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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1955

Page

10

Desert Song shines in Liebman TV spectacular

Max Liebman’s 90 minute color broadcast of Sigmund Romberg’s Desert Song dazzled with romantic singing by Nelson Eddy and Gale Sherwood. Eddy’s return and strong vocal lines carried the production while Sherwood matched in form and tone. NBC’s live telecast impressed with seamless scene transitions, though Eddy’s makeup hinted at years past. The show defended its period style amid praised choreography and vocal clarity.

Max Liebman Sigmund Romberg Nelson Eddy Liebman Bambi Linn Rod Alexander Romberg Eddy Jeannette MacDonald

Valuable Race Cars Ready For Time Trials Saturday

About a million dollars worth of specially built race cars filled the Indianapolis Motor Speedway grounds as 64 of 57 entries prepared for the May 30 500 mile race time trials. Contenders for track records and pole position arrived, with Novi Special delivered by air for Troy Ruttman. Bill Vukovich familiarizing with Lindsey Hopkins car. Jimmy Bryan piloting Dean Van Lines Kuzma Offenhauser. practice showed speeds around 140 mph for several crews amid windy conditions.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Motor Speedway Bill Vukovich Jrun Lindsey Hopkins Dean van Lines Jimmy Bryan Phoenix Ariz Bryan Ruttman Jack McGrath Inglewood Calif Sam Hanks Burbank Kurtis-Krafts Paul Russo Fart Worth Tex Tony Bettenhausen Tinley Park

Boxing News Sparks Middleweight Title Shakeup Olson May Abdicate

The Associated Press reports Middleweight champ Carl Olson may surrender the 160-pound crown if he wins a June 22 title shot at Archie Moore. Eduardo Lausse, 27, Argentine with 27 straight wins and 48 KOs, seeks entry to the scramble by beating Ralph Jones in a 10-round bout at Madison Square Garden on Friday. Jones, 34-13-3 with nine KOs, upset Sugar Ray Robinson earlier this year and could rise with an upset. Also tonight Wildcat Billy McNeece faces Tony Johnson in Brooklyn as a 2-1 favorite, and Isaac Logart meets Ludwick Lightburn at St Nicholas Arena on DuMont TV.

Associated Press Carl Bobo) Olson Olson Archie Moore Bobo Eduardo Ko) Lausse Rugged Ralph Tiger) Jones Yonkers N. Y Madison Square Garden New York Jones Sugar Ray Wildcat Billy McNeece Tony Johnson Brooklyn Eastern Parkway Arena Abc-Tv Isaac Logart Cuba Ludwick Lightburn British Honduras St. Nicholas Arena Dumont-Tv

Radio-TV Highlights Tonight on WLW

Radio and television highlights list programs for WLW tonight. At 8 p.m. Best of All covers the history of music including techniques and instruments. At 9 p.m. Soprano Blanche Thebom sings Bizet and Debussy on Telephone Hour.

Radio Tonight WLW Blanche Thebom Bizet Debussy Air de Lia Telphone

Elbe veterans welcomed in Moscow with banquet

Nine American World War II veterans arrived in Moscow for a five day stay as guests of the Soviet Union. Col Evgeny Porfiriev led a reception at the airport and a National Hotel banquet featured caviar steak vodka and wines. The visit follows a 1945 linkup and stemmed from a letter by Joseph Polonsky inviting Soviet veterans to Washington.

Soviet Union Evgeny Porfiriev Murray Schulman Queens Village N. Y Paris Prague James Leonard U. S National Hotel Elijah R. Sams Jr Pinnacle N.C Joseph Polonsky Chicago Ill Nikolai Bulganin Washington Soviet Committee of Veterans of the

Radio Programs Weekly Schedule Highlights

A dense listing of radio segments across WKRC WLW WMOH WSAI WPFB WMOB MCOM stations for Monday evening and Tuesday morning, naming shows, hosts, and times such as News Music Quiz Devotions Bible Clock and various program titles. The grid format reflects era styled blocks with numerous local personalities including Lenny Judith Hanson Barbara Elmer Hinkle and others.

WMOB McCarthy WKRC WPFB WMOH WSAI Matlock WLW

Orson Welles Ties Knot With Countess in London

Orson Welles wed Countess Di Girfalco also known as Papula Mori in an early ceremony at London's Caxton Hall Registry. Welles aged 40, the Countess 24, are honeymooning with Peter Brook and his wife as witnesses. This marks Welles third marriage and the Countess first.

London Orson Welles Countess di Girfalco Papula Mori Welles Caxton Peter Brook Virginia Nicholson Rita Hayworth

Salina Library patrons hunt for found dentures

At the Salina Public Library a man misplaced a pair of uppers. Several toothless citizens claimed the dentures after the incident, according to library officials.

Salina, Kan Salina Public Library

King Ranch chief Richard Kleberg Sr dies at 68

Richard M. Kleberg Sr. died of a heart attack at 68 in Hot Springs Arkansas. He chaired the King Ranch empire of cattle horses oil and cotton and was a former congressman. Survivors include his widow a brother two sisters and his son Richard Jr.

Clayton Hickerson Kingsvile Tex Richard M. Kleberg Sr Hot Springs Ark Kleberg King Ranch Richard King Mr. Dick John E. Lyle Lyle Congress Robert Big Ranch Richard Franklin D. Roosevelt FDR Richard Jr

Woman suffers shoulder injury from fall at private lake dam

A Middletown woman, Mrs. Edward Clay, 52, tumbled 10 feet from a private lake dam on No Man's Road. She likely fractured her right shoulder and sustained a scalp cut. Treated at Middletown Hospital and dismissed.

Middletown No Man's Road Edward Clay Carolina St Middletown Hospital

Dad In Hurry, Girl Missing Found By Patrol

In Topeka Kansas a police officer halted Floyd Robinson and asked if he had lost something. His 10-year-old daughter Shirley Ann was missing and later found at a service station a mile away by a patrol car returning her to her father.

Topeka, Kan Floyd Robinson Topeka Robinson Eskridge Kan Shirley Ann John Leonard

Mother's Day Sermon by Rev Roy Johnson Highlighted by LA Guest

Mrs Clarinda C Mason 58 of Los Angeles attended a Mother's Day service at the Missionary Baptist Church in Farmington. Rev Roy Johnson delivered the sermon marking him as one of Mrs Mason's adopted sons for 11 years after she worked in Los Angeles service clubs. He trained as a seaman for gunnery on convoy escorts.

Detroit Clarinda C. Mason Los Angeles Missionary Baptist Church Farmington Roy Johnson Roy Mason

Envoy to Poland Dies On Way Home

Joseph Flack U S ambassador to Poland died aboard the liner United States of a heart attack en route to New York from Europe. Flack age 60 had served since 1950 and was returning home for reassignment with his wife Aloisia Schmid. Funeral services will be held in Doylestown Pennsylvania.

New York Joseph Flack U. S Poland United States Europe Flack Aloisia Schmid Doylestown

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