Word: cincinnati
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Three months ago, advertising trade papers carried stories that Byron Keating had opened an advertising agency. When he landed his first account-the Little Tot Food Products Co.-such trade papers as Broadcasting carried the news. Then Advertising Age bulletined that Byron Keating Co. ("Cincinnati's fastest growing agency") was planning a new campaign for Soyscuits, a soybean biscuit...
...Keating made his biggest splash in the report of his talk before the Cincinnati Businessmen's League. Said Keating: "Agencies are doomed unless they establish totalitarian principles . . . with clients. Businessmen should keep their fingers out of advertising. Many agencies are producing inferior advertising, against their better judgment, for fear of losing lucrative accounts and because account executives 'butter-up' the client...
...month ago, advertising trade papers carried news of the death of "Byron Keating, 59, after a heart attack attributed to overwork." Actually, Byron Keating was killed by his own parents-the two Cincinnati copywriters from whose lively imaginations he had sprung to hoax the advertising world...
...CHARLES MEEUS Cincinnati...
Twenty-seven-year-old Dorothy Kirsten is no newcomer to opera. She has spent several years trouping in big and small parts with the Chicago, Cincinnati and San Carlo opera companies. To radio listeners she is already familiar as a guest artist on the RCA, Coca-Cola, Firestone and other big-time programs. Her new success is the latest milestone in her promising career...