Emergency Radio Schedule Flash for Tonite
A dense list records emergency radio programs and station tunings across many channels from 5:05 PM to 1:00 AM. It lists call letters, anchor names, news and sports desks, PlM times, and special features including Platter Party and Midnight Flight style segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KARC
Beardsley Kei Seleek
Kili —Brob
Fae
Morrow Wrc
Cochemis Corner
KAROC
Bill Stern
Thomas Kna
CL Alcott
Paul Cel Meard
William Winter
Pat Rikhep
KILJI
KNX
Tom Tlarmon Kruc
George McLain
KEIT
Shaw Knn
Cochenvs
Go Plom
Karc—Vandercovok
Kimi-E. Petersen
Gabriel Theatter
Clete Roberts
Reuc World and County News
WNN
Tom Thanlon
KRBUC
Sports Desk
Epost
KWH
Idilies Pisher
Lowell Thomas
Kruch
Cochenls Corner
KRBVC
Maurice Johnson
Kare Wall St. Pinal
Ghee
Tloene
Tinneer Kilt
Virgil Pinkley
KNN
Anies
Andy War
Paul Masterson
Wild —Tayes
Kabc- Yreat
KFT
KRII
Art Baker
Wabc—Morena
Cgodfres
Wrbvch
Masterson
Pibber Meter
Molly
KRABC
Tom Baxter
Heath Music
Rbuc—World Bible Society
TV Programs for Tonite and Late Night Schedule
A cluttered listing outlines tonight’s TV lineup from 6:00 to 11:45 with multiple channels and programs. Highlights include Westerns like Range Rider and Annie Oakley, variety shows such as Steve Allen and Johnny Carson, news segments, sports, and cartoons, plus movies and serials scheduled across the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Carson
Marton
Steve Donovan
Marshall T
Studio
Mail Bag thank you for 1955 56 fundraising drive
Corona Daily notes gratitude for cooperation during the 1955 1956 fundraising campaign. The drive surpassed 12500 dollars toward a 13500 dollar goal, with contributions still arriving after the official close. Drive Chairman TIARRIS KIFSER closes with appreciation.
Santa Fe Drops $9 Today As Oil Stock Tops 1000
A volatile New York market featured sharp gains and losses. Superior Oil of California jumped to $1020 a share, up $80 to become the highest priced stock since Coca Cola International at $975 bid. Santa Fe fell to 152, down 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Superior Oil of
California
Coca- Cola International
Santa Fe
County Seals Campaign Reports $13,884 Raised for Tuberculosis Fight
Mrs. Ida J. Field announces Riverside Christmas Seal campaign income reached 13 884.68 toward a 38 500 minimum goal from 6 494 donors. She notes many letters remain and that donations per person are rising though overall response lags behind last year, as higher X ray costs and TB services demand growth support continued fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida J. Field
Riverside
Field
Tuberculosis Association
1953 Miss U S A Jackie Loughery now Ellen Avery
Paramount Studios announces Jackie Loughery, Miss United States 1953, will use the stage name Ellen Avery as she takes a role in a new film. The change follows her Miss title and marks her acting debut under a new screen name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.A
Hollywood
Jackie Loughery
United States
Ellen Avery
Paramount Studios
Georgia Chief Justice criticizes murder trial TV coverage
Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice W H Duckworth, head of the state chief justices, denounces live murder trial telecasts as excessive while defending press rights. In Texas, Waco Judge D W Bartlett approves continued TV coverage of Harry Washburn's explosive murder trial, saying the cameras aid progress without harming court dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Suprem Court
W. H. Duckworth
Georgia Supreme Court
Waco
Texas
Harry Washburn
Houston
D. W. Bartlett
Times
EV Camigras
Peivsic
Kwtx-Tv
Churchill opposes Soviet visit to England after harsh remarks
In a Woodford Conservative meeting Churchill assailed Soviet Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev over a Far East tour. He said Britain may reconsider inviting Soviet leaders to visit next April and called Khrushchev's Burma remarks a surprising spectacle the government will study before allowing any visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
Rvetiring
Woodford
England
Churchill
Great Britain
Bulganin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Far East
Burma
Woman Wins 64000 On The 64 000 Question
Dr Joyce Brothers aged 28 a psychologist wins 64000 on CBS The $64000 Question after answering a boxing question spanning from ancient Rome to the modern ring. She becomes the second contestant in the show's history to claim the top prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joyce Brothers
Rome
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Tonite
Nn Nan
Wnx—Tepn
Ernie Wet
Wisi
Maine
AOVE
Klep
Caldersteeve
IKMN
WARIO
Sound Mirror
KTP Courunty Chest
Kibt
Arigeton
Pulton Lewis, Jr
Po P.M
Karbch-Welk Orchestra
Richfield
Cidorge Crowell
Oweloek
Hsfen Ore
Oss P.M
Karch Science of
Joy Forever Inn
Wenneally
Perera
Lew
Wheeler Knn
AL Poska
Shaw Keele
WNX
Tlanton
Nieh
Mden P. MA
Maate
Telivwoedt Musie
Rte
Tom Hanlon
Wi P.M. Karca
Rourke
Kiel
Range Rider
Mickey Mouse Club
Western Theater
Capt
Jet
Boston
Blackie
Jaeck Tatham T—Wild Bill Slickels
Cartoon Express
W—Baxter Ward
Weather
Pollay
Hammion
W—Coodwin
Garton Sports Y Doughes Edwards I
Ikrca Wapers
Preston
Yukon
Jack Latham
Cgeorge Putnam
News
O— Weathervine
Dinah Shoreh
Lone Ringer
h--Tans CC
Anderson F
H— Telefilm
Drang Ine
Vivian
Our Star Playhouse
Ford Priester
Goa
Pe Tarry Owens
yeClete Tiehberts
Peberging
Pera Phobia
Vter World News
Winnl l
Hes Tatl
Mary Tord Poo
Putnam She Heek
Tiermann and
Sporta Sfeeanture Ibnte
Steve Allen
Tloodtreksoon Wheeler
Bob Cummings
Groucho Marx
Phackie
4—Movie Museum
Corona Daily Rdallehrentz
J.C. Hammond
South Main Street
Corona, Calif
Mr. Hammona
Tiarris Kifser
Drive
Superior Oil
Santa
Plymouth
James Motors
Puch and
Bell TV
PRICE
Corona
Calif
James
DODGE
West Sixth ‘St
Justice Raps TV
sVagie
Wise
Ag F
Giar Box
Oo Ruarg
KERN
Phil
W. Sixth ST
Caroma
Gerber’s
Nabisco
Armour’s Crescent
Tangerines
Armour’s Star
Cello
Swanson
Audie Murphy
Hell and
Lex Barker
Bitter Ridge
Arlington
Walt Disney’s
THE
Matador
Maureen O’hara
Anthony Quinn
PVA Ues
Cartoon Carnival
Sat
Sen
Eric Fleming
Walter Brooke
George Montgomery
Optimist Club of Corona
America
Corona High School