Paley Built CBS From Radio Base to National Power
The profile surveys William S. Paley's rise from purchasing WABC to steering CBS into a coast-to-coast network. It details his strategic move to acquire stations, align with Paramount, and chart new standards in conventions coverage and talent development, underscoring his talent for melding showmanship with shrewd business planning.
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CBS network expansion and the 1930 penitentiary fire news
HemisFair features highlighted CBS as it expanded its network with Mel Dent in charge and Pickard’s radio expertise guiding the push. Henry Adams Bellows aided CBS, and in April 1930 a portable transmitter covered the Ohio State Penitentiary fire, delivering a graphic nationwide newscast that drew mixed newspaper reaction.
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HemisFair Feasibility Backed by Execs and City Officials
A Tuesday meeting saw HemisFair leaders and public figures including Speaker Peter Mie and James L. Steves push for a Showplace Garden and a $4 million budget cut from the governor’s $7.5 million plan. The committee named a garden development group to raise funds and pledged to keep the garden as a permanent feature along the Tivoli Garden area. They discussed exhibit building costs and anticipated state support, with remarks on the bill’s remote passage and the evolving budget for exhibits and operations. William Ochse was named chair of the pardon development committee amid ongoing mansion and fair planning discussions.
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Old Lady in disguise helps nab two narcotics suspects
In Manhattan, Maria Cirile in shabby disguise as a child and two accomplices pursued by police were arrested after Cirile, a second officer, posed as a cop. The incident ended when O'Neill and Twyman attempted to flee. Cirile fired a warning shot and O'Neill allegedly lunged with a knife. They face narcotics counts and additional charges.
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War Tolls Now and 1898 War Tolls
Washington AP reports combat deaths in Viet Nam reached 385 matching Spanish American War totals. Wounded in Viet Nam exceed 1898 figures with 1 662. 2 176 service members injured. Pentagon data compare losses across Korea World War II and Civil War, noting higher totals in later conflicts. Dallas AP notes Johnny Aaron Carter fatally wounded by shotgun at home.
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In Jacksonville a man found dead after a wreck on Interstate 95 left a bloody pad note stating rattlesnake bite for doctors. A wallet note for Richard L. Bayis indicated Davis stopped, heard a noise, and then suffered collapse as his car hit a concrete post. Investigators note two toe marks suggesting injuries.
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