Hotel Cosmopolitan Love of Life Search For Tomorrow
Widespread radio guide lists daytime soaps and drama blocks including Guiding Light Royal Playhouse As The World Turns Beat The Clock House Party Big Payoff The Verdict Is Yours and Command Performance with sports and weather briefs following. Descriptions note program order and approximate times in a typical broadcast page.
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Hotel Cosmopolitan
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light Royal Playhouse
Dour Edwards
Robin Hood
David Grief
Sheriff of
Cochise
Danny Thomas
Odessa Boys’ Choir
Dave Garroway
Arlene Francis
Wells Fargo
Walgreen Playhouse
George Sanders
Wallace Berry
Meet McGraw
Harbor Command
Code
Kruger Theatre
Kraft Television Theatre
Downtown
Randolph Scott
Christmas safety tips and a holiday TV lineup 1958
A guide warns that lights and artificial snow cause accidents and offers flameproof decorations and tree safety steps. It stresses using flameproof streamers, treated cotton, careful candle use, proper lighting with Underwriters Laboratory tagged products, and keeping the tree watered. The piece closes with a Christmas Eve TV schedule for December 23 24 1958.
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Frank Lovejoy
Lloyd Bridges
Underwriters Laboratory
January Patrol Exams Set By Texas Public Safety
Texas Department of Public Safety Director Col Homer Garrison Jr announced January patrolman exams in major cities. Tests take place January 13 in Tyler Beaumont San Antonio Abilene El Paso Lubbock Austin. January 14 in Dallas Houston Corpus Christi San Angelo Amarillo Waco. January 15 in Fort Worth Harlingen Midland Wichita Falls. Applications close January 10. training begins April 1. age 21 to 35. height 68 to 76 inches. weight proportional. pay during training and benefits noted.
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Homer Garrison, Jr
Texas Department of Public Safety
Garrison
Tyler
Beaumont
San Antonio
Abilene
el Paso
Lubbock
Austin
Dallas
Houston
Corpus Christi
San Angelo
Amarillo
Waco
Fort Worth
Harlingen
Midland
Wichita Falls
Hospital News At Per mian General Patients Admitted
During Dec 17 to 19 Mrs. Mary Parker Mrs. J B Reeves Mrs. O J Bohannon Mrs R C Wallace Mrs Don Webb Billy Manicchia C W Wilde Jo Reeves and Bertie Moore were admitted. Mrs Katherine Neher underwent surgery. Jimmy Ulmer returned home from A M for Christmas holidays to stay until Jan 5. Mrs J A Ham visited friend Mrs A E Hodges in Crane this week.
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Permian General Hospital
Mary Parker
J. B. Reeves
O. J. Bohannon
R. C. Wallace
Don Webb
Billy Manicchia
C. W Wilde
Jo Reeves
Bertie Moore
Katherine Neher
Guests Visit In E. J. Forrest Home
A Saturday night supper at the E. J. Forrest home in Jonesboro featured guests including Mrs. Veneta Atkins of Torrance California and Mrs. Mabel Page of Los Angeles California along with Mr. and Mrs. D J Langsdorf of San Bernardino California. The gathering accompanied a trip to Jonesboro for the funeral of Langsdon’s mother in Los Angeles.
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B. J Forrest
D.J. Langsdorf
San Rebandino
Ana Langsdon
Veneta Atkins
Torrance
Calif
Mabel Page
Los Angeles
Jonesboro
Ark
Langsdon
Forrests Visit Buckeye Guests Before Christmas Trip
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Forrest visited Buckeye New Mexico Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hill. They will leave on their vacation Saturday to spend Christmas with their two sons in Oklahoma City.
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Hamburg
Germany
First Baptist Church
Jack Benny
Id Sullivan
Alfred Hitchcock
Boston
Blackie News
Popeye
Arthur Godfrey
Srike
Christian Science
This Is the Life
Oral Roberts
The
Steve Allen
Dinah Shore
Loretta Young
Boots & Saddles
Pioneer Playhouse
Frankie Laine
Texas
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Department of Public Safety
Wapple Baker
A & M Home Equipment
Wacker’s
Sturgis
News Office
Hospital News
Jimmy Ulmer
A&m
J. A. Ulmer
J. A. Ham
A. E. Hodges
Crane
E. J. Forrest
Milton
Advanced
ACF Industries
Saranac Lake
N.Y
Farmers | Insurance Group
Prine
Buck and
Frances Eppler
N. Main
Andrews
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