Radio and TV Highlights for Tonight Across Local Stations
Highlights across WKRC WLWD WHIO WCPO and WLW include Rosetta Tharpe with host Robert Q. Lewis, dramatic and variety programs at 7 to 11 PM, and upcoming films and sport features. Notable entries include Mr. Pson on Stage 7, Tattooed Lady of Torima, Voice of Firestone, Rob ert Montgomery Presents, Studio One, and Boxing matches. The Star Banner notes also reference the Star Spangled Banner line from Baltimore in 1814.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TV Tonight
Dane Clark
Mr. Pson
Chick Chandier
John Russell
Jean Byron
Torima
Soldiers of Fortune
WCPO
Nadine Conner
Eugene Conley
Howard Barlow
Voice of Firestone
Wlw-D
Wlw-T
Plainfield Teachers College
Robert Montgomery
WHIO
WKRC
Arizona
Studio One
Italo Scorichini
Fabriano
Italy
Hardy Smallwood
Brooklyn
WLW
Hermano
Broken Arrow
Adolph Menjou
Claire Trevor
Hollywood Theater
William Marshall
Adele Mara
Radio Programs and Personalities Listed for Daytime Schedule
A detailed timetable lists radio hosts and programs across stations WLW WKRC WSAI WMUM WPFB WMOH WPRE WOC 1450 1480 including News Music Club Bandstand and Backstage features. Names such as Claray Orton Tate Homer Meek Sauer Drake Sutton Lenny and Jim Ficher appear alongside shows and times throughout the broadcast day.
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WMOJ
Oube
Lenny
WLW
Wkre
Q. Lewte
Wkrac Firestone
WKRC
Homer
WPFB
Meek Sauer
WSAI
Aling— Preews
Mutic
WMUM
Aetron Weat
Ambharey
WPRE
WMOK
Aoent SweCs
Boien Trent
Que
WMO Music Hall
Wsail Vw
Ww Law Nota
Eaten Your Share Meat Use At Peak
In Columbus Ohio Amer i cans now eat about their weight or more in beef pork lamb and veal each year General Manager Carl F Neumann of the National Live and Meat Board told a livestock conference at the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation convention The board which is based in Chicago includes livestock growers feeders meat packers and retailers and provides information on nutritious meat value buying cooking storing and menu planning.
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Columbus
Ohio
Carl F. Newmann
National Live and Meat Board
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Neumann
United States
National Board
Chicago
Animated cartoon advertising gains yearlong popularity in New York
The piece notes animated cartoon advertising grows into the multimillion dollar range this year, with industry figures like I Klein cited for creative achievement. It outlines production steps from story boards to ink tracing on celluloid and painting, and cites costs per minute of animation.
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New York
I. Klein
Kiecin
Orig
Kirin
Democrats Seek Funds To Pay Bills
The Democratic National Committee opens two days of sessions amid a $1 million deficit. Colorado's George Rock calls for chairman’s resignation, while Sen. Hubert Humphrey proposes a victory ball to celebrate Congress control despite losing the presidency.
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Washington
National Committee
George Rock
Colorado
Seeder Maar
Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Congress
Crash Toll Reaches Five In Houston Stolen Car Crash
Five people died in a late night crash when a stolen car ran head on into a second vehicle carrying four Silsbee residents home from a football game. Victims include F. R. Mullins 38 Elliott McDonald 38 and Alice Beleford 30. The stolen car occupants were Johnnie Phillips 17 and Edward Woods about 24. Police traced a high speed chase through Houston streets.
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Houston
Silsbee
Texas
F. R. Mullins
Elliott McDonald
Alice Beleford
Edward Woods
Color Line On Brains Is Blasted
Washington officials report no scientific evidence that Negroes are less intelligent than whites. Robert D. North of the Educational Records Bureau says segregation by learning ability would blur color lines. Findings align with a Ford Fund for the Republic backed study and prior social science conclusions.
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Washington
Robert D. North
Educational Records Bureau
New York
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith
Jewish Service Organization
North
Fund For the Republic
Villanova University
Frank C. J. McGurk
U. S.news & World Report
Skating Rink Flue Corrected After CO Incident
Bethel skating rink officials said corrective steps were made to prevent recurrence of carbon monoxide seepage that affected over 60 patrons last Friday. Arena co owner Vernon Brose cited weather factors causing flue faults. Skaters received treatment and leathers were hospitalized, with none more seriously hurt than others, taken to Cincinnati General Hospital.
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Batavia
Ohio
Bethel
Vernon Brose
Arena
Cincinnati
Newsman 63 Years Resigns Chain Post
Colorado Springs announces Merritt C. Speidel ends 63 years in journalism resigning as president and director of Speidel Newspapers Inc effective December 31. The Speidel chain operates ten papers including the Chillicothe Gazette in Ohio.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Merritt C. Speidel
Hagon
Speidel Newspapers, Inc
Speidel
Chillicothe
Ohio
Eight B52s Complete 17000 Mile Nonstop Flight
U S air officials cite eight B52 jet bombers from Castle California and Loring Maine as proof of reach in a nuclear strike capability. The eight engine bombers flew non stop for 32 hours covering 17000 miles before landing at various U S points.
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Louis Panos
Baltimore
U.S
Snton
Air Force
Castle
Calif
Loring
Maine
United States
Tthey
Castle Air Force Base
Sam
San Angelo
Tex
Castle Afb
Marcus L. Hill Jr
Cisco
Friendship
Sebring
Donald Shaull
Tiffin
Blanche Cook
U.S. 52
Manchester
Wintry Weekend Slashes Ohio Highway Death Toll
The Associated Press reports seven accidental deaths in Ohio from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight, including four vehicle crashes. A 43-year-old man was crushed when a snow-removal tractor rolled over in Painesville, and a 84-year-old woman died in a house fire on U S 52 near Manchester.
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Associated Press
Painesville
U.S
Manchester
Richard Gorges
Cleveland
West Boulevard
Madison Avenue
Steve Kalencik
Carnegie
East H Street
Fremont Kibler
Beloit
Sir Lionel Whitby Bacteriologist Dies
The obituary notes the death of Sir Lionel E. J. Whitby a bacteriologist who treated King George V and Winston Churchill. He served as a visiting professor of medicine at Harvard and New York University and was knighted in 1945.
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Lionel Whitby
London
Lionel E. J. Whitby
King Geroge V
Winston Churchill
Lionel
Harvard
New York
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Tytus Ave
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Lafayette Ave
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Harry Benadum
Mgr
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Fla
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Butler County Auto Club
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