Crosby to Stick on Radio Program This Fall
Hollywood reports Bing Crosby will keep his radio program this fall and predicts radio will remain vital despite TV muscle. He notes 105 million radios in use and 27 million in cars, with 10 million more sets sold last year. CBS says it expects a profitable fall season.
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Crosby
Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Mickey Rooney
Ginger Rogers
Cinema Land
Jack Benny
Bob Hope
der Bingle
Radio
Amos N’ Andy
Groucho Marx
Dinah Shore
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Red Skelton
Edgar Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Marie Wilson
CBS
Televisiion
Semi-Invalid Wife Hears Siren From Neighbor's House
A desperate wife seeks guidance on a suspected affair near her home. The letter-worne scene centers on a husband drawn to Marie, neighbor and mother of two, as jealousy and social ties strain a marriage. The columnist counsels practical separation or spiritual growth to protect the union.
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Haworth
Ben
Marie
Whele
Ralph
America
Henry Drummonds
Emmet Fox
Harper & Brothers
They Had a Glory and White House Profile
Daven port Steward details the first Kentuckians and the human drama of pursuit and settlement on the frontier. Bess Furman offers a lively history of the White House, focusing on the colorful personalities and human stories behind the presidential residence.
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Davenport Steward
White House
Bess Furman
America
Presidential
Local residents return from trips and milestones
Mr and Mrs Howard Butler and their children of 912 North Graham returned from Austin where Butler completed his work on a master’s degree at Texas University. Mr and Mrs August Werner of 1309 North Lee toured southern Illinois and St. Louis before returning. Mr and Mrs Mel Reaves and children Woody Sharon and Dennis left Sunday for Ruidoso New Mexico to visit Odessa friends for 10 days.
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North Graham
Austin
Butler
Texas University
August J. Werner
North Lee
Werner
Ents
Ilinois
St. Louis
Odessa
Mel Reaves
Woody
Sharon
Dennis
Ruidosa
N. M
Ffriends
Woman Painter is Apt To Do Startling Things
New York officials at the Bronx Zoo hired Teresa Kilham to color decorate over 50 buildings across 252 acres. She has brightened animal houses with bold schemes while dismissing animal effects of color. Kilham, previously known for libraries at Trinity College MIT and Princeton, expects the project to continue for one to two years as visitors respond to vibrant exteriors.
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New York
Bronx
Zoo
New England
Teresa Wilham
Kilham
Boston
Trinity College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Princeton University
Finmet
Miriam Circle of Highland Methodist Church Plans Doll Gift
The Miriam Circle met at the parsonage and voted to buy and dress a doll for the church Christmas party at 3 p m. Gifts will be sent to Navajo Indians. The Martha Circle met at Mrs Don Groves and Bible study was led by Mrs Bob Rork. The Naomi Circle met at Mrs C W Fenton with ice cream and chocolate sauce.
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Highland Methodist Church
JD. W. Mitchell
Martha Circle
Don Groves
Bob Rork
Naomi
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