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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1951
Page
21
A jam packed grid features Desi Amner boxing at 7:00 PM on KMPC and Gene Harraton with Walter Cartier in sports briefs. Tonight’s lineup includes Armstrong’s segments, Edward Murrow news, Eleanor Roosevelt notes, and a Seattle crew race. Weather and theater listings mix with late night radio dramas and music segments across KMPC KEI EV etc, wrapping with race coverage and Johnny Dollar updates.
A fragment from an old ad article cites a Montana University study of 140 freshmen girls in dorms. It claims those who stayed home chores and worked on the farm were more popular, then shifts to questions about success mantras and a salesman’s tale. It advertises self help books and relaxation methods with prices and contact details.
Hollywood studio details show producer Jerry Devine directing a rough run of This Is Your FBI with a 40 person cast and a 19 piece orchestra. The piece titled The Corrupters airs later on KECA at 6:30 p.m. and TV space race, crime and variety programs follow on KECA, KTSL, KLAC, KNBH, KTLA, and more stations.
Detroit report notes CIO United Auto Workers union urged President Truman to abolish college student draft deferments. The policy would make all students draft eligible and return eligible draftees to college after basic training completion.
The Kansas Supreme Court voided the brother and sister provision in Mrs Phyllis Campbell's divorce decree directing her and her 52 year old ex husband to live together in the same house. The court also struck down the six month delay on finality, reversing District Judge Ross McCormick's stipulation from May 1. The Campbells had been married 27 years and Mrs Campbell appealed the order.
A collage of radio listings shows music programs, jazz information, bands, and orchestras with times from 2:15 PM to 5 PM. It includes campus club discussions, a town meeting, and various station codes alongside mentions of ensembles and guest speakers.
A list of crossword style clues and partial answers including entries like Old Music-Maker, Rodent, Secluded valleys and Volcano in Sicily. The fragments hint at a themed puzzle with multiple definitions and wordplay clues for a newspaper word game.
Television channels listed include Channel 2 Channel 4 Channel 5 Channel 7 Channel 8 Channel 11 and Channel 13. The brief item identifies a regional or local broadcast lineup across multiple stations without details on programs or times.
A dense OCR of TV listings shows a day of programs across LA stations with numerous shows and hosts. Names include Victor Borge, Faye Emerson, Perry Como, Space Patrol, Tom Corbett, and King groups, amid film, news, sports, and kid segments.
Vienna officials closed a key stretch of Ringstrasse for repairs to disrupt a planned Whitsun rally by 500,000 Communist youths. The administration said the project had been scheduled weeks in advance and was not linked to the rally for peace.
Telex announces the world’s first successful cordless electronic hearing aid. The device offers near invisible use with no cord or receiver button and aims to help the deaf regain closeness to normal hearing. Contact details for Telex Hearing Center and Telex Laboratories are provided.
A captured Russian built reconnaissance aircraft, initially seized at Kimpo Airfield near Seoul, is slated for tests at Wright Patterson AFB. The remodelled Stormavik design, nicknamed The Flying Tank, features two front cannons, two machine guns, and a rear 20 millimeter cannon, after recent evaluations at Cornell Aeronautical Laboratories in Buffalo.
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