TV Programs on Charleston Gazette June 12 1956
TV lineup lists Cheyenne The Outlander Sgt Bilko Marshal Earp The Thread H R 8438 Stay on Stranger and The Twisted Cross with channel and time details for 6:30 to 10:30 pm including a Yugoslav teen search for home and a Kentucky mountain school founder tale.
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The
Charleston Gazette
Marshal Earp
Noose
Yugoslavia
America
Alice Lloyd
Kentucky
Adolf Hitler
Tuesday Note Colorcasters Matinee and Evening Schedule
A condensed list of TV and radio programs with times for colorcast matinees and evening shows including Captain Kangaroo World Turns Johnny Carson Houseparty Arthur Godfrey Big Payoff Strike It Rich Bob Crosby Show Guiding Light Sheriff of Tombstone Art Linkletter range and Silvers Navy Red Skelton 64 000 Question Do You Trust Your Wife News Sports and Sign Off.
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Johnny Carson
Arthur Godfrey
Big Payaff
Bob Crosby
Tomor
Guiding Light
Tombstone
Art Linkletter
Douglas Edwards
Range Rider
Phil Silvers
Navy
Guy Lombardo
Red Skelton
TV Schedule Highlights From A Busy Afternoon
The listing shows a sequence of programs including Tennessee Ernie, The Serpent's Tooth, Parson's Study, and popular comedies like I Married Joan and My Little Margie. Notable times feature 7:00 start and 4:00 to 5:00 blocks with various dramas and light entertainment.
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Joan
Margie
Aunt Dru
Television Schedule Fragments Highlight Daylong Lineup
A fragmented TV schedule lists programs across the day including News Weather Sports and various shows such as The Outlander Wyatt Earp Danny Thomas The Amazing Mr Beecham and Queen for a Day interleaved with matinees and late-night features across multiple time blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace
Iprie Reynolds
John
Trent
Mr. “Beecham
Cecil Parker
Matthews
Rocky Jones
Mickey Mouse
John Daly
Wyatt Earp
Danny Thomas
Ennis Ovacs
Kolfea Klub
Joan
Pilm Focus
Circle Six Ranch
Daddy
Radio Highlights From S of Sent n Denzil News
A scheduling snippet shows UP at 2 30 Mage Valley Jamboree followed by 9 00 Breakfast Club and 10 00 Arthur Godfrey Weekday My True Homemaker segment.
Six West Virginians: UVA Class Graduates Six WV Students
Six West Virginia students at the University of Virginia were recently graduated. Anné Turner Gray earned a bachelor of science in nursing. Frederick Hugh Blostermeyer, bachelor of law. Sally Anne Hexrode, bachelor of science in nursing. Charles Marion U lobban, bachelor of laws. William Walker, bachelor of science in commerce. Charles Edwin Hud dle Jr., bachelor of arts. All are from Charleston Marlinton Alderson.
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Charlottesville
Commodity Center Openings Announced in St Albans
The St Albans Commodity Center at 516 Drew St opens to Pittmmam and Kanawha counties on June 15 16 and 18. Rev Herbert Lambert of the St Albans Ministerial Assn says call Thelma Holstein at Parkway 7 1390 for details. The center is sponsored by the Ministerial Assn and Federated Services of St Albans.
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St. Albans
Drew St
Pittmmam
Kanawha
Herbert Lambert
Ministerial Assn
Lambert
Thelma Holstein
The
Federated Services of
University of Pennsylvania Holds 200th Commencement
Two Charleston and Wheeling students will graduate Wednesday at the 200th annual commencement of the University of Pennsylvania. Charles S. Hoffman of 4002 Noyes Ave earns a master of business administration and Robert C. Bornmann of 913 Grant St receives a doctor of medicine.
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Philadelphia
Charleston
W. Va
University of Pennsylvania
University
Charles S. Hoffman
Noyes Ave
Robert C. Bornmann
Grant St
22 Million Miles Of Safety Cab Drivers Fear Lane Jumpers
Thirty three of the nation’s safest taxicab drivers arrived in Washington for a Plymouth sponsored contest. In a questionnaire they condemn lane jumpers and bumper riders, noting their 834 years and 22 million miles without an accident. They discuss defensive driving and the need for calm concentration.
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Arthur Edson Washington
Plymouth People
Michael
Zikuski
Capitol
Boyd Methodists Head to Youth Conference
Mrs. C. Oral Lowe and Mrs. W. B. Cantrell with 11 Boyd Memorial Christian Church youths left Sunday for Bethany College to attend the Youth Conference of Christian Churches. Attending youths include Mina Armstrong Gladys Mathews Jo Ann Perry Jackie Lemon Sue Matheny Sue Covert Stephen Clark Lowe Georgiana McCollam Shirley Shes Charlotte Lee and Jennie Rose Pianstei.
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C. Oral Lowe
W. B. Cantrell
Boyd Memorial Christian Church
Bethany
Youth Conference of Christian Churches
Bethany College
Mina .Armstrong
Gladys Mathews
Jo Ann Perry
Jackie Lemon
Sue Matheny
Sue Covert
Stephen Clark Lowe
Georgiana McCollam
Shirley Shes
Charlot*te Lee
Jennie Rose Piansteil
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Clay
Wyalett Earp
Danny - Thomas
Howard
Rumner
Harden Huddleston
Betty Bond
Glover
Don—Musis
Allan Abin
Dar Ui
Rose Roont
Farmers Wron
Pan Harvey
Wena Lida—Hants
Chris
Ray -Wiep
WMON
WCHS
WENA
WTIP
WOAW
WOAY
WKIC
WRON
Godfrey
woHsadie Fisher U15
Ben Sterners
Wvow
Bing Crosby
Grorlel Heatter
Wip
Morgan Beatty
WGEV
WCAW
Balidvox
Pirates
Redlegs
Omaha
Treasury Agent
WTIS
Dragnet
Boston
Buffieteria
Phillips
Edining Center
Kanawha City
Village Theatre
Virginia
U. of Pennsylvania
White House
Howard Pyle
Nixon
Mike Michael
Lowell
Mass
Joe Zikuski
Binghamton
N. Y
Sam Burlew
Topeka
Kan
Washington
Paul Comedy
Comedy
Burlew
Burrew
Oxford-Aire
Weave
Oxford
White
Schwabe-May’s
New York
Paersensasarse
Cadillac
Virginia Street
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