Television Log Weekend Lineup Noted
A historical broadcast list outlines Saturday and Sunday programs with times and titles including Roy Rogers, Ramar of the Jungle, Duffy's Tavern, Justice, Mickey Rooney, Place the Face, Imogene Coca, Jimmy Durante, Hit Parade, Cavalcade of America, Hollywood Wrestling, Big Town, Intrigue, Ballad of Jacob Stein, Whats Your Trouble, The Christophers, Frontiers of Faith, and Capt. Hartz.
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Roy, Rogers
Justice
Mickey Rooney
Imogene Coca
Jimmy Durante
George Gobe
Parade
Calvacade of America
Hollywood Wrestling
Big Town
Ballard
Jacob Stein
the Christophers
Frontiers of Faith
Capt. Hartz
Television Schedule Snapshot From KPRC Channel Listings
Radio and TV listings show a March of programs including Brinkley News Room This Is The Life Youth Wants To Know Charades Bears vs Lions Jess Neely Show Drew Pearson Spotlight on Texas Meet the Press Drama From the Bible People Are Funny Mr Peepers Comedy Hour TV Playhouse Corliss Archer Loretta Young Racket Squad Studio 57 Movie Showtimes and Vespers Sign Of.
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Brinkley News Room
Bears
Lions
Jess Neely
Drew Pearson
Texas
Liberec
Mr. Peepers
TV Playhouse
Corliss Archer
Loretta Young
Channel 5:50 Showcase to Comics Fade Into Night
TV schedule fragment lists programs from Channel 5 including The Range Rider Jankie Gleason Two for the Money My Favorite Husband Tales of Tomorrow and various religious and music programs with test patterns and late night features. Names like Mason Shaw and The Kansan appear among listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jankie Gleason
Aky' Boy
Ara Willy
the Wise
Ebony Theatre
Heritage and Odds Anchor Sunday Radio Schedule
Listing of programs across KGUL-TY with time blocks for Man's Heritage Herald of Truth The Christophers Contest Carnival The Search Adventure Giants vs Eagles Football Roundup Omnibus You Are There Lassie Jack Bensy Toast of the Town Father Knows Best What's My Line Call to Prayer and related late shows and specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Christophers
Giants
Eagles
Jack Bensy
Playhouse
Sunday News
Bill Roberts
Television Schedule Overview for KTRK-TV Evening Lineup
Listings show a Sunday slate on KTRK TV with The Christophers, Better Living, The Pulpit, and To Be Announced. Evening features include Super Circus, Cartoons, Greatest Dramas, Gene Autry, You Asked For St, Flight Number, Big Picture, What's Going On, Break the Bank, and Studio 11 Sign Off.
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ABC
Gene Autry
St Ain
Walter Winehell
Cathering the Great
Survey shows 65 died in car mishaps in 24 hours
A United Press tally shows 65 deaths in a 24 hour period ending midnight Wednesday with 279 injuries. The drive Safe Driving Day aims for a no death, no accident record next Wednesday. States with top deaths include 8 in one, and New York Texas Kentucky Maryland each with four. The event is sponsored by the Presidents Action Committee for Traffic Safety. President Eisenhower urges obeying traffic laws and alert, courteous driving. Big Ten tennis meets set for Northwestern May 20-27, Purdue golf May 27-28, outdoor track at Otie State May 27-28.
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United Press
President's Action Committee
Eisenhower
The
Winvis
New York
Texas
Kentucky
Maryland
Detroit
Dec
Northwestern
Purdue
Otic State
Negro Back 10 Years After Prison Escape He'll Get Wish
Oscar Polk a 65 year old man told the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles he wants to spend Christmas Day behind bars. After 10 years free Polk returned to Wynn prison farm to face parole. He described leaving in 1944 to provide a home for his wife and said the longer he was out the more he felt to return. The board will decide his future after reviewing his voluntary story and fingerprints. Also reported is Eddie Mathews undergoing knee surgery in Santa Barbara with two cysts removed and scar tissue cleaned.
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Negro
Austin
Oscar Polk
Texas’ Penitentiary
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Polk
Parole Board
Penitentiary System
Wynn Prison Farm
Tiasca
Dallas
Paroles Board
T. B. White
Waco
White
Department of Public Safety
Wynn Farm
Milwaukee Braves
Eddie Mathew
Santa Barbara
Calif
Mathews
Braves
FBI Seizes 175 Salamis Containing Stock Disease
New York reports federal agents seized 75 salamis as contraband after a four week customs probe. Travelers from Mediterranean ports hid the sausage among shoes and socks, risking foot and mouth disease in livestock. Most smugglers acted from appetite rather than malice, officials say.
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FBI
New York
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Mediterranean
Maly
Greece
FL Hu. Herchenroeder
The
Bureau of
Herchenroeder
United States
Europe
Livastool
Einstein on Governing Freedom and Security
A Brooklyn lieutenant sought Einstein's political beliefs and received a letter from the Princeton resident. Einstein argued a good government grants maximum liberty and political rights while ensuring security, urging a balance tailored to circumstances. The exchange followed a social chat about his possible preferences if starting over today.
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Albert Tinstein
Shea
Tinstein
Karl
Hiroshima Bombing Raises Doubts Among Scientists
An atomic scientist says the Hiroshima and Nagasaki use raised doubts among American scientists and nearly halted progress toward the hydrogen bomb. Dr. Lee Sailard, on sabbatical from the University of Chicago and Brandeis faculty, warned of government scientist tension and urge restraint. Queen's Horse Sold in London for Australian client. Tate, LTP Landau bought for 60,000. Calypsos originated as Trinidad carnival songs with improvised satirical lyrics.
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Los Angeles
Der
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
U.S
Lee Sailard
Sailard
University of Chicago
Queen's Horse
London
Tate
LTP
Landau
Queen Flizabeth
British and Stock Agency
Air Lure Ministry
Thomas Jefferson Introduces Rice to South Carolina
Thomas Jefferson, third president of the United States, smuggled the first rice seed from Italy to South Carolina, initiating the South's rice growing industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Italy
South Carolina
South
Ancient Indian use of shellac on temples and homes
Over a century before Julius Caesar expanded his campaigns in Gaul, Indian communities began applying shellac to protect wood and surfaces in temples and residences. This early use illustrates shellac’s long association with preservation and finish across civilizations.
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Julius “Ceasar
Gaul
India
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