Tuning In by STAN MEISLER on Othello in Suspense
Stan Meisler critiques Suspense two part Othello with Richard Widmark Lewis and Cathy as Desdemona. He calls it overfast, half cut, and lacking Shakespearean poetry. He contrasts BBC Othello on records and notes Eddie Fisher leaves TV for London Palladium.
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Suspense
Shakespeare
Shaw
Mae West
Elliot Lewis
Richard Widmark
Iago
Lewis
Othello
Cathy
Desdemona
Eddie Fisher
London
Palladium Theater
Eddie
TV and Radio Tonight and Tomorrow Highlights
Tonight and tomorrow’s listings show Cincinnati at Philadelphia baseball on WPFB at 7 p.m. and 12:30 p.m. tomorrow. Highlights include Playhouse on Broadway with Madeline Carroll, Jackie Gleason on TV Theater, and Man Against Crime in the botanical gardens. Featherweight boxing at 9 p.m. on WHIO.
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WPFB
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
WHIO
WKRC
Madeline Carroll
Baseball Cincinnati
Television Tonight
Jackie Gleason
Arthur Godfrey
Wlw-T
Nancy Marchand
John Baregrey
Vaughn Taylor
Rod Steiger
Davey Gallardo
Charley Riley
WSAI
Buckley — News
Babe Baker
Webb News
Jack Remington
Jim “Harpring
Jim Harpring
Driver Is Fined After Accident
One man was fined following an auto crash on U S 25 north of Monroe. Peter E Mangin, 25, Burgin Ky, was fined 15 dollars and costs by Mayor Thomas Linn Monroe for driving left of the center at an intersection. Patrolmen say Mangin tried to pass over a yellow line as Eugene Seibert 43 Lebanon was making a left turn. Both cars were southbound with slight damage and no injuries.
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U. S. 25
Monroe
Peter E. Mangin
Brandenburg
Thomas Linn
Mangin
Eugene Seibert
Lebanon
Trumans Return Home From Hawaii Vacation
Harry S. Truman and Mrs. Truman arrived in Independence after a month in Hawaii. The former president said he is rested and ready to return to work. Daughter Margaret traveled separately, heading to New York from San Francisco.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Mrs. Truman
Hawaii
Margaret
San Francisco
New York
Dog Shelter Construction Begins in Butler County
Construction started on a new dog shelter on Riverside Drive south of Trenton for the Humane Association of Miami Valley. McGraw Construction Co. is building it with a $14,500 bid and a $5,000 first payment, funded by private sources and city support from Hamilton and Middletown. Marvin F. Heltman of Cincinnati will manage the program, aiming to curb stray dogs and rabies, enforce vaccination and licensing laws, and provide a pet adoption and cruelty-holding center managed with local health boards.
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Butler County
Riverside Dr
Trenton
McGraw Construction Company
Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Metz McGraw
McGraw Company
Hamilton
Middletown
Marvin F. Heltman
Cincinnati
Boards of Health
The
Carl Martin
Colin Gardner
A. J. Ober
Harry A. Finkelman
Association
Gardner Reelected President of Company for 34th Year
E T Gardner was reelected president at the 53rd annual shareholders meeting. He heads Gardner Board and Carton Company since 1919. Also reelected were W B Turner chairman Colin Gardner executive VP and other officers and directors. The firm reported a satisfactory 1952 year with increased working capital and continued conservative dividends.
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E. T. Gardner
Gardner Board and Carton Company
Gardner
W. B. Turner
Colin Gardner
R. B. Gardner
W. E. Sooy
E. T. Gardner, Jr
Colin Gardner III
Manchester Machine Company
Firm expands slag processing near Oxford State Road
American Materials Corporation of Hamilton installs primary crushing and loading facilities south of Oxford State Road to ship slag from Armco Steel's new blast furnace to Hamilton for processing. Slag will fuel mineral wool, railroad ballast, and road materials at the Hamilton plant. the Middletown furnace will nearly match Armco's two Hamilton furnaces in yearly slag output. Iron reclamation is highlighted as a key factor.
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American Materials Corporation
Hamilton
Oxford State Road
Armco Steel Corporation
Walter B. Evans
Middletown
American Materials
Evans
Armco
American Aggregates Corporation
Greenville, C
Lord's Acre project brings Pater Lake land to Reily Church
The Reily Presbyterian Church lease 31 acres in the Pater Lake area abandoned by the state to plant corn as part of the Lord's Acre project. Stitzel brothers lease 24 acres beside it. Earl Creek chairs the project with funds from corn sales aiding the building program. Morris Gast leads the building fund. Mrs. Paul Campbell is treasurer and Ruth Irwin secretary.
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Hamilton
Pater Lake
Reily
Morris Gast
Hamilton Man Injured in Auto Crash
William Brenner, 65, of 501 South Fifth Street, suffered possible fractures to his right shoulder and leg when struck by a car at Central Avenue and Kruger Street. Edward Greschel, 1059 Hayes Avenue, drove the vehicle. Brenner was taken to Mercy Hospital.
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Hamilton
William Brenner
South Fifth St
Central Ave
Kruger St
Edward Greschel
Hayes Ave
Brenner
Mercy Hospital
Taft School Association Elects Parmenter President
Dr Ralph Parmenter was elected president of the Taft School Association for 1953 54 at a meeting in the school auditorium yesterday evening Other officers named were Kenneth Billman vice president Miss Martha Evans teacher vice president Mrs Edward C Erlandson secretary and Bill Mason treasurer The meeting featured a musical progress by Herman Copp s fifth and sixth graders a drama medley and plans for the May 14 lawn fete at Barnitz Stadium Prize classes were announced for Mrs Agnes Bechtel and Miss Virgie Browning
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Ralph Parmenter
Taft School Association
Kenneth Billman
Martha Evans
Edward C. Erlandson
Bill Mason
Herman Copp
Barnitz Stadium
Agnes Bechtel
Virgie Browning
Cyclist Hit By Auto In Fair Condition
William Theodore aged 15 of 338 North Broad Street was in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after his bicycle was struck by a car at Manchester Avenue and Charles Street yesterday. Injuries included a possible skull fracture and a possible clavicle and shoulder sprain. Driver Robert Franklin Hime, 21 of 409 Baltimore Street, cited for failure to yield right of way and released on bond pending Municipal Court appearance.
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William Theodore
North Broad St
Middletown Hospital
Manchester Ave
Charles St
Robert Franklin Hime
Baltimore St
Hime
Six Drivers Fined A Total Of Ninety Dollars In Area Courts
Six motorists appeared in area courts yesterday and were fined a total of 90 dollars plus costs by various judges for offenses. Eugene Smelser, 27, Middletown, paid 25 dollars for over weight. Walter Espy, 53, Lincoln Heights, 20 dollars for reckless driving. Carlos Cox, 26, Hamilton Route 2, 15 dollars for speeding. Ernest Streifthau, 32, Middletown Route 2, 10 dollars for speeding. Link Jackson, 23, Kentucky, 10 dollars for yellow line violation. Bruce Melser, 28, Cincinnati, 10 dollars for yellow line violation.
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Eugene Smelser
Middletown
Thomas Linn
Monroe
Walter Espy
Lincoln Heights
Henry Woodard
Glendale
Carlos Cox
Hamilton
iSquire
Lammie Bailey
Ernest Streifthau
Squire Bailey
Link Jackson
Kentucky
Linn
Bruce Melser
Cincinnati
Two Hamiltonians Seek Bankruptcy In U S District Court
Two Hamilton residents filed voluntary bankruptcy petitions in the U S District Court at Cincinnati. Charles A Hood of 139 Fairview Ave Hamilton lists debts of 1163.08 and assets of 100 while Vernon Ray Williams of 270 Rambo Harris Homes Hamilton lists debts of 1289.37 and assets of 389.64.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Charles A. Hood
Fairview Ave
Hamilton
Vernon Ray Williams
Rambo Harris Homes
Three Middletown Men Join Navy at Bainbridge
Three Middletown men enlisted in the Navy and began basic training at Bainbridge Maryland. The enlistees are Carl Cheesman Jr. of 313 Grimes Street George Robert Williams of 2402 Minnesota Street and Marion Winston Mathis of 116 Canal Street. Gunner Mate S T Dunham, supervisor of the Hamilton Navy recruiting station, announced today.
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Middletown
Navy
Bainbridge
S. T. Dunham
Hamilton
Carl Cheesman, Jr
Carl Cheesman
Grimes St
George Robert Williams
John C. Williams
Minnesota St
Marion Winston Mathis
Joseph A. Mathis
Canal St
Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Relief From Backache
Nagging backache, loss of pep and energy may signal slowed kidney function. Doctors warn kidney health is vital. Stress or diet can slow it and cause discomfort. Minor bladder irritation may trigger night urination. Don’t neglect kidneys. Doan's Pills provide mild diuretic relief used by millions for over 50 years.
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Dean
Doan
Crash Victim Dies in Ohio Two-Car Collision Toll Rises
Mrs. Martha Baum, 29, of Lima, Ohio, died in a Columbus hospital Tuesday after a two-car crash on U.S. 30 near Bucyrus on April 25 that claimed seven lives including her husband and three children.
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Martha Baum
Lima
U.S. 30
Bucyrus
Columbus
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