NBC and Crosley Inks Pact for Compatible Color TV Reach
NBC and Crosley signed a agreement to provide compatible color television service for WLW T WLW D and WLW. Present owners can receive black and white signals while newer sets get color. NBC plans to launch color operations after FCC approval with two nightly half hour color slots and continued testing at RCA Building studio 3H.
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Crosley Broadcasting Corporation
National Broadcasting Company
Wlw-T
WLW
Nbc-Wlw-Tv
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
RCA Research Center
Princeton
N.J
Sylvester L.weaver
NBC
Weaver
RCA
Color television on air and costs for viewers debated
Radio and TV listings note discussions on NBC color system viability and viewer costs to adapt sets, plus forecasts of programming and guest appearances on WLW and WKRC. Debates reference FCC approval, FM precedent, and potential price gaps for new equipment alongside upcoming broadcasts and boxing events.
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WLW
Louis John Johnen
Beethoven
Dohnanyi
Gordon MacRae
Eddie Fisher
Radio Tomorrow
Whio Wkrc
Debbie Reynolds
Hollywood
WPFB
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
WKRC
Harry James
Perry Como
Riley
Gene Raymond
Playhouse of Stars
Wlw-D
Lulu Pete
Glen Flanagan
WCPO
Starlight Theater
Paris
Constance Bennett
Gracie Fields
Wlw-T
The
Rose Society
Tom Fool
Obituary of Mrs Sophia Edinger 64 of Plankinton SD
Sudden death of Mrs Sophia Edinger 64 mother of Lyle Edinger of 516 South Sutphin St occurred at her Plankinton home after two years of heart illness. Survived by husband Arthur four other sons Arthur Jr Robert Ivan of Plankinton Douglas of Pierre Minn daughter Dorothy Wood Granada Minn sister two brothers and 12 grandchildren. Edinger left for Plankinton to attend funeral services.
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Ward
Sophia Edinger
Lyle C. Edinger
South Sutphin St
Plankinton
S. D
Edinger
Middletown
Arthur
Arthur, Jr
Robert
Ivan
Douglas
Pierre, S. D
Dorothy ‘Wood
Granada
Minn
Infant Vanderpool Funeral Held For Baby Daughter
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vanderpool of 5066 Rockdale Road died yesterday at Middle Town Hospital. Funeral services were at 3 30 today at Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev A M Wilson officiating and burial in Woodside Cemetery. Survived by grandparents Mr and Mrs Herbert Vanderpool and Mrs Goldie Cook.
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Frank Vanderpool
Rockdale Rd
Middletown Hospital
McCoy - Leffler
A.M. Wilson
Woodside Cemetery
Herbert Vanderpool
Seven Mile
Goldie Cook
Vanderpool
Rochedale Rd
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
A. M. Wilson
McCoy-Leffler
Trash Fire Destroys Papers and Baler on Fleming Road
A fire started in a trash pile at 1705 Fleming Road yesterday afternoon and spread to a paper baler and papers, damaging fencing and shed boards at a yard on 1700 Plum Avenue. Firefighters from Company 1 arrived at 1:51 p.m. No damage estimate yet. Name of property owner Elizabeth Ashworth is listed.
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Fleming Rd
Dumford Trucking Company
Plum Ave
Ernest Jones
Company 1
Elizabeth Ashworth
Gillum Found Guilty By Jury
Edward Gillum of Middletown was found guilty by a Butler County Common Pleas Court jury of operating a vehicle without owner consent. Judge Boll deferred sentence pending a probation report. Gillum allegedly took Troy Spencer's auto on February 18.
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Hamilton
Edward Gillum
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
P. P. Boll
Herbert Walsh
Gillum
Troy Spencer
Colored News Highlights Weekend Visits and Scout Meeting
Mrs. James King and daughter visit Mrs. King's mother Odessa Hester in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis return to Washington after visiting Mrs. Ellis' mother in Calumet Avenue. Miss Ida Jordan visits sister Bell Hullen in St. Augustine, Fla. Miss Elenora Johnson to live with grandmother in New Albany, Miss. Girl Scouts Troop 7, led by Rachel Crane, meet 4 p.m. Monday at 835 Ninth Ave. Geraldyne Baker, Howard University sophomore, elected basileus of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority's Alpha chapter, usually a senior honor.
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James King
John Ellis
Washington, D. C
Ellis
John Howard
Calumet Avenue
Ida Jordan
Bell Hullen
St. Augusta, Fla
Elenora Johnson
Joe Harris
New Albany
Girl Scouts
Rachel Crane
Ninth Ave
Geraldyne E. Baker
Sophmore
Howard University
Basileus
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
VEW Auxiliary Entertains Veterans at Dayton Center
Mrs Charles Wells hospital chairman of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Post 2809 led a group with Mrs Sarah Miller Mrs Louis Warmoth Mrs Ed Thompson and Mrs Sam Warmoth to Dayton Veterans Center to entertain Ward 19 patients at Brown's Hospital. The visitors handed out prizes of stationery nail clips and cigarettes and each patient received oranges and cigars.
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Charles Wells
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Post
Sarah Miller
Louis Warmoth
Ed Thompson
Sam Warmoth
Dayton Veterans Center
Brown's Hospital
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Report for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
USDA market report from Cincinnati lists hogs active with gains across weights and classes. Barrows and gilts up 50 to 75 cents, sows up 75 to 1.00, with various price ranges for 180 to 350 pound hogs and bears. Cattle and calves show mixed to steady trends with steers, yearlings, and cows detailed, veal prices mixed, and light bulls lower. Sheep market mostly steady with spring lambs and ewes priced in the listed ranges.
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Rceceerceeseres
Cincinnati
USDA
Dayton Produce Prices From Live Poultry Market
Prices show values for hens five pounds and over, leghorn hens and roosters, rabbits old and young, and dressed poultry by color and grade. Wholesale figures include Grade A white and brown varieties, with butter and milk production figures from the association.
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Yecegonnsesee
Aeess HC Rad Corres
Hennery
Rior
Esksesees
Cincinnati Egg and Poultry Wholesale Prices Report
Cincinnati area market summary lists egg grades from U S consumer standards with white and brown varieties. Current receipts show case figures for white and brown eggs, with percentages and quality notes. Poultry prices include fryers over 244 pounds, heavy hens, light hens, and roosters. Butter wholesale at 70, potatoes priced 2.50 to 6.00.
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Cincinnati
U. S
Memorial Day Closures Delay State Stores and Local Businesses
The state liquor store on South Main Street will close Saturday for Memorial Day. All state stores and Middletown retail shops will be closed. Most offices will be off, and the YMCA physical department will be closed to the public Saturday.
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South Main Street
State Liquor Department
Middletown
YMCA
Club and Crown Cafe Lose Liquor Permits in Hamilton
The State Board of Liquor Control announced a 45 day suspension for Crown Cafe at 451 South Fifth St and revoked the Disabled American Veterans Club liquor permit at 421 South Third St in Hamilton. The DAV Club was cited for gambling devices and selling intoxicants to non members after a March 28 police raid. Police reported two minors bought six percent beer at the Crown Cafe.
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Hamilton
Disabled American Veterans Club
South Third St
Crown Cafe
South Fifth St
State Board of Liquor Control
DAV Club
Bondsman arrested on liquor law charges in city
Albert Nantz 65 a bondsman and pool room owner faces three liquor law charges illegal sale of whisky illegal possession and keeping a place where liquor was sold illegally A state liquor agent bought a fifth of whisky for 6 50 with a marked 10 bill Police fined Elbert Finley 39 and Roy Tribby 56 for illegal sale and keeping a place for illegal sale including open flask and gambling devices Chief Bippus leads citys broad liquor cleanup effort.
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Frank Wessel
Albert Nantz
Elbert Finley
Greetery
Roy Tribby
John A. Bippus
Friends Clash Over Tip Pay Ends in Double Death
In Tampa Florida detective reports two elderly men Louis Oblinger 72 and Raymond Bletzacker 83 argued over paying handyman John Sampson for rides. After a brief dispute Oblinger allegedly shot Bletzacker then killed himself. Only witness Bigdon Lyles described the sequence.
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Tampa
Fla
Pete Franks
Louis Oblinger
Raymond Bletzacker
John Sampson
Bletzacker
Oblinger
Franks
Bigdon Lyles
Sampson
Lyles
Blettacker
Germantown man fined for careless driving in Municipal Court
Larry D. Shock, 19, of 233 South Cherry Street Germantown, was fined 50 dollars and costs for careless driving yesterday before Judge Alton H. Combs. Seven persons were fined for speeding. George Tankersley of Dayton was fined 20 dollars and costs. Paul Russell of 306 Harlan Street and Samuel R. Reece of 3103 Andrews Street were fined 15 dollars and costs. Glenn W. Brown of 10 Highview Road, Winton Rowland of 604 Buena Avenue, Joseph Powell of Middletown Route 1 and Garrett Langdon of West Middletown Route 1 were fined 10 dollars and costs. A charge of operating under the influence was dismissed in Bobby B. Hill's Lebanon case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry D. Shock
South Cherry St
Germantown
Alton H. Combs
George Tankersley
Dayton
Paul Russell
Harlan St
Samuel R. Reece
Andrews St
Glenn W. Brown
Highview Rd
Winton Rowland
Buena Ave
Joseph Powell
Middletown
Garrett Langdon
West Middletown
Bobby B. Hill
West Mulberry St
Lebanon
Purple Poppy Sale Halted In Hamilton
Hamilton police halted a Purple Heart sale on city streets. The revocation of a permit by the national headquarters came after missing information under Hamilton's solicitation ordinance. Volunteers were unaware of the revocation until stopped by officers.
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Hamilton
Comrades of the Purple Heart
John Bippus
Bippus
Wanted Index Dodds Monuments Verity Booking Avenue
Wanted index notice for DODDS MONUMENTS Verity Booking and Lath Avenue across from Woodside Cemetery Office. Contact Robert Konthier Residence Manager at Dial 2-3135 or office Dial 2-5331 for information.
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