Radio and TV Schedules From The Charleston Gazette
A June 5 1951 listing details daily radio and television programs across stations WOON WGRV WORV WEAW WMON WKNA WTIP WCAW and others. It catalogs morning to late night shows including news music dramas sports and a Boston White Sox game, with station identifications and program blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Gazette
Weah
Ind
NBC
AL i. Pone
Watt Marth Agronyk
Cnameries
WORV
WEAW
Wesontgeta
Ham
Clackwatenes
Caapet
WCAW
WKNA
Frederick Kistnen
WTIP
WUAW
Gdunle
Wworv
Wworng
WJIP
Jamuerre
WMON
Radio Chapel
Metz
weTre
Marie Valley
Far
Crane
Arthur Godtres
Wena
iMy
Ourime
WEMA
Arnold-Crockes
Arthur Godfrey
Victor Lindlahr
Nir
Lenny Hertian
Wmon-Lattes
WRNA
David Amity
Sacred Heart
weHs
Quick and Pimsne
Queen
Aunt Mary
Wokv
Jack Barca
Rosemary
Stork Clan
Social Security
Dave Garroway
Wchso
Wekna—Srap
Wton—Kelson
Ghurchil
WGEV
WCHS
Gal
Wmon—Harvey
Harding
Paul Harvey
Tony Fontaine
Snow Lines
WIB
Woohs
Ted Malone
WTIP4
wWeHs
Young Doctor
Waa
Heward Hay
RED Sox
White Sox
Brouxhs
The
Davis Distributing Co
Focal Texaco Desler
WUHS
Mary Margaret McBridrean
WGKV
Bot Poole
Perry Mason
Stan Lomax
Luois
Norabrake
W. Va
WGOKV
Souventre
Indians
Tigers
Helen Trent
WCEKV
Pepper Young
WEKNA
WGV
Right
Mt. State Jamuarer
WGKY
Wwrip
Zane Randal
Wewe
WGKYV
Stella Dallas
WTIF
Magle Valley Jumbo
Wwrna
WIF
Walte Hoyt
woHs
Lewell Thames
New
Russ Morgan
Dick Haymes
DY Catie
WEKV
Beulas
WHKNA
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Cote Glee
Worth Hark Nen
F. M
Jack Smith
Wwkna
Elmer
Frank Edwards
Frank Edwarda
Big Town
Mutual
John Daly
Mutual Dances
Mutual Dred
Woaw News
WGEKV
wors—Marine
Guy Lomnardo
Wwohs
WIIP
J. M
Gas Firm Wins Right to Condemn Land for Gas Storage
Circuit Judge Julian F Bouchette upheld United Fuel Gas Co move to condemn 224 acres on Ruffner Fork Little Sandy Creek for underground gas storage drawn from Texas and Louisiana. Commissioners will be appointed Saturday to appraise the property as challengers contend condemnations limited to visible uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian F. Bouchette
Home E. Lynch
Ell District
United Fuel Gas Co
Bouchelle
Charles Ritchie
West
Virginia
United Fuel
21 ROTC awards at West Virginia U
Morgantown June 4 Twenty one members of the Class of 1951 at West Virginia University have been named distinguished military graduates. Four graduates including Earl Sharp of Charleston will receive commissions as second lieutenants in the Regular Army. Other honorees include Murray Blake Lewisburg Joseph Cain Big Bend Robert Crookehacks Hico Jamies O Holliday Omar Michael O'Brien Anawalt Donald G Burford and James R Ellison of Charleston. Selection based on scholar ship average leadership ability and military bearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Earl Sharp
Charleston
Murray Blake
Lewisburg
Joseph Cain
Big Bend
Robert Crookehabks
Hico
Jamies
O. Holliday
Omar
Michael O’brien
Anawalt
Donald G. Burford
James R. Ellison
Samuel Roth
Lightning damages state police radio network on Lens Creek Mountain
A lightning strike during a thunderstorm at 5:30 p.m. crippled the State Police radio transmission line on Lens Creek Mountain. Emory Wright, chief engineer, said South Charleston headquarters could contact nearby cars, but the normal range of 40,425 miles was unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetver
Lens Creek Mountain
Emory Wright
South Charleston
Ill Health Ends Man's Life in Farmington
Acting Coroner H. F. Hamilton says Allan Croston, 87, shot himself at his Farmington home today. Family members report long illness and years of declining health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
H. F. Hamilton
Allan Croston
Hamilton
Croston
Three Injured After Early Morning U S 60 Crash East of London
An early morning crash on U S 60 about two miles east of London hospitalized three men. Thomas A. Mitchell 37 Mt. Pleasant Harold Jesse Woodford 30 Smithfield and Mason Beckett 26 Crab Orchard sustained injuries including a broken ankle head cuts facial and rib injuries. Mitchell drove the eastbound Woodford car which collided head on with Beckett’s vehicle around 6 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Rt
London
B. F. White
Chelyan State Police Detachment
Thomas A. Mitchell
Mt. Pleasant
Harold Jesse Woodford
Smithfield
Mason Beckett
Crab Orchard
Mitchell
Woodford
Beckett
White
U S Denies Red Report on Japanese Troops Aid
Washington reports State Department denounces Russian Tass dispatches claiming Japanese soldiers aid UN forces in Korea. Press Officer Michael J. McDermott recalls denying a similar report earlier and notes Russia may revive the claim for its own reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
State Department
United Nations
Korea
Michael J. McDermott
Tass
Shanghai
Isso
Montgomery Student Graduates From Traphagen in New York
Miss Le Nore Rashid of Montgomery West Virginia completes the spring term at the Traphagen School of Fashion New York City. She majors in costume design and illustration and will show her work in the school's 28th annual exhibition featuring all phases of fashion design and illustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Traphagen
New York
le Nore Rashid
Mitchell Rashid
W. Va
Traphagen School of Fashion
Residents Back Dunbar Paving Approved by Council
A Dunbar city meeting held to hear protests on 25th Street paving saw five of six councilmen present. Nearly all property owners approved a 24 foot concrete street with two inlets and a manhole at an estimated $3.85 per front foot, despite objections for cheaper blacktop. Final approval expected later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Icity
25Th St
Pesre
Frank Scipia
Four West Virginians to receive Cornell degrees
Four southern West Virginians will receive degrees at Cornell Universitys 83d annual commencement on June 11. Luther C. Houchins and Lewis N. Thomas, both of Charleston, receive science in industrial relations and civil engineering degrees respectively. Phyllis J. Overholt of Marlinton earns a bachelor of science in home economics. John S. Baker of Sweet Springs, Monroe County, earns the degree of doctor of veterinary medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itwaca
N. Y
West
House OKs Gold Star Button Provision for Families
The House passed a bill to provide gold star lapel buttons for families of servicemen in World War I or Korea. The Defense Department would issue the buttons to widows and parents, while other family members may buy them at a nominal charge.
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House
Washington
Senate
Department of Defense
State Law Clerk, Wife Earn Richmond Degrees
A Charleston West Virginia couple Arthur C. Carey and wife Mary Kathryn Jarrett Carey earned degrees at the University of Richmond last night, first such pair in the school’s memory. Both have passed the West Virginia State Bar and practice as attorneys, with Mrs. Carey serving as a law clerk in the West Virginia attorney general’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Charleston
W. Va
University of Richmond
Arthur C. Carey
Mary Kathryn Jarrett Carey
Careys
West Virginia State Bar
Buckalew to Speak at Charleston Exchange Luncheon
Buckalew, Morris Harvey College business manager and vice president elect, will address the Charleston Exchange Club luncheon at the Ruffner Hotel on Thursday. He will discuss Modern Shibboleths after a career starting in 1938 and a professorship in business administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Buckalew
Morris Harvey College
Charleston Exchange Club
Ruffner Hotel
Buckalew
Morris Harvey
Busine
Aim
Louisville
College Alur Association
R. F. Baker
Charloste
Downton
W. Va
Charleston
West Virginia So State Road Commission
American Society of Civil Engineers
Ats Bakers
Trooper Burner Recalled to Active Duty by Navy
State Police Superintendent W. E. Burchett announced Trooper E. O. Burner of Princeton was recalled to active duty with the U S Navy effective June 18. Burner has served with the department since 1945 and will remain at his post until next Monday. he holds the rank of lieutenant in the Naval Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burner
Navy State Police
W. ‘E. Burchett
E. O. Burner
Princeton
U. S. Navy
Department
Naval Reserve
Garnet Student Wins National Scholastic-Ansco Award
Samuel Chappelle, Gar net High School Charleston West Virginia, wins second prize in the still life division of the fifth annual Scholastic Ansco photography contest. His display, first shown in Charleston, travels to Rockerfeller Plaza with 150 prints. Entries totaled 18 400 from 44 regions. Winners to be featured in Scholastic Magazine and Modern Photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet
New York
Samuel Chappelle
Garnet High School
Charleston
W. Va
Ansco
Chappelle
Diamond
Rockerfeller Plaza
Scholastic Magazine
Modern Photography
Span Car Driver Hurt In Wheeling Accident
Police totaled up a traffic crash where an auto struck a bridge in Wheeling. The driver, Robert Cain, 24, suffered a fractured elbow. Bridge damage was estimated at 1000 dollars and the car owner faced a 700 dollar repair bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Robert Cain
Heat Wave Eases in West Virginia
West Virginia faced a brief cooling spell as Charleston topped 35 degrees yesterday after three days above 90. Forecasters predict a cooler, cloudy day with a high near 75 and a low around 55. The piece also offers Bureau of Health tips for staying cool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard R. Workman
West Virginia
Charleston
Prosecutor Seeks Warrant in Detroit Jewel Thief Slaying
Wayne County prosecutors seek a murder warrant against ex convict Giachino Baccolla 54 alias Berraca and an unidentified accomplice for the gangland killing of Detroit jeweler Albert Swartz. FBI hunted the pair for days. Slaying tied to obstructing justice ahead of a Chicago federal trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Wayne County
Albert Swartz
Giachino
Jack) Baccolla
Berraca
Swartz
Baccolla
FBI
Shvartz
Chicago
Pedestrian Dies After Hit and Run on State Rt. 10
Logan report states Keenis Wait 37 of Chapmanville dies after being struck while walking with his 1 year old brother Crit Hall on State Rt. 10. Ralph Casey 27 of Mount Gay arrested on hit and run and manslaughter charges. police chief Varney reports damage to Casey vehicle.
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Logan
Keenis Wait
Chapmanville
Crit Hall
G. T. Davis
Ralph Casey
Mount Gay
Casey
Harold Varney
Varney
Woman to Speak at 4-H Leaders Banquet in Glenville
Miss Emmie Nelson of Chicago national committee on boys and girls will address 4 H leaders recognition banquet here Wednesday. Nelson will be brought here by West Virginia State College extension twice.
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Emmie Nelson
Chicago
National Committee On Boys and Girls
Nelson
West Virginia State College Extension
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Magic Valley Jamboree
Zcato Smuto Npeaka
WeeHs—Auil
Jenny
Hnl Gardner
WCHB
CBS
ABC
Atual
I2ie
Boston
Wesenoteier Brewing CO
Shol Cre
Wvh
Wewss
WGRY
Lorenza Vores
Perlia
Brée Sear Pinelle
Bi Jo
Spark
Wan Ees
Massey
WGEY
Farrell Lal Re
Bop Crosby
RNA
Jack A&rMstrobs
Gabriel Restter
Ganriel Heatter
News of the World
WonSsoward
R. Murrow, Weip—Fultop Lewis, Jr
Biutual Newareel
Mystery Theacer
Wenas
Rnler
Monte Cristo
Morité
Wrip
Carmen Dragon
Heil Henry
Mountain Mission
John Steele
Bob Hope
Fibver McGee
Molly
WSAZ
Huntington
Garry Moore
Sheila Graham
Yesterye
Miaida's Kitchen
Kate Smith Shaw
Hawkins Falls
Pandanile Petr
Heesary
Star Theater
Fireside Theater
Circle
Ted Mack
Charlie
Wid
Man Against Crime
Weatherbird
Chesapeaks & Potomac Telephone Company of
Member
Federal Deposit. Insurance Corporation
Cornell
Ie Simimer
Bi. Phese
Opyorita
Radio Tre
McClung & Morgan
D Street
Frankenberger’s
Margaret Frank
Manse Frankenberger
Frankenberger
Vatican
Marshall McNeer & CO
Davidson
New York Hospital
potentAélan
Parasma
Ohen
AML
Oheine
ASMA
B.V.D
Manent
Margaret Frei
Simee
Saise “Beneck “Co.n
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