TV Holiday Scheduling and Safety TV Review
A TV network wrap recounts Christmas and New Year programming across CBS NBC and public service segments. It notes CBS Reports on holiday road dangers and drunk driving, plus classic arts and family specials, with Edward R Murrow and programming like Amahl and the Night Visitors and Hark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowey
Inew York
Edward
Murrow
CBS
Corefular Turer
Burney
Pobeuiegania
Talay'st Vein
Towis
NBC
Manhattan
Jance
Center For the Performing Arts
Abril
Mitch
Calderella
Tete J
Tlour
Fedith Evans
Armerican TV
Jerr Anouilh
Mall of Fame
Sun's Television Log At Str Theatre Loretta Young
Sun's television listings feature Loretta Young and a slate of era shows from daytime to late night. The page names programs on Brighter Day and Secret Star among others, with brief notices for Warner Bros style panels and the era’s news anchors. The column reflects midcentury TV culture and entertainment mood with mentions of American Bandstand, Mike Hammer, and Huntley Brinkley style anchors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Young
Malone Millioutire
Paddy
Fere
Hedion Fae
Nisth
San Francisco
Ron Rogers
Huntley-Brinkley Edwards
Radio executive FA Knorr dies after hotel tub burn incident
Frederick August Knorr a 47 year old Michigan radio executive and former Detroit Tigers owner died from burns suffered in a hotel bathtub accident in Broward General Hospital. He rose from a WIRK Detroit announcer to president of a Tigers syndicate and owned stations including WIEM Detroit WKMF Flint WSAM Saginaw and WKHM Jackson. Knorr helped form the 11 member group that bought the Tigers from the Bridges in 1957 and served briefly as team president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Fli
Frederick August Knorr
Michigan
Petroit Tigers
Knorr
Broward Genert Hospital
Dor G
Man
Moriston
Koore
Stuina
Presdses
Sanilol
Ote
Detroit Tigers
Armeri Jena
Bor
Detroit
Thillsederde College
WIRK
Koon
Gtesa
Keter Knorcy
WHES
Port Huron
Qubat
Statios
WKMH
Besdes Wiemel J
WKMF
Flint
Mites
WSAM
Sarinaw
Mich
WKHM
Dacksow
A Knorr
Tigers
Briges
Samil Hon
Phil Silvers New Tune Wiserun In Renadway Show
New York AP report on Phil Silvers starring in Da He Mi at the St James Theatre. Show blends comedy with songs by Tule Styne Betty Comden Adolph Green and a flashy production. Nancy Walker co stars with Silvers and Lakeeset Bilko. Some tunes aim for vaudeville energy but pacing and humor feel uneven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phil Silvers
Clickert Sergeant
St. James Theater
Garson Kanin
Isan Bani
Fran
Tule Styne
Dynes
Betty Comen
Adalph Green
Silvers
Ina Sable
Love
Hubie Silvers
Nancy Walker
Phils
Lakeeset
Bilko
Nanny Tussault
Coloratira
John Reardon
Travel Burns
Neser
George Cavot
The
Zoo
Oldest Retired Army Man Dies at 96 in Kansas
Charles Viete, a 96 year old veteran of 22 years service, died after years of arthritis and rheumatism. Born in Maryland, he enlisted in 878 and served in the Spanish American War, carrying a bullet in his body. Survived by Charles Shirtley of Junction City.
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Junction City
Kan
Japi
ySur
Charles Viete
United States
Bern
Pittsiureh
Vier
Mrs Lela S Wier Address Note in Jackson MS
Mrs Lela S Wier of 2805 Arbor Hills Drive Jackson Mississippi updates mail and contact details with P O Box 2985. The note records a change for correspondence and residence in the city.
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Lela S.wier
Arbor Hills Drive
P.O. Bor
Jackson
Mississippi
Olga the Oil Queen of the Seas rises again in trade
Olga, a Russian born shipping entrepreneur known as Oil Queen, built a fortune by brokering tankers and yachts through risky deals with American banks and European buyers. After early missteps and extravagant risks, she turned a string of $1,000 investments into $200,000 in commissions, shaping a comeback in the shipping world.
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Shoriy
American Viking Corp
Monte Carlo
Ollboat
Olga
Manchester
England
Jean Sprain Wilson
Orchestra
Vonductuc
Prague
Cambi
Lunker
New York
APY
Mace Tisso
Yachisman
Omade
Macmus Bonow
Eieht
Mignus Konow
Lonesarmers
Sen-Hu
Jhushand
Gilbeat Olga
Ginbow
Europe
Swags 147
Newsman and Demo Leader McCraken Dies in Cheyenne
Newsman and Democratic leader McCraken died during preparation for surgery after a week of illness. He headed six daily newspapers and two radio stations in Wyoming and declined an interim U S Senate appointment after Sen elect Thomson died. Survived by widow Lillian and two sons, all of Cheyenne.
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Oweyt
S. McCraken
Dem National
McCraken
U.S
Ate
Joe Hickey
Keith Thomson
Wyoming
Lillian
Robert S. McCraken
Wiliam McCraken
Cheyenne
Robert
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New York Philharmonic
Hark
Marian Andersen
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Mike Hammer
Late Show
Final News
Gunfire Mann
Jack Paar
Conaway
Jim Bowie
Midnight Theatre
Marietta Daily Word
FBI
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Houston
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Miss Brooks
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Riley
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Worle
Jet Secondary
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Eileen
Bugs Bunny
Isleman
Wyatt Earp
Dobie Gillis
Alfred Hitchcoee
Tom Ewell
Stagecoach West
Red Skelton
Garry Moore
Dr. Hudson
Radio
FA. Knorr
Es of
Burns
Moore's Shoe Store
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Shase Silboats
Baytown
Sun
PEAS
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Purex
Florida
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SWIFT
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