Class of 53 Teeners to Be Explored by CBS Radio
CBS Radio debuts an hour long documentary "Class of 53" examining teen morale and morals through voices of about 1,000 youths. Justice William O Douglas narrates as reporters from six CBS stations present candid insights from diverse settings, from country clubs to reformatories, shaping answers about modern youth.
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William O. Douglas
Irving Gitlin
USA
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Phi Beta Kappas
Gitlin
Douglas
Tipp City Woman Wins TV Contest
Mary E. Rohrbach of Tipp City won a 21 inch console television as grand prize in the WLW-TV Program Directors Contest conducted by The Journal and 52 cooperating newspapers. She received the set from WLWT’s Brenda Hollis during a ceremony attended by editor Clayton Finch. WLWT officials say a similar contest will be held next year.
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Wlw-Tv
the Journal
Wlw-T
Mary E. Rohrbach
South Seventh Street
Brenda Hollis
Cooperatiig
Clayton Finch
Tipp City Herald
WLWT
TV and Radio Highlights Tonight Guide
TV and radio tonight feature Dorothy Kirsten co starring in The Circus Princess on WLW at 8 pm. WKRC airs Suspense tracing a cholera vial theft endangering a city. Howard Barlow conducts with Brian Sullivan singing Carmen excerpts on WLW at 8:30. Robert Montgomery show presents a Canadian pilot romance set in India. Jackie Gleason debuts on Studio One at 9. Boxing: Percy Bassett versus Arthur Persley in a 10 round featherweight bout on WCPO.
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WLW
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Gordon MacRae
WKRC
Lloyd Nolan
Howard Barlow
Brian Sullivan
Carmen
Television Tonight
Donald Woods
India
Robert Montgomery
WHIO
Jackie Gleason
Studio One
WCPO
Percy Basset
Arthur Persley
Wsai
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Tello
McCarthy
Harpring
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Bill Hickok Baker
Barry Laine
Waite Hoyt
Beulah
Bob Odson
Cal
Town de Amburgy
Morgan Beatty
Lone Ranger Home Folke
Henry J. Taylor
Kash Amburgy
Voice of Firestone
Ham
Hit Pa
VFW
America
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Tower of Dreams
Dinah Shore
Bob Hawk
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Grant
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Jim Harpring
Weirb
al Morgan
Jack Remington
Mission Midnite
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DeWeese
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Sohio
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Charlies Blac
Tom McCarthy
Dawn Patrol
News & Barbara
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Edith Hanson
Arthur Godfrey
Fern Troutvine
Rich McCarthy
Urgy
Bryant
Hilltop House
Bryant Art Linkbetter
Necereerre Niente
Bryant Stan Matlock
COC Chief Devotes 250 Hours To Duty
John Doborzsi Jr commander of the local Ground Observers Corps becomes the third unit member to reach 250 skywatching hours in civil defense. Four newcomers earned their wings for 25 hours each. names and addresses listed. Since formation last July the group has logged 9,288 hours of duty.
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Ground Observers Corps
Civil Defense Organization
George W. Hall, Jr
Auburn St
Irene Lamb
North Clinton St
Thomas Swain
Harrison St
Harold Gaw
Tito Favors Big 3 Parley
SLAVONSKI BROD Yugoslavia P President Tito endorses big power talks as discussions not final decisions. He praises Churchill's proposal as important but urges talks only to gauge world opinion, warning it would be fatal if big powers again decide small countries' fates.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Churchill
U.S. Output Grows as Economy Expands in 1953 Q1
The Commerce Department reports U.S. total market value of goods and services rose to an annual rate of 361 billion dollars in Q1 1953, up from 359 billion in the prior quarter. Personal income hit 281 billion, up from 277. Production largely matched by final-use sales, with inventory buildup absent in this period.
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Department of Commerce
U.S
Department
Business Economics Office
Koo vows veto to block UN role for Red China
Ambassador Wellington Koo told CBS that Nationalist China would use its veto to prevent Communist China from joining the United Nations. He argued admitting Beijing would ignore Communist China’s aggressive policies, noting the UN charter forbids veto on procedural matters.
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Red China
Washington
Wellington Koo
China
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CBS
U. N
GOP Women To Hold Meetings Across Ohio Districts
Republican State Chairman Ray C. Bliss announced a series of meetings by the party's women division across Ohio congressional districts, beginning in Chillicothe on May 26.
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Columbus
Ray C. Bliss
Chillicothe
Fortune telling name puzzle game instruction
A brief puzzle game explains counting letters in your first name, adjusting by minus four if six or more letters or plus three if fewer than six, to obtain a key number. Start at the rectangle’s upper left and check numbers left to right, then read the message formed by letters under the checked figures.
Czechs To Get Back Freedom Plane Today
A Czech airliner linked to anti Communist escape attempts will be returned to Czechoslovakia at Berlin Tempelhof after the release of U N Correspondent William N Oatis from a Czech jail. The move follows Oatis release and ends a reciprocal U S action.
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Germany
Czechoslovakia
U. S. High Commission
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William N. Oatis
Berlin
Tempelhof
U.S
Oatis
Prague
Brno
U. S
West Germany
Samia Gamal weighs divorce from King of Houston
Cairo reports say Egyptian belly dancer Samia Gamal is considering divorce from King of Houston Texas though no decision has been made. Her lawyer Anis Attia says Moslem law allows the wife to sue without the husband's appearance and King plans to fly to Cairo. He denies any rift and notes Samia wants to stay in Egypt for now while urging her to return.
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Houston
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Attia
United States
Barefoot Bandit Escapes After Robbing Columbus Station
A barefoot bandit wearing a paper sack over his head robbed a Columbus filling station of about 150 dollars Sunday and fled, leaving oily footprints as a trail.
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Elizabeth Starts Last Preparations For Coronation
Queen Elizabeth III returns to Buckingham Palace from Balmoral to ready for coronation in just over two weeks. A crowd of several hundred greets her as she leaves King’s Cross Station. Princess Margaret moves from Buckingham Palace to Clarence House with Queen Mother Elizabeth.
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Norway
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