Evening Radio Listings From August 25, 1958 Broadcasts
The page lists hourly evening and morning radio program schedules for stations WKTY WKBH 1410 NBC WLCX 1498, detailing shows from 2:00 to 4:45 with hosts, news, weather, sports and music noted. Programs include sports, Morning Scores, Call for Coffee, Breakfast Club, Braves-Giants broadcasts, and various music and talk segments. The long list names multiple hosts such as Cedric Adams, Gordon Eaton, Lowell Thomas, Ed Murrow, Halsey Hall, Milo Knutson, Paul Harvey, and Bill Mann among others, across numerous time slots and daily serves aim to inform readers of station lineups.
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Milo Knutson Speece
Paul Harvey
Cedric Adams
Helen Trent
Wkeh Farm
R. Jo Happ
D. Moore
Burton
Juane Moore
Mus
Ma Perkins
Young Dr. Malone
Duane Moore
P. Buttram
Gray
Allen Gray
P. Young
R. M. Mat
Al’'s
Dr. Gentry
Braves-Giants
R. Merriman
Bill Mann
Ford R
Ford R. S
Merriman
Elm Grove police squad car fire ends test run
In Elm Grove Wisconsin a new station wagon for the police department burst into flames after hitting a 12 inch drop on a highway under construction. An officer escaped serious injury but the car was destroyed by fire. Buy Savings Bonds
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Elm Grove
Wis
Trolman
Free PAIN A LAY trial bottle advertised for sore gums
An old advertisement offers a free trial bottle of PAIN A LAY for sore gums caused by irritating false teeth or after tooth extraction. The dentist’s formula promises rapid relief and urges readers to visit their druggist today.
Antarctic Continent Size and First Exploration Facts
Uncle Rays Corner discusses questions about Antarctica from Charles Stuma. It notes the International Geophysical Year drawing 64 nations for an 18 month study. It states Antarctica spans about five and a half million square miles and had no native inhabitants when first explored by white men.
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Antarctic
Charles Stuma
Canada
Australia
Antarctica
Tips for Teens by Elinor Williams in La Crosse Tribune
A teenage advice page answers reader questions on handling unwanted attention, going steady, dating at home, and manners. It includes practical tips on ignoring unwanted advances, asking someone out, and dating at home to project respectability. Also includes brief science Q and A about the Arctic and Antarctic regions, plus editors notes promoting stamp collecting leaflets and dating manners tips.
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Elinor
Ans
Miss Williams
Uncle Ray
la Crosse Tribune
Elinor Williams
McNaught Synd., Inc
WHLA FM schedule highlights a full day of music and talk
WHLA FM 90.3 Megs lists a dense weekly program flow with segments such as Story Time Views of the News Weather Roundup and various concerts Morning Concert Homemakers Program Matinee Musicale and French Story. The timetable shows a mix of 5:00 to 4:30 blocks across Monday Tuesday with multiple news and music features.
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WCA
University Forum
The Importance of Feeling Inferior Book Condensation
A brief ad for a Reader's Digest condensation titled The Importance of Feeling Inferior. It claims the piece explains inferiority complexes with examples and steps to use the insight, promoting the September Digest and urging readers to buy at newsstands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Beynon Ray
Reader’s Digest
Waukon Man Killed In Car Crash
Waukon Iowa Thomas Mullaney 28 son of Mia T W Mullaney of Waukon was killed in an auto accident near Royalton Minnesota Thursday night Funeral services for the younger Thomas Mullaney were to be held at 9 am Monday at St Patrick s Catholic Church War kon Burial was to be in Mt Olivet Cemetery He was born November 29 1929 in Waukon and had been in the trucking business out of Minneapolis He is survived by his mother and three sisters Mary Patricia Riehle Des Moines Loretta Showers Cedar Rapids and Ellen Mullaney Cedar Rapids
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Waukon
Iowa
Thomas Mullaney
Mia
T. W. Mullaney
Royalton
Minn
Minneapolis
Thomas W. Mullaney
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Warkon
John B. McDonald
Mt. Olivet
Mary Patricia) Riehle
Des Moines
James
Loretta) Showers
Ellen Mullaney
Cedar Rapids
Classified help line ad urges readers to sign in
A public notice urges readers to use the classified columns to state needs and contact via Phone 2 8040 for expert assistance. The brief invites reader engagement and states a contact method for professional guidance.
Evening TV Guide Highlights Classic Episodes and News
WKBT schedules include The Magic Necklace kidnapping rescue by Superman at 5 p.m. and Living Story Book at 5:30. Late-night crime and mystery fare run on WKET and Channel 8 with Buckskin and The Pendulum, plus news deadlines and sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Olsen
Lois Lane
Tibet
Superman
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Socrates Miller
Jackie Cooper
People’s Choice
WKBT
San Francisco
Metropolitan Police
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Marika Wayne
Jenny LU
Harmon Younger
POS and
Harmon
Lulu
Moo
Page One
WBA Reunion
Ing. TM
Reg UG Pat. OF
Elmer
Lacrosse Tribune
Living Storybook
Farm Digest
Sports Report
Arthur Godfrey
WKTY
Wcco
CBS
WKBH
NBC
WLCX
Bank Ni
Braves
Giants
Spts
Pt. of Law
Gordon Eaton G. Eaton
Weather
Lowell Thomas D. Enroth
Mike Edw. R. Murrow
Wea
L. I
Amos
Amos ‘N' Andy
E. Sevareid
J. Nash
C. Adams
Halsey Hall
Starlite
5Oes
Mike
Farm Forum
Mkts
Weath
Milo Knutson
St. Revu
Stork
Rograms
Jim Hill
CBS Radio News
First Bank Notes
H. Viken
D. Enroth
Godfrey
Peter Mary H. Miller
Ford R.S
G.N. G
Serenad
Morgan Beatty Life and the
Wi News
Gr Groucho Nightline
Nightline
Nij
Lee Harley Lee
Harley E Har
Harley Lee Harley
Musical Clock Farm Digest
Don Miller
Ron Don Miller
Melody Corner
Melody C.; News
Lucky Seven Melody Corner
Lucky Seven Melody C
Department
Wes
Alving
Baxter
Uncle Ray’s
Arctic
Arctic Circle
Antarctic Circle
Antarctic Continent
Palmer Peninsula
South America
Cape Horn
Arctic Area
Jce
WHLA
Chewins Delicion
Spearmint
Cupid
Robin Hood
Timothy Cox
Mary Quartermain
Cochise
Tom Jeffords
Ronald Reagan
Nancy Davis
All-Star Theater
Lucy Ricardo
America
Lucy
Channel 8
Frontier Justice
Durango
Jody
Johann Fust
Peter Schoeffler
Geremany
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