Tuning In For Firestone 25th Anniversary Broadcast
Six singers join a doubled choir and augmented orchestra for the Voice of Firestone silver anniversary on WLW radio with Eleanor Steber Rise Stevens Jerome Hines Robert Rounseville and Thomas L Thomas. Highlights include a six voice sextet from Lucia de Lammermoor and a closing theme arrangement. The program airs 8 30 to 9 p m with repeats and features conductor Howard Barlow.
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Voice of Firestone
WLW- Radio
Wlw-T
Wlw-D
Eleanor Steber
Rise Stevens
Jerome Hines
Robert Rounseville
Brian Sullivan
Thomas L. Thomas
Memory Lane
Rounseville
Thomas
Howard Barlow
Symphony Orchestra
Smetana
Rimsky - Korsakoff
Anderson
Franklyn Baur
Stefano di Stefano
Vaughn de Leath
Mariani
William Daly
Alfred Wallenstein
Rosario Bourdon
Nathaniel Shilkret
Gustave Haenschen
Wilfred Pelletier
Nursery Rhymes Across and Down Puzzle
A compact word puzzle listing nursery rhyme clues across and down with theme hints on common phrases and items. Includes entries for Mother Hubbard Jack and Jill The cow jumped over the moon and other classic rhymes along with related terms and definitions.
Answer to Previous Puzzle Europear 25
Puzzle solution list appears garbled with partial phrases. Europear 25 Ostriches 26 Pilfer 27 Most qui 28 Arrow poise 129 Communists 31 Whole 33 Ascends 38 Fondled.
Broadcast Highlights Tonight Radio Schedule
Tonight at 8 p m WLW features Lucille Norman and Gordon MacRae in State Fair and WHIO WKRC present Suspense with Agnes Moorehead as a sea captain's wife in The Wreck of the Maid of Athens. 8 30 p m WLW honors Voice of Firestone. 9 p m WHIO WKRC Radio Theater stars Joan Fontaine Mel Ferrer in Song of Love. 9 p m WLW Ezio Pinza soloist on Broadway Hour The Seven Year Itch. 11 15 WLW T Brian Aherne in Forever and a Day Family Playhouse.
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Lucille Norman
Gordon MacRae
WKRC
Agnes Moorehead
WLW
Howard Barlow
Voice of Firestone
Wlw-D
Wlw-T
Joan Fontaine
Mel Ferrer
Radio Theater
Robert Schumann
Ezio Pinza
Axelrod
Brian Aherne
Family Playhouse
Television Tonight Guests and Guests on Studios
Tonight on WLW stations and WHIO WKRC Studio One brings a string of guests. Na nette Fapray appears on Arthur Murray's Dance Party at 7 30. Margaret Truman visits Name That Tune at 8 00. Robert Montgomery Presents features Francis L Sullivan at 9 30 in a tale about a man's pride. Art Carney stars in Studio One at 10 00.
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Nanette Fapray
Arthur Murray
Margaret Truman
Robert Montgomery
Francis L. Sullivan
WKRC
Studio One
Art Carney
George Axelrod
Radio Listings Reflect Mixed Station Schedule
A fragment shows Monday evening and Tuesday morning time blocks across stations WKRC WLW WMOH WPFB WSAI and LW, listing programs such as News, Music, Top This and B Blackie with times like 10 15 and 10 30 and 11 45. The text hints at an afternoon slot and various program titles including Making Mind Paying Phrase and Rosemary 2nd Chance, but many items are garbled.
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Buelah
WKRC
WLW
J. LaRosa
WMOH
Amburgy
WPFB
WSAI
E. Murrow
R. Morgan
WMOHK
Godfrey
H Barlow
Charm
J. Vandercook
Tric
Es Kiplinger
P. Platter
Cerere
Wis V. Monroe
Wkrc McGees
WLW Music Hall
Wpfb News
H. Express
B. Blackie
Smoky Ward
T. McCarthy
A.M
1450
Edith Hanson
G. Heatter
Wkrc Travelers
Amburey
Bob Hope
F. Troutvine
Rosemary
Bad Luck Hounding Film Star Suzan Ball
Hollywood actress Suzan Ball is in a hospital again with a broken right leg after slipping on a wet floor caused by her dog. The 22 year old has a medical history including a previous leg injury and an Ewing's tumor, for which she declined amputation. She had hoped to return to work and had parts promised in two forthcoming films.
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Hollywood
Suzan Ball
Ewing
Miss Ball
Champagne Girl Trixie Friganza Turns 82 In Secluded Retiree Life
Pasadena based actress Trixie Friganza famed as the Champagne Girl celebrated her 82nd birthday quietly with friends. Once a stage star for five decades, she retired in 1939 after a WWI comeback and now lives at Flintridge Academy overlooking Pasadena, hindered by arthritis and wheelchair bound.
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Pasadena
Calif
Trixie Friganza
New York
London
Paris
Budapest
Classics Clash With Bee Bop In San Antonio Auditorium
Debussy concert by the San Antonio Symphony on the main floor collided with a basement bongo band during a Saturday event. Auditorium manager Dude Skiles faced irate officials and dancers who rented the basement, planning talks with City Manager Ralph Winton. Musicians reportedly said they could not ruin the band's reputation.
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San Antonio
Tex
San Antonio Symphony
City Auditorium
Dude Skiles
Symphony
Ralph Winton
Skiles
Hundred Friends Help Find Missing 2-Year-Old Boy
In Pine Level Alabama John Carlin McVey Jr. wandered from home Saturday afternoon. Over 100 friends and neighbors aided sheriff deputies in an all night search. At daybreak the boy was found in a briar patch in a mud puddle over a mile from home, exposed but unharmed.
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Pine Level
Ala
John Carlin McVey Jr
Sheriff's Deputies
Sister M Rita Dies in Ohio at 72
Sister M Rita, 72, of the Sisters of the Holy Humility of Mary, died yesterday in St Elizabeth Hospital Youngstown. She taught music at Mount Marie Academy Canton and St Sebastian School Akron and was a former superior at Rose Mary Home for Crippled Children Cleveland.
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Youngstown
Ohio
M. Rita
Sisters of the Holy Humility of Mary Order
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Mount Marie Academy
Canton
St. Sebastian School
Akron
Rose Marry Home For
Cleveland
Two Fined In Lebanon Police Court
Lebanon H B Coates cited for permitting an unlicensed minor to operate a car was fined 15 dollars and costs by Mayor William Fraser. Police also cited C L Fields of Florence Kentucky for speeding, and Fields pleaded guilty in Mayor Fraser s court and was fined 10 dollars and costs.
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Lebanon
H. B. Coates
William Fraser
C. L. Fields
Florence
Fields
Fraser
Seventy Three Accused Communists Seventeen Sentenced
At least 75 former federal employees faced testimony on alleged Communist activity before Senate or House committees in the past five years. Only two were sentenced to prison, Alger Hiss and William Walter Remington, both on perjury charges. Judith Coplon was convicted of espionage but the conviction was overturned on a technicality.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Senate
House
Judith Coplon
Justice Department
Alger Hiss
State Department
William
Walter Remington
Commerce Department
Communist Party
Harry Dexter White
Harold Ware
Whittaker Chambers
Elizabeth Bentley
House on-American Activities Committee
Internal Security Subcommittee
Boat Leaves Crew Behind In Golden Gate Dash
The 45 foot tugboat Pabco, tied to a barge at pier 37, broke free and sped toward the Golden Gate with its operator Carl Holmes and an engineer aboard the barge. Coast Guard cutter Calumet pursued, and Billy Thomas jumped aboard to shut the tug’s engine, ending the chase.
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San Francisco
Pabco
Golden Gate
Carl Holmes
Pier 37
Holmes
Coast Guard
Calumet
Coast
New Dorm Planned for Women at Kenyon College
Zanesssville Ohio Kingung College plans a new women’s dormitory costing 3 300 000 dollars to be completed in 1955.
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Zanesvville
Ohio
Muskingum College
Two-Headed Parking Meters Begin City Rollout
Cleveland installs two headed parking meters covering front and rear spaces. In two weeks 350 installed with 450 more to come. City Treasurer Leonard S. Levy says the design cuts maintenance and speeds up collection work.
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Cleveland
Leonard S. Levy
Ad Writer To Try Record World Trip
CHICAGO 23 year old ad writerPam Martin will attempt to circle the globe by commercial airlines in record time She expects to cover 21878 miles in 91 hours 25 minutes starting east from midway airport at noon Friday She was chosen by J Stuart Rotch
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Chicago
Globe
Pam Martin
Midway Airport
J. Stuart Rotch
OSU Professor in Cincinnati Critical after Brain Hemorrhage
Dr Arthur M Culler chairman of ophthalmology at Ohio State University remained in critical condition in Cincinnati after suffering a brain hemorrhage moments before delivering a lecture on eye diseases. Christ Hospital officials provided the update as doctors continued treatment and monitoring.
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Cincinnati
Christ Hospital
Arthur M. Culler
Culler
Ohio State University
Journey's International Happiness Tours GM Miss Martins Record Chance
Miss Martins schedule, if followed, would beat the present record by 7 hours and 51 minutes. Her mother, Mrs. Ida Martin of Albuquerque, told her by telephone to be careful and not speak to any strange men.
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Lily Pons
Lawrence Tibbett
Nelson Eddy
Margaret Speaks
Richard Crooks
Lauritz Melchior
Leonard Warren
Igor Gorin
Gladys Swarthout
Patrice Munsel
Helen Jepson
James Melton
Nino Martini
Jan Peerce
Bidu Sayao
Christopher Lynch
Jussi Bjoerling
Dorothy Maynor
Pose Bampton
Nadine Connor
Helen Traubel
International Amphitheater
Nbc-Tv
Benny Rubin
Professor Kropotkin
CBS Radio
Friend Irma
Mother Hubbard
Jack
Stop
Notion
Sicily
Chemical Saux
Soil
Majesty
Chair
Place of Worship
Sea Eagle
Paris Subway
North
Nevada City
Great Lake
Radio Tonight
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Garveston
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L. Jones
Lombardo
Curt Massey
Wild Bill
Echottelkotte
Christy
Waite Hoyt
W. Lenny
Wsai Rhythm
B. Stern
H. S. Forum
L. Thomas
Wkrc News
Wpfb County Fair
Express
Jack Rem
W. Phillips
Xenia Church
Wkrc Limited
Jenny
Wkrc Farm
J.berch
Helen Trent
WMOR
Smokey Ward
WMOHR
J. Reznor
Perry Mason
Bill Thall
Music Hall
Nora Drake
Lenny
Hilltop
Life
Linkletter
Youngs
Lenay
Qahpinee
WLW 40
Pe U
Dallas
Widder Brown
WLW Pioneer Sons
Wena
WMO
June Christy
Johnny Guarnieri
Oren
Moi
Mon
Tytus
ANA
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Lincoln
Oldsmobile
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BUICK
DE Soto
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Tuxtla Gutierrez
Mexico
Ciudad Juarez
Texas
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Asociacion Nacional Automovilistica
Middletown
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Bryan Philips
Ken Philips
OSU
Central Ave
Harry Benadam
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