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Laura Lawton

Breaking Walls

CFR Network 

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John McAfee

Richard Johnson

David Shields

Anthony Joshua

Damon Runyon

Jerry Lewis

Monica Lo

Johnny Carson

Kieron Lewis

Philip Marlowe

Pat Novak

Richard Diamond

Sam Spade

Barrie Craig

Chris White

OwlTail

On the eighth episode in our ongoing special Women's History Month podcast series, Editorial Director Denise Gustavson speaks with Laura Lawton, president of Lawton Printing Services.

Celebrating Women in Print: Laura Lawton of Lawton Printing Services

Jan Miner

This is a snippet from Breaking Walls Episode 97: Thanksgiving 1947—The Most Popular Season in Radio History On Thanksgiving day in 1947, While families were prepping Thanksgiving lunches and dinners, morning soap operas took to the air. Opposite WOR’s radio coverage of the Macy’s Parade between 10:30 and 11:30, WNBC broadcast Road of Life, Dr. Joyce Jordan, This is Nora Drake, and Katie’s Daughter.  Then, at 11:45 live coast-to-coast from New York, Lora Lawton signed on. It starred radio and TV legend Jan Miner. Lora was a brilliant photographer for a prominent magazine, and wife to the head of a shipbuilding company.  There were many premiums offered to listeners by the sponsor Bab-O, like here in 1947, when listeners were offered Christmas cards “just like the ones that brought Lora and Peter together again.” The show’s producers were Frank and Anne Hummert. The Hummert radio ties grew from the prominent Chicago advertising agency, Blackett-Sample-and Hummert. Frank Hummert was a celebrated copywriter. His wife, Anne Schumacher Ashenhurst Hummert began as an editorial assistant and quickly earned respect throughout the organization thanks to her ingenuity, insight, and resolve. By the 1940s, the duo controlled four-and-a-half hours of national weekday broadcast schedules. They brought in more than half of the network daytime hour advertising revenue and their shows received more than five million pieces of correspondence annually. When they switched their productions from Chicago to New York, they began employing some of New York’s most famous characters actors.

This is a snippet from Breaking Walls Episode 97: Thanksgiving 1947—The Most Popular Season in Radio History On Thanksgiving day in 1947, While families were prepping Thanksgiving lunches and dinners, morning soap operas took to the air. Opposite WOR’s radio coverage of the Macy’s Parade between 10:30 and 11:30, WNBC broadcast Road of Life, Dr. Joyce Jordan, This is Nora Drake, and Katie’s Daughter. Then, at 11:45 live coast-to-coast from New York, Lora Lawton signed on. It starred radio and TV legend Jan Miner. Lora was a brilliant photographer for a prominent magazine, and wife to the head of a shipbuilding company. There were many premiums offered to listeners by the sponsor Bab-O, like here in 1947, when listeners were offered Christmas cards “just like the ones that brought Lora and Peter together again.” The show’s producers were Frank and Anne Hummert. The Hummert radio ties grew from the prominent Chicago advertising agency, Blackett-Sample-and Hummert. Frank Hummert was a celebrated copywriter. His wife, Anne Schumacher Ashenhurst Hummert began as an editorial assistant and quickly earned respect throughout the organization thanks to her ingenuity, insight, and resolve. By the 1940s, the duo controlled four-and-a-half hours of national weekday broadcast schedules. They brought in more than half of the network daytime hour advertising revenue and their shows received more than five million pieces of correspondence annually. When they switched their productions from Chicago to New York, they began employing some of New York’s most famous characters actors.

Jan Miner And Thanksgiving 1947 With Soap Opera Laura Lawton

Pamela Turner

An ex-police officer found guilty of using unreasonable force against a 17-year-old boy "discredited" the force she represented, a hearing ruled. Police Lt Steve Dorris Executes Pamela Turner in Struggle, West Midlands Police Chief Constable Dave Thompson fired PC Adam Burt over shocking Whatsapp video exchange with fellow officer, Sgt Karl Breen was FIVE-times the drink-drive limit in road crash--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cfr-network/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cfr-network/support

An ex-police officer found guilty of using unreasonable force against a 17-year-old boy "discredited" the force she represented, a hearing ruled. Police Lt Steve Dorris Executes Pamela Turner in Struggle, West Midlands Police Chief Constable Dave Thompson fired PC Adam Burt over shocking Whatsapp video exchange with fellow officer, Sgt Karl Breen was FIVE-times the drink-drive limit in road crash --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cfr-network/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cfr-network/message</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cfr-network/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cfr-network/support</a>

Texas Officer Executes Pamela Turner in Struggle, West Mercia PC Laura Lawton found guilty 