Barbara Rettig to substitute for Denise Lor on Garry Moore show
Barbara Rettig of Dayton, who impressed on Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts, will replace Denise Lor on Garry Moore's daily telecast for two weeks starting June 15. CBS-TV summer plans include Dick Powell as summer replacement for Amos and Andy and a revival of On A Sunday Afternoon. Elizabeth Lawrence keeps a heavy acting schedule while pursuing other media work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Rettig
Dayton
Arthur Godfrey
Garry Moore
Denise Lor
Denise
Barbara
CBS Radio
Dick Powell
Dick Diamond
Amos and
Andy
Eddie Gallaher
CBS
Hall of Fame
Robert Q. Lewis
Waxworks
Lewis
Godfrey
Rennel claims and patient testimonial in Bellefontains Ohio
Mrs Dora Ellis of 516 Cooper St reports losing 20 pounds in under two months while taking Rennel. She says neuritis and joint pain eased after the first bottle and praises the product. Druggists stock liquid Rennel with a free booklet and a money back guarantee. Price listed as 1.40 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontains
Ohio
Dora Ellis
Cooper St
Rennel
March of Medicine telecast expands to nationwide next fall
The American Medical Association and Smith, Kline & French laboratories announce continuing and expanding medical television programs. The fifth program will air from the AMA annual meeting in New York on June 4, introducing a nationwide audience to operating rooms and hospitals. A monthly series is planned for next fall from major medical centers across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Smith, Kline & French Laboratores
New York
A.M.A
A.M
TV and Radio Highlights for Evening Schedule
At 7 p.m. WPFB airs Cincinnati at Milwaukee in baseball. 8 p.m. WHIO and WKRC feature Dick Haymes in Suspense as a young paperhanger trapped in an elevator. 8:30 p.m. WSAI hosts American Concert Studio with violinist Arnold Eidus and Jan Peerce. 9 p.m. WHIO and WKRC present Lure of the Wilderness with Jean Peters and Jeffrey Hunter on Radio Theater. 10:15 p.m. WLW airs Lucille Norman with Eddie Fisher tonight.
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WLW
Lucille Norman
Eddie Fisher
Webb
Bob Odson
Milwaukee
Morgan Beatty
Henry J. Taylor
Voice of Firestone
Time
Milwaukee News-Ham
Radio Theater
Tower of Dreams
Grant Music Hall
Tee M Midnite Aso
Nowe—Ugciore
Television Tonight and Baseball on WPFB Schedule
At 2 p.m. WPFB broadcasts Cincinnati at Milwaukee in a baseball game. WCPO premieres a new music symposium Opera vs Jazz at 6:30 p.m. WHIO airs Burns and Allen at 7 p.m. WKRC stations feature Gracie on the adage. 7:30 p.m. WLW-D and WLW-T present Eleanor Steber with Howard Barlow and the orchestra. 8 p.m. Eye Witness dramatizes Quentin Reynolds espionage tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCPO
WHIO
WKRC
Gracie
Wlw-D
Wlw-T
Eleanor Steber
Howard Barlow
Eye Witness
Quentin Reynolds
Hamilton Man Claims Kidnap Tale. Held on Charges
Hamilton police say 68 year old Robert Davis of South Front Street fabricated a story of being kidnapped and held for six days to cover missing court appearance for drunkenness. Davis told officers of three strangers, one who asked for a match and another who hit him, allegedly robbed of 17.50 and later released near Engle's Corner. Police doubt his account and plan today for Judge Frank Wessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Robert Davis
South Front St
Davis
Frank Wessel
Engle’s Corner
Middletown
Welsh Pick Teledu as Welsh TV Name From BBC
Cardiff reporters note the Welsh language picks Teledu as the official word for television, replacing radio picture. Teledu means recording at a distance in Welsh, and the BBC announced the winner after a competition to adopt a Welsh term.
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Cardiff
Wales
Teledu
Java
Sumatra
British Broadcasting Corporation
The Three Hours radio drama and boxing broadcast lineup
At 8 30 WLW D and WLW T present The Three Hours story of World War II and a devoted mother. Fay Bainter stars in Robert Montgomery story of mother and son. At 9 WCPO boxing features Kid Portuguez versus Randy Sandy over 10 rounds welterweight. 11 15 WLW D Family Playhouse screens Seven Days To Noon, a British film several years old.
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Fay Bainter
Robert Montgomery
Kid” Portuguez
Randy Sandy
Family Playhouse
All Black Marine Linked To Rancher Slaying in Well
A 19-year-old Marine from Campbell California is expected to be returned to Los Angeles as the Harbor slaying case unfolds. Autopsy scheduled for rancher Joseph Welford Cyr 30 shot in head. Lawson claimed disembodied egos and ghosts before the shot, then fled with Cyr's car to Barstow. Deputy reports no knife found on Cyr or in the well.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Los Angeles
Lancaster
Joseph Welford Cyr
William Marion Lawson
Campbell
Calif
Nelson Bishop
Wayne McDorman
Ray Schaeffer
Lawson
Long Beach
Cyr
Barstow
Missing Miami University student alarm rattles Oxford
A Miami University sophomore Ronald H. Tammen Jr. vanished from Fisher Hall on April 19 and authorities doubt the case will be solved. No clues have emerged as his wallet, belongings, and car were left behind. His parents have given his photo to the FBI for circulation as a missing person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University
Ronald H. Tammen, Jr
Maple Heights
Fisher Hall
Oscar Decker
Tammen
FBI
Tito Sings No Good Blues Over Jazz in Yugoslavia
In Belgrade President Tito orders a shift toward soft pedaling jazz and optimistic tunes in Yugoslavia. He condemns modern popular music as nonreflective of national character. He believes music should mirror historical periods and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
America
Ring of youth thieves broken by Hamilton boy
A 12-year-old boy confessed stealing money from a city bus and named six other youths. Within an hour police arrested six suspects ages 12 to 18 in a wave of petty thefts and burglaries. Three burglaries and two attempted burglaries have been admitted. The 18-year-old faces burglary and contributing to juvenile delinquency charges. All youths will be turned over to juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Farm Federation Suggests Surplus Be Sent Abroad
The American Farm Bureau Federation urged sending government surplus food to other nations under mutual aid. W Raymond Ogg, head of international affairs, presented the plan at a Senate Foreign Relations hearing amid a $5.8 billion foreign aid bill debate. He rejected dumping but favored voluntary sales for local currencies to aid economic development.
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
W. Raymond Ogg
Bureau
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ogg
Vital Statistics Births Reported Across Several Families
Vital statistics list multiple births and births today across Dayton area. Families include Crowell on Michigan Ave with a girl, May on Clark St with a boy, Ratliff on Oxford Route 3 with a girl, Morningoe on Girard Ave with a girl, Case on Eleventh Ave with a boy, Adkins of Trenton with a girl, Lawson on Goldman Ave with a boy, McCoy on Walnut St with a girl, Holt of Franklin with a girl, Mitchell on Germantown Rd with a boy, Le Jones of Germantown Route 1 with a boy, Abner of Springboro with a boy, and Stephenson on Vannest St Grandview Hospital Dayton with a boy. Out-of-town entries noted.
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Tom Crowell
Michigan Ave
Ernest May
Clark St
Robert Ratliff
Oxford
Thomas Morningoe
Girard Ave
John Case
Eleventh Ave
Charles Adkins
Trenton
Herbert Lawson
Goldman Ave
Willie McCoy
Walnut St
Edward Holt
Franklin
Od Mitchell
Germantown
A le Jones
Manford Abner
Springboro
Medical and surgical notices and dismissals list
A long list of individuals with addresses and statuses including medical and surgical notices and dismissals. Names include Emma Shadrack Rebecca Berringer Burke Baxter Mark Adams Denzil Caskey Ada McClain Frank Childress Elizabeth Mittenholzer Vernon Walker Freeman Sauter Peggy Quillan Samuel Cox Eller Dalton Cephas Ray D Thirkield George Maloney Claude Jones John Conley Ruth Clark Roy Woods Clarence Bone Ike Combs Henry Day Lenola Hursh Myrtle Martin Edwin Moon and a warning about forcing a left handed child to be right handed potentially causing emotional disturbance and stuttering.
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Emma Shadrack
Franklin
Rebecca Berringer
Lebanon
Burke Baxter
West Middletown
Mark Adams
Robert Adams
Finley St
Denzil Caskey
Sheffield St
Ada McClain
Woodlawn Ave
Frank Childress
Elizabeth Mittenholzer
Highview Rd
Vernon Walker
Dayton
John Conley
First Ave
Ruth Clark
Lowell Clark
Fleming Rd
Roy Woods
Central Ave
Clarence Bone
Ike Combs
Whittier St
Henry Day
Lenola Hursh
Springrove
Myrtle Martin
Tytusve
Edwin Moon
Missing Youth Returns Home After Vanishing
Fred Johnson 17 of Austin Indiana who disappeared May 5 after taking a job driving two men from Hamilton to Baltimore turned up at his mother's home in Indiana. Police were told yesterday.
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Hamilton
Baltimore
Indiana
Fred Johnson
Austin
Ind
Austin youth returns home after incident in Japan diner tale
The youth reportedly returned to Austin after a father told police of the boy’s return. The entry notes a diner in Japan where a cook uses an iron skillet on the table, as described in the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Japan
Arenant
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Howl
U. S
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Miami
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In the Groove
DeWeese
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Everybody’s Farm
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Queen
Bill Thall
Bill Thal
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Charles Black
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WSAI
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News & Music
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Matlock Sohio
Matlock
Tom McCarthy
News
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Arthur Godfrey Arthur
McCarthy
McCarthy Helen Trent
Road of Life
Young Dr. Malone
Mrs. Burton
Hilltop House
Kletter
Stan Matlock
Miami U
Tytus
Middletown Retail Merchants
Bob Hawk
Cedric Adams
wLw—ree K
Jack Remington
WMOH
Susteal News
Een Ae News & Unity
Dawn Patrol
1450 Club
Raed
WPFB
Smokey Ward
Omar
Sauer
Central Store
London
Kash Amburgy
High School Record Shop
Record Shop Record Shop
Record Shop
Voice of Hospital
Cann
Ring
Farm Federation
Robert L. Stephenson
Vannest St
Grandview Hospital
Cephas Ray
South Sutphin
D. D. Thirkield
Frank
George Maloney
Maple St
Claude Jones
Winton
Missing Youth Home
Floyd Johson
Dayton St
Health Department
Moorman Sand & Gravel
DIAL
Poasttown Bridge
Electra Hygiene
Electrolux
Just Call
Maz Tatty Cleaner CO
Fifteenth Ave
lectro-Hygiene Vacuum Cleaner Co
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