Evening Radio and TV Highlights Broadcast Schedule
Radio tonight features Gerald Mohr in Mysterytime and a Radio News Cavalcade review of the year. Music guests include Mildred Miller with Donald Voorhees. Geoffrey Fisher address listed. TV programs present Jim Bowie, Eugene Conley, Robert Montgomery Presents drama, The Out-Of-Towners with Eileen Heckart, and The Archeologists with Tom Jeffords. Boxing for Garnett Hart vs Wilson, Maureen O'Sullivan in Roommates, Tyrone Power in Crash Dive.
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Radio Tonight
WCPO
Gerald Mohr
Johnny Cuba
WLW
Mildred Miller
Donald Voorhees
Telephone Orchestra
WHIO
Geoffrey Francis Fisher
Canterbury
WLWD
WLWT
Robert Montgomery
WKRC
Eileen Heckart
Tom Jeffords
Apache Reservation
Garnett
Sugar” Hart
al “Sugar” Wilson
WLWDO
Maureen O'Sullivan
Broadcast Day Schedule Of Cleveland Area Radio Stations
A dense listing of radio programs and hosts across WKRC WPFB WMOH WLW WPTB WSAI WEAI WMOR and other stations. The schedule includes news music devotions prayers dramas and talk shows with host names such as Ed Murrow Homer Mack Sauer Jim Hibbard Tom Sutton Hinkle Nugent and Pat Buttram among many others.
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WKRC
WLW
Jim Hibbard
WMOH
Tom Sutton
WPFB
WSAI
Homer
WPTB
Mack Sauer
WLW 45
WEAI
Helen Trent
Music Hall
A Sutton
Wprb
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Dr. Malone
WERC
Shappere
WMOR
Road of Life
Noodie
Jim Skinner
Pat Buttram
Wkrc Baptist Ch
Dave Lane
Lenny
Wsas Rollin
Wsai Praveen
Deliverance
Remington
Western Col
Lenay
Cleveland Orchestra Heads to Europe on Tour
Fifty five members of the Cleveland Orchestra flew Sunday for the first leg of their European tour. A second group sails today. The two contingents will join in Brussels Tuesday and prevent their first concert of the tour in Antwerp Tuesday night.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Orchestra
Brussels
Antwerp
Pulitzer Prize Winners Picked at Columbia University
New York reports the 1957 Pulitzer Prizes will be announced at Columbia University covering journalism fiction drama history biography poetry and music. Journalism set a record with 761 entries, 43 more than last year’s high.
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New York
Columbia University
Joseph Pulitzer
St. Louis Post-Dispate
Lold
New York World
Wire Service actor defends TV portrayal of reporters
Dane Lark of Wire Service protests that the show uses reporters as symbols rather than a documentary. He says the series aims to entertain and keep audiences engaged, not to depict every journalist's reality. The piece also notes upcoming Mother’s Day programming and musical broadcasts.
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New York
Dane Lark
Wire Service
Clark
Manville weds Texas showgirl in tenth marriage at Pierre
White haired industrial heir Tommy Manville married blonde Patricia Gaston, 27, in a 60 second ceremony at the Hotel Pierre New York. The San Antonio native becomes his tenth wife after meeting three weeks ago. She says he has a sense of humor. Manville notes nine prior wives cost about 20 million dollars in alimony and settlements. The bride recently left Ziegfeld Follies where she was a showgirl and stands nearly six feet tall.
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New York
Tommy Manville
Texas
Patricia Gaston
Gaston
Manville
Born Yesterday at Miami University This Weekend
Mother's Day weekend on the Miami University campus features Garson Kanin's Broadway hit Born Yesterday staged Thursday through Saturday at 8 o'clock by Miami University Theater. The Interfraternity and Panhellenic Sings occur Saturday at 4 p.m. and Sunday at 2 30 p.m. Senior recitals by Nancy McNelly and Beverly Graham precede the events, and a combined Miami University and Miami Eastern Michigan track meet for high schools runs Saturday afternoon.
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Oxford
Miami University
Garson Kanin
Miami University Theater
More Strike Talks Slated In Cleveland
Cleveland talks to end the CEI strike resume with Mayor Celebrezze announcing a 10 am City Hall meeting between CEI representatives and Local 270 union leaders. The 2,600 workers struck at midnight last Tuesday over wages and a contract clause on job changes. service to 520,000 customers continues under supervision amid vandalism concerns denied by the union.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Utility Workers Union
City Hall
CEI
Ashtabula
Cuyahoga
Lake
Lorain Countiaes
Stamp award goes to Jerrold Holmes in Dayton meet
In Dayton Ohio the Society of Philatelic Americans awarded Jerrold Holmes of Shaker Heights its grand award at the mid year meeting and exhibition.
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Dayton, Ohio
Society of Philatelic Americans
Jerrold Holmes of
Shaker Heights
Suzy Parker Honors Independence Over Marriage Ambition
Hollywood starlet Suzy Parker, rising from fashion photographer to film actress, insists she will never marry to remain independent. She travels from New York to Paris and Berlin while co starring with Cary Grant and Jayne Mansfield in Kiss Them for Me, and credits her sister Dorian Leigh for her start in modeling. Parker, born in San Antonio and raised in Florida, says taxes and freedom shaped her career moves across Europe and North Africa before returning to the United States.
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Hollywood
Suzy Parker
Han
New York
Europe
Cary Grant
Jayne Mansfield
Suzy
San An
Tonio
Tex
Pomona Springs
Fla
Jacksonville
Bayou
Dorian Leigh
Paris
North Africa
Berlin
United States
Sam
Itax
Marilyn Denies Pregnancy Pulls Out Of Pet Film
Hollywood reports Marilyn Monroe declined the role of Grushenko in The Brothers Karamazov due to pregnancy and to staying close to husband Arthur Miller who faces contempt charges. MGM cites Monroe’s expectation and his trial as reasons. Maria Schell and Carroll Baker considered. Monroe and Miller remain in New York amid ongoing rumors.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
MGM
Brothers Karamazov
Marilyn
Grushenko
House Un-American Activities Committee
Marilyn Longs
Carroll Baker
Baby Doll
Warner Bros
Metro
Maria Schell
Munich
England
Laurence Olivier
Miller
New York
Audience Fever Plagues Stars and a Butler County Legal Notice
Hollywood analysts say audience fever keeps top stars on stage and delaying retirement while a separate Butler County Ohio case seeks to void trust provisions and grant county commissioners fee simple title to four Hamilton lots. The petition, filed April 26 1957, targets heirs and administrators of Isarael Ludlow and related Ludlow deceased, with June 29 1957 as response deadline. The action asks the court to confirm the 1808 decree and declare the 1813 deed null and void.
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James Findlay
John Ludlow
Isarael Ludlow
Charlotte Chambers Ludlow
John Luldow
Butler County
Ohio
Ben VanGorden
Ross H. Snyders
Gordon H. Augspurger
Board of Commissioners
Common Pleas Court
County Court House
Hamilton
Joseph T. Kleee
Robert L. Marrs
William E. Cen
Brain Insurance for Your Business
Brain Insurance for Your Business emphasizes funding colleges and universities to meet rising demand for educated personnel. It argues firms should support higher education to secure future assets, noting application pressure, need for expanded facilities, and higher faculty salaries, with promises of substantial returns.
UC Hikes Prof's Pay
University of Dayton faculty receive salary increases of $500 to $1,000 to match rising living costs and attract teachers. Instructors will earn $4,100 to $5,500, assistant professors $4,600 to $6,300, associate professors $5,200 to $7,000, and professors $6,000 to $8,000, effective next September. The raise is funded by cutting major repairs and alterations.
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Dayton
Ohio
University of Dayton
Catholic University
Dad and Sons Drown in Blue River Tragedy
In Marysville Kansas a father Clarence Koch 35 and three of his seven sons Alan 8 Darrell 7 and Bryan 6 drowned after a trotline incident on the Blue River. Jack Ryan survived while Koch’s sons clung to him in the water and he sank.
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Marysville
Kan
Blue River
Clarence Koch
Alan
Darrell
Bryan
Koch
Jack Ryan
Ryan
Deaf Man Perfects Cordless Hearing Aid Worn Entirely On One Ear
In Peoria Illinois ft A Lyons announces a miniature electronic hearing aid worn behind the ear. The device weighs less than a fraction of an ounce and offers directional pick up and telephone use with minimal clothing interference. It targets severe loss and milder hearing alike and is available from Tonemaster Manufacturing Company contact.
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Lyons
Tonemaster Manufacturing Company
South
Monroe Street
Dept
Peoria
Illinois
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