Tuning In Radio Networks Move to Halt Decline With New Concepts
Radio networks map bold summer plans to counter TV impact. NBC launches Monitor June 12 a continuous weekend schedule mixing news music and talk. CBS extends major shows through summer while ABC emphasizes weekend newscasts. Mutual signals a new network approach May 22. Selections profile Edith Adams a singer and early TV radio crossover talent and casting notes from Our Miss Brooks to Broadway.
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NBC Radio
Monitor
CBS Radio
Bing Crosby
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Rudy Vallee
Art Linkletter
ABC Radio
Mutual
Jack Paar
Edith Adams
Miss Adama
Kingston
Grove City
Adams
New York
Edith
Tenafly
N.J
Ernie Kovacs
Juollard School of Music
Columbia
School of Drama
Helen Jepson
Metropolitan Opera
Wcbs- Itv
Ernie
Rossalind Russell
Radio-TV Highlights: FBI in Baseball and Star Guests
At 8 p.m. WHIO features Paul Mc Grath as an elderly sofisticate executive in The Inside Track victimizing commuters. The program includes Cincinnati versus New York in FBI in Baseball. At 8:15 WLW presents Kay Starr with Frank Sinatra.
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Radio Tonight
Paul McGrath
FBI
Cincinnati
New York
WLW
Kay Starr
Frank Sinatra
Television Tonight Features Godfrey at Coney Island and More
TV listings show Arthur Godfrey at Steeplechase Park Coney Island at 7 pm on WHIO and WKRC. Margie’s Baseball Player follows at 7:30 pm, then Walter Carter story starring Edmund Gwenn. Also Judge Contain’s Hotel in color, boxing Floyd Patterson vs Archie McBride at 8 pm, and Steve Allen show with Ginger Teddy King at 10:30 pm on WLW stations.
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WHIO
WKRC
Arthur Godfrey
Steeplechase
Coney Island
Albrights
Margie
P.m
Walter Carter
Wlw-T
Floyd Paterson
Archie McBride
Wlw-D
Ginger Teddy King
Rose Murphy
Steve Allen
Radio Programs Wednesday Evening on Dayton Area Stations
A malformed schedule listing various radio programs and hosts across WKRC WLW WMOH WSAI WPFB WMOH WERC and related outlets. It mentions news, music, sports, and talk segments with names like Matlock Hill Hall Judy Jane Will Lemay and Helen Trent and times from 5:45 to 2:00 with several errors and garbled phrases.
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Wkrc Neve
WKRC
WLW
B. Stern
Wsai S. Fields
WMOH
WEAI
Murrow
H. Taylor
FBI
Penthouse
WPFB
WSAI
Sinatra
Mm. Boisseau
Bo Praver— McCarthy
Mack
Wsai 700
WMOB
Wrag
WMOHR
Judy
Jane
Eaton
Will Lemay
Mek
Alte Reyding
Wlww
Elmer Hinkle
Will Lenay
Linkletter
Wkrc Records
Youngs
Eee
Lenay
Godfrey
WKR
Miami U
Stella Dallas
Widder Brown
Xenia
N. Mi'mi
WSAIL
Stump says 7th Fleet can take care of itself
Admiral Felix B. Stump, departing Formosa for Pearl Harbor, told reporters the 7th Fleet can take care of itself. He met Chiang Kai-shek and discussed military aid and operations around Quemoy and Matsu. He dismissed forecast of rapid air control by Communists and said offshore islands are stronger and aid will continue as needed.
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Stump
7Th Fleet
Taipei
Formosa
Felix B. Stump
Pearl Harbor
U.S
Pacific
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
Matsu
Formosa Strait
Red Cross Units To Meet In Dayton For Council Session
Fourteen Red Cross chapters will be represented tomorrow as the Miami Valley Council convenes at 1 p.m. in the American Legion Home. Frank Sample, president, will lead discussions on chapter duties in providing entertainment and supplies not furnished by the military to Wright Patterson AFB Hospital and the Vans Administration Center in Dayton. Middletown representatives include Mrs. Sample, Mrs. Charles Fay secretary, and Mrs. Lawrence Dugan overseeing the local chapter’s entertainment and supplies branch.
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Red Cross
Miami Valley Council
American Legion
Frank Sample
Wright-Patterson Afb
Vans
Dayton
Middletown Area
Sample
Charles Fay
Lawrence Dugan
Evening schedule of local clubs and services thursday
Local organizations list Thursday meetings including Knights of St John National Guard Armory FOE Auxiliary FOP police range Kiwanis Lions Evening Optimist Toastmasters Trenton Lions Blythe Williams American Legion Alpha Council Jr OUAM Knights of Pythias 14th Infantry BPOE Letter Carriers Moose Alcoholics Anonymous all with times and venues across multiple sites in town
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Knights of St. John
National Guard
107Th Armored Cavalry
Franklin Foe
Membersip
Germantown Road
Kiwanis Club
Manchester
Lions Club
Optimist Club
Colony
Toastmasters Club
Bedford's
Trenton Lions Club
Blythe-Williams American Legion Auxiliary
AEIF
Hall
Legion
Communication Workers of America
Central Ave
Alpha Council
Jr. Ouam
N. Broad St
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
S. Main St
14Th Infantry Regiment
Armory
BPOE
Elks Temple
National Assn
Middletown
AFL
Moose Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
East Germany seeks invite to Geneva peaceful nuclear conference
Berlin says East Germany requests invitation to the UN conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy in Geneva starting August 8. At present only UN members and specialized agencies are eligible.
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Berlin
East Germany
Geneva
Liberace's Mother To Stay Mrs Casadonte
In Los Angeles Frances Casadonte 62 withdrew a court petition to change her surname to Liberace. She divorced Samuel Liberace in 1941 and married Alexander Casadonte in 1943. Casadonte died in 1945. Samuel Liberace of Madison Wisconsin had announced his opposition to the request two months earlier.
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Los Angeles
Half Million Americans to Tour Europe This Year
Travel boom nears record levels with over a half million Americans expected to visit Europe and thousands more to Latin America and the Far East. Airlines and ships report heavy bookings, higher spending, and expansion in equipment, seat capacity, and routes for the peak summer season.
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New York
Europe
Latin America
Far East
Transatlantic Steamship Lines
Atlantic
National Foreign Trade Council
United States
American Express Co
American Automobile Assn
Pan American
TWA
Lendlease
National
Eastern
Pan Am
Trans World Airlines
Caribbean
South American
Varig Airlines
Brazil
International Air Transport Assn
Puerto Ricans Lose Conspirac Appeals
The U S Court of Appeals upholds the October conviction of 13 Puerto Rican Nationalist party members sentenced to six years each for seditious conspiracy in New York.
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New York
U. S. Court of Appeals
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Broadcasting-Telecasting Magazine
CBS
Charles Collingwood
Nevada
Sands Hotel
Miss Brooks
Warner Brothers Studio
Eve Arden
al Lewis
Radio-Tv
Plain Bill
Matlock
Miamisburg
Lorenzo Jones
Cecil Hale
Wsai Music
Rollin
Weber
Oxford
Wmow
J. Remington
Wkrc Music Hall
WSAL
Perry Como
G. Marx
Amos & Andy
J. Remin
the McGees
WEAL
Gildersleeve
WLW Colony
Wsail Oo
Wpfb 700 Limited
Mornington
Werl “Fiesion
WLW Destiny
Dr. N. V. Peale
Woman's Way
Ee Paul Arnold
F. Troutvine
WSAJ
Sunshine
1100
Lebanon
C. Watts
WMOHK
WERC
Helen Trent
Topica
WMO Music Hall
Wkrc Townhouse
WLW Circle
C. Reeder
Rt. Malone— Oy
Your Hospital
Guide
Burton
WKR Fia
Callin
Wpfb Record Shop
Pis
Perry Mason
Ree
Keller
Nora
Willie Thall
Eddie Cantor
Rick
Rick’s Radio & TV
Young ST
Woelfnitz
Austra
Liberace’s
Mrs. Casadonte
Mason Grange Hall
Sunset Ramblers Orch
Miami
Ann Baxter
Steve Cochran
Jeanne Crain
Michael Rennie
Business Mirror
By Sam Dawson
Butler
Tonite - Thur
Saad
Ty’s
N. Sutphin ST
Robert Mitchum
Jane Russell
William Bendix
Jean
Rory Calhoun
Stephen McNault
Ye Neng
Hopiax
Britton
Bennett
Tonite
Cinemascope
Eden
Elia Kazan Production
Paramount
James Cagney
Lindfors
Derek
Jean Hershou
Grant Withers
Walla
Johnny
Johnny Weissmuller
Lilan
Zaters
Karin Booth
Richard Stapley
Tamba
Ching
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