Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Various Programs
A sequential listing of radio and TV program slots across CBS NBC and local stations detailing news shows dramas comedies music and sports. Notable items include The Lone Ranger Mario Lanza Show Steve Allen Show Armstrong News and Weather segments plus late night features and film features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe-Cbs Network
Abe-Mba-East Kiddies
Abo-Mbs-West
Nbe
Cbs
Nbe Waxworks
Cba
Abee
Abe
Mbs
Cbs Evening
Musicland USA
Cbs Op Guy
Bob & Ray
F.B.L
Mario Lanza
Cbs Newsstand
Abe Steve Allen
Armed Forces Review
Cbe
Cbe Abe
Nets
Abe Lincoln Out As FDR and HST Arrive at Chicago Convention
At Convention Hall Chicago reporters describe the setup for the Democratic National Convention. Democrats replace GOP décor and install TV camera locations, bunting, large Roosevelt and Truman portraits, and extra seating to handle 1,230 delegates.
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Abe Lincoln
HST
Convention
Chicago
M. E. Thayer
Thayer
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Underwear Collector Admits Killing Foster Mother
Paris Texas youth Ward Wenger 20 in FBI custody after admitting the hammer slaying of Marie Wenger 47 in Astoria Oregon. He told police I am guilty and later claimed the car was stolen while authorities described the motive as unknown and noted the suspect had underwear and clippings in the vehicle.
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Paris
Tex
Ward Wenger
FBI
Curtis Lemon
Clarksville
Marie Wenger
Astoria
Ore
Lemon
Wenger
OPS to Discharge Half of Employes
The Office of Price Stabilization prepared pink discharge slips to be issued by August 1. OPS will cut its Washington staff from 2,500 to about 1,870 and field office staff from 9,500 to about 4,050. About 30 percent of the enforcement staff will also be dropped.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Congress
Fayetteville Man Nets First Ace at Local Golf Course
Fayetteville resident M. J. Soffe scored his first ace on a 140 yard par three at Akima golf course Sunday. He used a number two iron to hole out from about six feet, while playing with his wife and visiting friends.
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Fayetteville
Aktima
M. J. Soffe
Sofe
Southern Industry Heads Continue Problem Debate
Southern leaders of industry gathered for the 33rd annual Southern Industrial Relations Conference in Blue Ridge North Carolina. John C. Strickland of Stockham Valves spoke on foremen’s human relations and a panel followed. attendees toured the Biltmore Estate and Mt. Mitchell with Dr. J Douglas Brown due to speak on the philosophy of industrial relations. Previous day’s talks urged adapting to changes in worker behavior since 1933 and emphasized workers’ desire for inquiry and proof alongside authority.
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Blue Ridge
N. C
John C. Strickland
Birmingham
Ala
Stockham Valves and Fittings, Inc
Biltmore Estate
Asheville
Mt. Mitchell
J. Douglas Brown
Princeton University
J. D. Hensley
Dallas
Tex
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Hensley
Milton E. Mumblow
Detroit
General Motors Corp
R. C.S. Young
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Tar Heel Press Members End Convention Schedule Tonight
North Carolina editors close three day meeting with barbecue at Boone and outdoor Horn in the West performance hosted by Watauga Democrat. Southern Appalachian Historical Association backing event as Hugh Morton tours and a Grandfather Mountain trip concluded daytime sessions.
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Blowing Rock
N. C
North Carolina Press Association
Boone
Watauga Democrat
Southern Appalachian Historical Association
Hugh Morton
Linville
Wilmington
Grandfather Mountain
Association Pre
Air Force admits sighting clues as saucer reports rise
Dayton Ohio AP The Air Force acknowledged that witnesses really see something when saucer reports surface and that some unexplainable objects have radar trackings at speeds up to two thousand mph. Commander E J Ruppelt says radar has logged fast unidentified objects with 1000 cases studied and a breakdown of causes including meteors balloons birds hoaxes and unexplained sightings.
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Dayton, O
Air Force
E. J. Ruppelt
Bluebook
Ruppelt
North Carolina Democratic posts open after Cobb resignation
Miss Beatrice Cobb, North Carolina Democratic National Committeewoman for 18 years, will not seek reelection. Jonathan Daniels, current national committeeman, considered a bid to succeed himself. Possible candidates include Mrs. Charlie Craven and Mrs. B. B. Everett for Cobb’s post, with Doughton and Cherry named as others for Daniels.
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Morganton
N. C
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Beatrice Cobb
Jonathan Daniels
Charlie Craven
Charlotte
B. B. Everett
Palmyra
Robert A. Doughton
R. Gregg Cherry
Daniels
Doughton
Cherry
Chicago
Strike Hits 1500 Workers At Landis Mills In North Carolina
Fifteen hundred non union employees at Linn and Corridor Mills in Landis strike over missing vacation bonuses. Corridor workers quit after first pay period without bonus. Linn workers joined in solidarity. Union organizers from Textile Workers Union of America swing into action with hundreds signing cards as mills cite insufficient profits. Corridor employs about 900. Linn about 600 workers.
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Salisbury
N. C
Linn and
Corridor
Landis
Nual
Linn
South
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
Concord
Kannapolis
Greensboro Couple Charged With Home Lottery Racket
Greensboro police charged Mr. George Edward Blanton Jr and his wife Edna Jean Newsom with operating a home lottery racket. The couple from Starmount Forest appeared before a magistrate. bonds were set at 5000 and 1000. Authorities say the operation extended across Greensboro and neighboring cities. Lottery tickets, slot machines, pistols, and cash were seized at the Blanton home.
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Greensboro
George Edward Blanton Jr
Starmount Forest
Blanton
Edna Jean Newsom
King
J. E. Paschal
William Donovant
Blanton House
Government lifts wholesale price controls on spirits
Washington officials announced removal of wholesale price controls on all distilled spirits sold in bulk including rum brandy gin and neutral spirits. OPS said the move will not raise retail prices as shelves remain well stocked and bulk whisky controls had been loosened recently.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Government Seeks New Markets After Defense Shift
Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer announced an immediate survey of potential replacement markets to prevent demand slack as defense production eases in mid-1953. The Commerce Department economists and the Committee for Economic Development will complete the study by January 1, 1953 to aid business in shifting to new markets.
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Washington
U. S
Charles Sawyer
Commerce Department
Committee For Economic Development
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
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Utilities Company
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Finance
Dewey
Taft
Senator Vandenberg
Ohio
Bricker
Bryan
Fdr
Los Angeles
Wemy-Tv
Eddie Arnold
We the People
Playhouse of Stars
Theater
Forrest Covington
WBTV
Dorothy Masterson
Howdy Doody
Junior Rancho
Willie Wonderful
Arthur Murray
Groucho Marx
Winston Road
Lyle Talbot
Hugh Beaumont
Buleluott
Tar Heel Press
A. D. Holt
University of Tennessee
Galeries
Tim
Tim Host
Richard Martin
Linda Douglas
RKO
Jack Schwart Productions
Mber Jory
Double Featur
Evelyn Keys
Killer
New York Area
Louis Hayward
Patricia Medina
Lady and the Bandit
Miss Cobb
Morganton News-Herald
Leo Gorcey
Sowery Boys
Huntz Hall
Virginia Hewitt
Donald Mackrid
Little Rascals
Omem
Divay Ky Grayson - Skelton
Keel Marge
Ame Waller
Joe Joe Gane
Wild Bill Elliott
Waco
Robert Taylor
Devil
S Doorway
Arcwoale
Francis
Coming Sunday Paramount
Midway Theatre
Tokty En
ABC
WMFER
Wmfr-Fm
Big Jon and
Sparkie
Chuck Foster Orchestra
Royal Triton Baseball
Sports Review
Quincy Howe
The
Lone Ranger
the Lone Ranger
John Daly News
Eddie Fisher
Serenade
Edison Orchestra
Hotel
Sports Page
Skyline Patro
Skyline Patrol
A. M
Captain Stubby
Phil Rizzuto
John T. Flynn
Faye Wilson
Whpe-Fm
Nicks
Nick's
Bostic
Hi-Tome
Sports Spotlight
Bill Hackney
Hank Thompson
Alarm Clock Club
News Bulletins Alarm Clock Club
Martin Agronsky
Space Patrol
Farm & Home Hour
Farm & Home Hour At Ease
Eddie Fish
At Ease
Cote Glee Club
Frank
Jackson Frank and
Jackson
Convention City
Pan American Union
Lone Pine Mountaineers
ABC Late News
Convention City International
WMFR
F.B.I
Paramount
Woody Woodpecker
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