Ozzie and Harriet and Sports Night on WKTV
WKTV airs this year's award show with the Chatter family and a comedy slot featuring Ozzie advising sons about reasonable favors. Tonight at 9, a 10 round middleweight bout Giuliani vs Martinez from Madison Square Garden airs as part of Cavalcade of Sports. Space Patrol plots on Harriet Hilliard and the boys follow, with Buzz Corry restoring order in the episode on WKTY at 9:30 and 1 a.m.
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David
Ricky
WKTV
Ozzie
Space Patrol
Mercury
Bizzare
Neo- Hollywood
Buzz Corry
Harriet Hilliard
WKTY
Ozzie and
Harriet
Radio Schedule Big 1952 Weekend Listing
A dense radio broadcast lineup daily featuring WKTY WKBH and many stations with varied programs from matinees and fights to news and music. Notable entries include Space Patrol Eddie Fisher Guy Lombardo and Modern hour blocks with Night Watchman and News segments.
Answer to Question No 1 on Divorce and Education
Albert Edward Wigg discusses social trends noting divorces rise but marriages rise too and that 200000 divorces a year are a great evil. He urges building schools and training teachers to avoid child schooling shortages and crime costs, citing President Walters of the University of Cincinnati and Dr Spock. He invites readers to contact the National Citizens' Committee on Public Education.
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Walters
University of Cincinnati
National Citizens’ Committee On Public
W. 45Th St
New York
Ity
Radio Schedule and Mental Health Note From 1952
WHLA FM broadcast daily programs from 6 PM to 11 PM with varied music and news slots. A closing paragraph discusses child development, stating neglect or harsh treatment risks later personality issues and cites affection and fear shaping lifelong behavior, attributed to John F. Dille Co. 1952.
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John F. Dille Co
Dorothy Lamour Sarongs Spark Panty Raid Anecdotes
NEW YORK The notion of coeds raiding for unmentionables is old hat to Dorothy Lamour. Paramount says several hundred of her sarongs fill college rooms, servicemen quarters and even museums. One sarong reputedly rests in the Smithsonian. During World War II many sarongs were auctioned to fund Bond drives. A Texan reportedly paid 397,850 dollars for one garment.
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New York
Dorothy Lamour
Paramount Pictures
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Praying Mantises and Their Mysterious Habits
In Uncle Ray's Corner the article muses on mantises, noting their prayer like stance, hunting speed, and legends about Mecca facing prayer. It covers their biology, size two to three inches, winged bodies, and global diversity, including rare sightings in Indiana. It also mentions mantises’ fierce fights within their own species and their place in nature scrapbooks.
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Mecca
Mohammed
Canada
United States
Indiana
Tropics
Mexico and the Mexicans leaflet offer free by mail
A newspaper advertises a free leaflet titled Mexico and the Mexicans that explores Mexican people and ancient Aztecs. Readers are invited to request the pamphlet by enclosing a stamped self addressed envelope and mailing it to Uncle Ray in care of the paper.
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Mexico
Uncle Ray
Radio Spotlight Highlights Friday Comedy Shifts to Brewing Co Sponsor
Bob and Ray will headline the 7:30 p.m. Friday comedy show on WKBH with a Brewing Co sponsorship starting next week while Mario Lanza continues his Friday 8:00 p.m. operatic and popular music slot. The 4-H Club National Camp coverage comes via National Farm and Home Hour at 12:45 p.m. tomorrow with Everett Mitchell interviewing campers, and a full regional highlights summary airs on the 10:00 p.m. newscast with Nelson’s son.
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Grand Cent
Hayshakers
Treasury
Cedric Adams
Larry Haeg
Pan Am
Big City
City Hospital
Wash
Musicana
Roseland Ballr
Capitol Cloakroom
Downhomers
Roseland
Roseland Ballrm
USA
Army Band
Navy Hour Housewives Pr.l
Harmony Rangers
Treas
News United
Nations
Screen Guild
Gene Autry
Tarzan
Tarzan News News
Robert Q. Lewis
Shamrock
Millie
Gangbusters
Serenade In
ABC News
Edric Adams
Fred
Night Watchman
Eddie Fisher
Wisconsin
Homemakers
March of Medicine
Social Security
Cooper Union Forum
Chicago
Bob and
Ray
WKBH
The
Brewing Co
Mario Lanza
Wkbh-Nbc
Lanza
4-H Club
Washington
National Farm
NBC
Everett Mitchell
Nelson
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JET Racers
Hobby Headquarters
Speedee-Bilt Planes
Harriet Hilliard & Boys
Callisto
Graff
Chris
Joan
McKee
Ernie Busan
Avd Lem
Fater
Tsee 400
Maam Lore
Daven 2
Fantia
Mrs. Ruggles
Byrde Phoese Byrdes
Hazel
Sir Walter Raleigh
Champion
Ste 10
WLCX
Lci
Lone Ranger
Rich. H. Diamond
Rich. Diamond
FBI
Ozzie & Harriet
Mr. D. A
Llette
Gillette
Guy Lombardo
Allan Jackson
Beulah Jack Smith Club
Murrow
Adams
Texas Rangers
Bob & Ray
Green Hornet
Wild Bill Hickok
Fulton Lewis Jr
Gabriel Heatter Jolivette
Elmer Davis
N. Watch
Musicland
U.S
E. W. Ziebarth Friendly
Fred Friendly
Freedom Speaks
Marine Corps Show
Armed Forces
Advan
Maisie
Mood
Frank Edwards
D. Bands, News
Timekeeper
Tri-County
Johnny Lee Wills
Manhattan Mus
Viroqua
Farmer
Sunrise
Larry Haey
Jack Hunt
CBS Radio News
Bob DeHaven
George Grim
Bob
Bob Galen Drake
D. Aldrich
Theater of Today
Agriculture
Eddy Arnold
Farm Service
Archie Andrews
Hr. of St. Francis
Navy Show
Bruce McFarlane
Femme Fair
Thunder Hill
Army Field Band
Dunn
Ai Gentase Guziea
Una Mae Carlis
Bible Messages
Harry Wismer
Bert Andrews
Russ Morgan
Pentagon Report
Reese
Earl Godwin
Chateau
Jolivette
Jane Ace
MGM Thea. of Air
Brooklyn
Cese
St. Sebasti
MGM Thea
Air
Lombardoland
Alex Dreir
Tex Williams
Woodside
Edward A. Moran
jJudy Canova
Judy Canova
Grand Ole Opry
Albert Edward Wigg
teUnr Onne
Benjamin Spock
Whla—Fm
Kirby
Krusade
Uncle Ray’s
Radio Spotlight
Wrigley's
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