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Cliff Johnson, 36, got the idea for the show in 1941. One morning, when, his firstborn, Sandra, was only 18 months old, he took her to the studio with him, was officiating on a telephone quiz show when Sandra piped up: "Daddy, I have to go to the bathroom!" The...
Jordan outlined his problems quietly, explaining what he would do if spring drills were eliminated; most important, why he felt they should be retained. The listener couldn't help but be impressed by the man's sincerity and by the feeling that his arguments had the highest merit. This question...
FIRM IN HIS own convictions, he has a deep respect for those of others, as a reporter found who came to him hoping for a strong statement on the rise of Dr. Buchman's "Moral Re-Armament" movement. All he received was a note, ringed around with Knox'...
Cott was in charge of programing for Manhattan's independent WNEW when NBC hired him away in 1950. "WNBC," he says, "was suffering from malnutrition of excitement. They wanted me to make it a truly local station." In this respect, the new manager is a notable success. Local sponsors...
Erroll Garner is a chunky Negro pianist whose happiest ambition is "to get that listener's foot tapping." One of the best jazz pianists around, he seldom has any trouble doing it. In Greenwich Village's smoky Cafe Society last week, he was succeeding brilliantly.