. Wednesday. Funeral Thursday at 2 P. M. from Mt. Zion Baptist Church with Rev. F. H. Hampton officiating. Interment Woodside Cemetery.
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Dearth
Dora Rhea
Oliver Dearth
Abbott Ave
Miami Beach
Florida
McCoy-Leffler
Fletcher Shoup
Wood
Side Cemetery
John J. Parr
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Jeffler
Lowery
John W
Glencoe Ave
McCoy Leffler
Eagles Lodge
St. John’s Church
McCoy- Leffler
McIntosh
Ada
R.R
Middletown
S Lim
Schramm Funeral
Edward Lawson
Schramm Funeral Home
Napier
Wash
Tste Fleming
Bessie Napier
Maxberry
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
F. H. Hampton
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Republic Steel
Oo Tite Server Inc
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White Motors
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Youngstown
Zenith Radio
Stock Exchange
Chicago
API
RED Top Brewing CO
Middletown Beer Dist
Papi
Forrest McLaughlin
South Main St
Donald Defrates
Germantown
John Stapleton
Cambridge
West Central Ave
Billie Adams Neal
Baltimore Sr
Phillip E. Achtermann
Irene Gibson
Gideon Rd
Herman Hogg
Baltimore St
William Coleman
Coleman
Yankee Rad
Colored News
Journal
Jefferson Lodge
Chamberts
Victor Lindlake
Arith
Marning
Jack Berch
WSAL
Jean Shepherd
Jack Armstrong
Joe Garretouu
Yukon
Gentlemen of Press
Amer Town
Buzzy Adams
Lional Barrymore
WSAS
Lenny
Jon Arthur Shaw
Jon Arthur
Tan Arthur
Batty Crocker
WSAT
Kadies
Lenay
Hannibal Cobb
Art Baker
Vews
Dave
Barbara Beulah
Mystery Theater
Life
Luig
Johnny Dollan
Phillip Marlowe
Pursuit News
Ynesday
Paul Hodges
Arthur Godfrey
Ear
Ma Perkins
Guiding Light
Pepper Young
Lorenzo Jones
RADIO
Helen Trent
Wendy Warren
Anan Godfrey
Mra Sutton
Drake Nona
Geo. W. Grane
Marvin Miller
Western College
Frank Edwards
WPFE
Amer. Campbell
Symphonet
WMOH
News Brovie
Helfer
Fanny Bryce
Morgan's Folly
Morgan’s Folly O
Lebanon
SIOR
Farm Hour West Rythm Boys Pte
Cedric Fouter
Ladies’ Fair
Chuck Swain
Bob Pools
Burghgeers
Dale Shears
Miami University
Mlaral U. News
Benice
Ida Penick
Dr. Zollett
Jos. B.reer & Sons
Schlemmer
Clarence Schlemmer
Funeral Directors
Riggs Funeral Home, Inc
Jos. A
Baker & Sons
Wilson Funeral Home
Ee Florists
Boulevard Floral Gardens
Woodside
Bunnell’s Floral Shop
Sheffield
Starr Floral Co
S. Main St
Monuments
Converse Monument Co
pees Dale Converse_ Ws
Moraine City
Streisman’s
Charles McConnell
News _ Journal
Gaynelle
Young St
Curt
Bace Doles
Central Store
Dial
Cady's
Paramount Theater
Grand Ave
Hound Gog
Cloverdale
Frank Storey
Malvern
America
Central_Ave
Mr. Collier
W. T. Knott Co
Charles
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