Radio and TV talents anchor spring CBS schedule
Tuning In reports Jack Potter launches a half hour on CBS Radio May 30, expanding to a full hour by June 13 with a Box Jury panel judging hit records. Romance returns May 22 for a new season of Theater of the Air. Newsfilm plans a major eclipse expedition in cooperation with the National Geographic Society and University researchers. Ernie Glucksman pursues fresh comedy talent in New York nightclubs for West Coast TV showcase.
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Broadcast Highlights Tonight on Radio and TV
Radio tonight at 7:30 WONE and WPFB feature baseball Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. At 9 p.m. WHIO reports Indochina project. 9:30 WLW depicts Pittsburgh murder case on The Big Story. TV at 5 p.m. WLW-D and WLW-T present a family life comedy. 9 p.m. WHIO WKRC boxing Jed Black Carmen Fiore. 10:15 WLW-T film about a Canadian officer on a Nazi Paris mission.
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Talent scouts target promising young performers for NBC Revue
A new talent scout has started locating promising young professionals in Hollywood for NBC TV summer series Saturday Night Revue. Singers and dancers will be integrated into skits and given five minute individual spots with Ben Blue and Alan Young. If reactions are favorable, further engagements and a possible build up follow.
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Ben Blue
Alan Young
Greensboro School Board Acts on School Segregation Ruling
The Greensboro School Board adopted a resolution 6-1 directing the superintendent to study methods for complying with the Supreme Court ruling that segregated public schools are unconstitutional. Board Chairman D. E. Hudgins introduced the measure, calling it the first official affirmation of the decision.
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D. E. Hudgins
We Must Not Fight The Rule Of Law Says Leader
A leader urged the public to live under the rule of law and warned against fighting or circumventing it. The statement stressed obedience to legal authority and the importance of lawful conduct.
Terms For Zoning Body Are Revealed
Butler County Commissioners announce terms for the newly organized County Zoning Commission. Hugh Ryle Collinsville Milford Township serves one year, Virgil Perry Excelle Lemon Township two years, Ernest Hively Oxford Reily Township three years, Charles Solsman West Chester Union Township four years, and George F Bauer Jr West Middletown Madison Township five years.
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Collinsville
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West Middletown
Madison Township
Global rail share shows US 20 percent of mileage
The statement notes that the United States, with under six percent of land area, accounts for about one fifth of the world’s railway mileage, highlighting its vast rail network.
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Con Flirting Incident At San Quentin
Fra cis Silva a 23 year old life term prisoner at San Quentin is found guilty of unauthorized communication for wolf whistles and loud whispers toward Barbara Graham the 31 year old condemned murderess. His privileges are suspended for 30 days as the two are housed across the courtyard near the psychiatric ward.
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Graham
Aurora Illinois First City to Light Streets with Electricity
The first city in the world to illuminate streets with electric light is identified as Aurora Illinois. The town, settled in 1843, achieved early adoption of electric street lighting, marking a historic milestone in urban electrification.
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