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Rusty McClure and Crosley
Rusty McClure talks about Crosley, his new book on his grandfather Lewis Crosley and his great-uncle Powel Crosley.
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Rusty McClure on Powel Crosley and WWII
Rusty McClure, grandson of Louis Crosley and author of bestselling book ''Crosley'', tells the story of the Crosley Corporation's contributions to war effort in World War II. The Crosley Corporation manufactured strategically important items, such as
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Ellen McClure: The Crosley Family and WWII
Ellen McClure, the daughter of industrialists Lewis Crosley and niece of Powel Crosley, talks about the Crosley family's role in World War II.
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Walter Bartlett
Walter Bartlett held senior management positions with Crosley Broadcasting, Avco Broadcasting and Multimedia, Inc., including that of general manager of Channel 5, WLWT. He was instrumental in developing several nationally-syndicated prgorams in the
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Mary Wood
The final segment of Nick Clooney's conversation with Mary Wood focuses on Mary's assessment of her career and life. On the table are her two books, Just Lucky I Guess and In One Ear and Gone Tomorrow and whether or not she might st
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Cincinnati Broadcast History: Walter Bartlett
On Saturday, September 13, Cincinnati broadcast legend Walter Bartlett passed away. Mr. Bartlett was head of Avco Broadcasting, where he worked with Ruth Lyons, Paul Dixon, Bob Braun and others. He later became chairman & CEO of Multimedia Company.
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The CET Story
Filmed in the late 1950s, the story of the birth of the first licensed educational TV station in America
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The 1975 World Champion Cincinnati Reds
Recorded in the fall of 1975 after the Reds defeated the Boston Red Sox and claimed the World Series Trophy, this program looks at arguably the finest baseball team ever assembled.
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Charles Vaughan
Powel Crosley enters the conversation in segment 4. Also, Nick Clooney touches back on how Charlie got into the business and his days as an actor. They also discuss the early days of CET -- which was WCET then, Bert Neeley, the first WCET general man
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Mort Watters
In this segment, Mr. Watters discusses his business relationships with Hub Taft, John Murphy and Paul Dixon. He also talks more about "Uncle" Al and Wanda Lewis' roles at WCPO; and Paul Dixon's move to the network and his return to Cincinnati televi
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Mary Wood
Mary Wood began as a writer at Crosley Broadcasting where she worked with many local talents including Ruth Lyons and Rod Serling. She is most noted for her long-running radio and TV reporting in The Cincinnati Post newspaper.
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YMCA - Strong Families
Shannon Malone had the desire to start a Double Dutch team at the Powel Crosley, Jr. YMCA so her daughter and friends could participate in a community-building activity.
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Road to Equality - Roundtable 1: Edmund C. Casey, Marian Spencer, Fred Suggs, Ernie Waits Sr.
In this conversation, the second of five, Sheila Adams, former president of the Urban League of Greater Cincinnati, talks with a select group of African American Cincinnatians about their lives in our community and the struggle for equality.
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