Word: cbs
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Music for dancing will be provided by Bert Edwards and his orchestra, while entertainment features for the evening will include CBS's feminine singing star. Lee Nash, and the Regimental Trio, highlighting Jack Kelly on the tenor...
...CBS's Manhattan newsroom, Broadcaster Bob Trout roamed about with a portable microphone for seven hours, reading rapid-fire dispatches as they clacked in, letting his listeners hear the clack of the tickers, the excited shuffling of chairs...
Other entertainment will be supplied, by CBS's feminine singing star, Lee Nash and the newly formed Regimental Trio, featuring Jack Kelley on the tenor sax. The Ball, which will take place on Bunker Hill Day, will mark the first time that the students of the Supply Schools have organized a dance designed to bring officers and future officers together in a formal event of their...
...sophistication (which Ade liked), and to the staccato gag-making of the Red Skeltons, Jack Bennys and Bob Hopes (which he disliked), George Ade was an almost forgotten name. Columnist Leonard Lyons reported that Humorist Bob Benchley had to repair to the Stork Club to forget, after hearing a CBS announcer tell about the death of "the Indiana writer, George...
Those Guns. German prisoners told officers of a veteran South Carolina National Guard regiment, serving with the French, that the big guns were more terrible than the artillery they had faced at Stalingrad. Broadcasting from Italy, CBS Correspondent Eric Sevareid said...