Television Schedule Fragment Reflects Busy Saturday Lineup
A dense OCR of a Saturday TV schedule lists many programs with times and channel numbers including Popeye, Lassie, Bonanza, Perry Mason, Gunsmoke, and advanced features. Notable items include The Belmont Stakes coverage, Batched sports like Major League Baseball, Bowling, and Wrestling, plus classic films and late night theatre.
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Museum of Science
Casey Jones
Shari. Lewis
the Saturday News
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Freedom Foundation
Jeffs Collie
Highway Patrol
University of Buffalo
Dial 999
Harbor Command
Ernie Kovacs
Lawrence Welk
Alan Ladd
Ray Kearns
Beast
Corry’s thriving merchants invest in consistent ads
Leaf through our pages to see Corry’s growing business scene. Advertisers of all sizes stay visible by maintaining steady ad campaigns across days.
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Corry
Weekly TV Highlights on Channels 7 and 4
A digest of prime time picks including Walt Disney Presents on Sunday with Disney land ’61 and Olympic Elk, Ed Sullivan Show guests Tammy Grimes and Roberta Peters, James Michener’s Adventures in Paradise, Stage 7 film killers, The Early Show and The Sun Comes Up, The Courtship of Andy Hardy, The Steel Hour Famous, Hawaiian Eye detective tale, On the Pole Indy 600 focus, 77 Sunset Strip and Way Out, and The Roaring 20s Royal Tour with a visiting prince incognito and a Brooklyn gal.
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Channel 4
Ed Sullivan
Tammy Grimes
Xavier Cugat
Abbe Lane
Roberta Peters
Eichmann
Chet Huntley
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canisius College Forum
Jack Benny
Candia
Winston Churchill
New
Lee Weatha
Award
Huh
Mark Twain
Charles Poth
Starlight Theatre
Journal TV Section Full Schedule Wraps Week on Four Channels
Seven days coverage across four channels with a dense lineup. Highlights include Sunday night favorites such as Wagon groupings, The Christophers, Lassie, Maverick, and Lawman, plus news, talk, and sports. A closing note promises you never have to guess with complete home Journal TV coverage.
TV Schedule Snapshot From a 1950s Station
A dense list of daily programming details across hours from 6:30 to 11:30 PM. It names shows such as Wild multiepisode lineups including Sunrise, Gun characters like Rin Tin Tin, The Price Is Right, General Hospital era staples, and news segments. This schedule captures era programming and broadcaster practice with multiple children's, variety, drama, and news slots.
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Mrs. North
Bob
the Guiding Light
NBC News
Meet the Millers
ABC News
Miss Brooks
Loretta Young
Art Linkletter
Young Dr. Malone
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Your Journal
Handy
Hotel
Mosphere
Walter Keslar
Hotel Corry
Joseph Whyte
Carry Evening Journal
Classified Ad Department
Channel 7
Walt Disney Presents
James Michener
Skip Homeier
Jan Sterling
Alan Young
John Harrington
Jeanette MacDonald
Lloyd Nolan
Lassie Lassie
Young Boy
Death House
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Andy Hardy
Mickey Rooney
Ann Rutherford
Donna Reed
William Lundigan
Lewis Stone
Andy
Judge Hardy
Eddie Albert
Dolores Gray
Stephen Vincent Benet
Hawaiian Eye
Tracy Steele
Ann Robinson
Robert
Brent Maverick
Colbert
Sunset Strip
Rex
Kathleen Widdoes
Prince
Alex Davion
Brooklyn Gal
Midge Ward
Sacred Heart
Christophers
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Call Carry TV Cable Co
Jansen’s Store
North Center Street
the Journal
WGR - TV
Wben - TV
Wkbw - TV
Wicu - TV
Continental Classroom
Today
Buffalo A. M
Rise Wn’ Shine
Debbie Drake
Daddy
Hollywood
Cochise
Chips
Jack Mah
CBS News
Cheyenne
Pete and
Gladys
Wells Fargo
Buddy
Danny Thomas
Whispering Smith
Hennesey
Barbara Stanwyck
Peter Gunn
June Allyson
Hoo
Scudda Hay
Jack Paar
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