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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1956
Page
20
In a June 4 1956 Charleston Gazette TV listing, a schedule of programs airs from 6:30 to 9 p m on different channels. Highlights include Deadly Doubt a love triangle forgery plot and Burns and Allen mischief.
A midday matinee colorcast at 12 revealing a busy lineup. Evening sees Burns and Allen and a talent scouts segment followed by I Love Lucy at 8 9 and 10.
A scrambled television schedule shows The Power by James Daly at 10 00 pm followed by News and Sports segments. The Return and Nations of the North are listed with late afternoon to evening airings and Weather updates.
An unreadable clipped schedule mentions 7:00 today 12:30 current and names like Tennessee Ernie, Holme, and Schnot with vague program notes about coffee time and a camera.
A clipped listing shows Bostonian Shaded at 2:00 pm and Life romance segments at 3:00 pm plus 3:80-Queen for a Day and Married Joan slots. It also notes news, sports, and entertainment blocks including Les Paul Gordon MacRae News Caravan and Caesar's Hour, ending with Tonight at 12:00 and Sign Of at 1:00.
A dense listing of daily programs with times and show names including news, sport, music, childrens, and variety slots. It catalogs the day’s rhythm from early morning to late evening with repeats and special features such as Industry On Parade and Queen for a Day among many entries.
Washington reports Ike urged party leaders to push House authorization for US membership in a 37 nation trade organization. Speaker Rayburn and GOP leaders weighed votes, with White House pressing GOP support though Senate prospects look dim. Opponents warn of influx of foreign goods. supporters say pact would police existing deals and protect US interests.
Paris reports a government decree limiting all French newspapers to 40 pages per week for three months due to a severe newsprint shortage. Normal pages measure about 20 by 17 inches. Extra pages may be granted based on ad volume, and excess printing could halve future newsprint shipments.
Washington reports Ambassador Georgi N. Zaru bin cancelled plans to travel to Moscow this weekend on an undisclosed mission. An embassy spokesman said the trip was postponed and declined to identify the original planner. A separate item notes a Japanese fleet left for Bering and Aleutian waters.
GETTYSBURG Pa June 3 President Eisenhower spent a quiet sabbath at his country home today. The rain eased at night and aides reported he was resting indoors with his wife and her mother Mrs John Doud of Denver. The family attended church services. He plans to return to Washington tomorrow morning to participate in ceremonies dedicating the AFL-CIO headquarters building near the White House.
The Soviet leader Nikita S. Khrushchev invited Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh to visit Russia. Buckingham Palace offered no comment, and the reply was described as politely noncommittal. In Tokyo on June 3 the Russian Red Cross said it would repatriate 81 Japanese prisoners of war and two children this week.
Public notice asks all creditors and beneficiaries of the estate of Lewis Clark Tierney, deceased, to present claims with vouchers by a specified date at 400 Eien Bindbyg in Kanawha County. The filing office is the Kanawha County Clerk, with a May 31 deadline and says beneficiaries must appear to protect their interests.
The House Anti trust subcommittee launches an "extensive study" into conditions in the aluminum industry to assess if the five year expansion created monopolistic tendencies. Chairman Emanuel Celler says hearings will follow staff work, with testimony from all industry segments. recalls similar hearings in January 1931 and mentions policy shifts affecting capacity and civilian economy.
Public sale notice for a 1938 Chevrolet motor car described by vin and engine number, held at Childers Chevrolet in Nitro Virginia, with terms cash to the highest bidder. Also includes varied estate and legal notices from Commissioner of Accounts and a bid invitation by Charleston West Virginia for a municipal swimming pool project at the North Charleston Recreation Center and miscellaneous lost and found notices and advertisements from local businesses.
Classified notice lists seven servicemen qualified for commercial refrigeration installation and service with contact details in Charleston West Virginia. Also seeks stove salesmen at Sears Roebuck in Charleston with training salary, a tailor with alterations experience at Greenbrier Hotel in Sulphur Springs, a three man crew with car at 133 St Washington Street, and a first class dozer operator with Caterpillar experience.
Advertises a job in Kana County for a young college graduate with a car to sell top line electric housewares for an old local company. Offers adequate compensation and employee benefits including a pension plan. Requires handwriting with education history, experience, and a telephone number. Personal interview later. Box S-27, c-a Gazelle.
Classified notice seeking plumbing trade workers for Country Club with salary requirements. Apply with references to Box 5-H at the Gazette. Contact Wa nee by phone for more details.
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