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Reports from DIAL sites list programs scheduled for tonight. The compiled notes cover broadcasts, segments, and planned features across multiple locations, highlighting local offerings and timing.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1951
Page
10
Reports from DIAL sites list programs scheduled for tonight. The compiled notes cover broadcasts, segments, and planned features across multiple locations, highlighting local offerings and timing.
A fragmented radio schedule lists KECA and KFI programs with names like Ralph Flanagan and Taephaie Hour. The garbled text mentions several stations including 9:00 PM on KFI and 9:30 on ENX with various hosts and shows, ending with NBC/WKNX style news and miscellaneous slots.
A jumbled crossword style prompt lists many clues and answers across topics like geography, chemistry, music, and history. It includes country capitals, chemical symbols, March terms, and various nouns, inviting solution of multiple crossfield entries.
A feature on Stu Erwin and June Collyer filming The Stu Erwin Show at Hal Roach studios in Culver City with a demanding schedule. They anticipate TV growth on film and profit from TV work, noting industry shifts and their family life with son Stu Jr and daughter Judy.
Los Angeles reports Nevada led the nation in divorces with 55.7 per 1000 last year, far above Florida’s 6.4 and New York’s 0.8. Texas and Washington were not rated due to nonreporting linked to a TV show.
The excerpt presents optimistic notes on women's longevity, noting a 1900 cohort of 26 year olds faced a 90 in 100 chance of reaching 49 versus 94 now, implying mothers may witness their children grown. It shifts to consumer advice about finance and linguistics, urging caution with investments and promoting a word power booklet with mail-in details and return envelopes.
New York July 2 Arthur L Mayer vice president of the Council of Motion Picture Organizations says reports of widespread theater closures due to television are erroneous He notes more U S movie houses exist now than in 1948 with a 20 percent rise to 23120 theaters seating capacity up 19 2 percent to 14684150 seats He attributes closures to marginal operations with TV only one factor and cites U S Commerce data about weekly movie attendance around 60 million.
A dense listing of TV programs across stations KLAC KTLA KTSL KNEH KECA KTLA ETSA ENBH ETTV and more for Monday July 2 1957 including newsreels films dramas comedies sports and late night movie slots. It notes show titles hosts and rough times with multiple channels offering afternoon and evening lineups and airings into late night.
A reader Q and A from a 1930s library column covers topics from a Venezuelan youth’s 20 000 mile four year walk to meet President Roosevelt to alcohol inhalation effects and Rachmaninoff’s Concerto No 2. Also asks about Babe Ruth vs Hubbell homers Browning’s Ghent to Aix poem vanadium uses and pronunciation.
Berlin reports the death of Dr. Ferdinand Sauerbruch, renowned surgeon at 76, after pneumonia. A pioneer in plastic surgery and bone transplantation, he served as German army surgeon general of Berlin from 1942 until WWII end, though he was not Nazi party member and was denazified in 1949.
Hillsborough July 2. Last rites for Col. Robert A. Roos 68 president and GM of Roos Brothers stores in Northern California will be held today. He died Saturday after a long illness. Services 3 p m conducted by Rabbi Alvin I Fine. Entombment in Home of Peace Cemetery Colma.
SAN RAFAEL July 2 Seven airmen and three WAFs were severely injured in a spectacular automobile crash early Sunday. Four airmen and three women airmen first class privates were scattered over a fifty foot area or pinned in the twisted wreckage but survived.
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