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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1951
Page
10
A compact schedule listing KLAC 570 KFI 640 KHJ KFWB KNX KFOX KFAC KGER KVOE 930 980 1070 1280 1330 1390 1480 detailing program blocks and time slots for diverse broadcasts. Includes music, news, and talk across stations and frequencies with hourly lineups and brief show identifiers.
Fragmented OCR listing radio shows and times across stations like KFI KEI KMPC KNX KECA KFOX KLAC KGEN KEI KECA and others. It appears as a dense, garbled schedule with program titles including Quiz Kids Theater and various music, news, and church broadcasts across morning to afternoon slots.
A dense 1957 radio and local listings page shows a full day of broadcasts, church and community events, and noted personalities. Programs span morning to evening with stations KHJ KFOX KGER KLAC and others, featuring music, news, sermons, talks, and local interest segments. The page lists specific times such as 7 AM 10:15 AM 12 Noon and 1 PM, with names like Olsen Smith Hartto and Margaret Stewart, along with upcoming concerts, church services, and general schedule notes.
The text reflects early psychology views: adolescents differ by social class in behavior and expectations, urging review of national ideals and leadership recalls. It cites Yale psychologist Catherine Cox Miles on childhood habits shaping achievement, urging big tasks for children and presenting a happiness cycle concept.
A late program titled Midnight Omens features cantorial selections performed by a guest tenor. The event includes a Mel Baldwin led ensemble and related performances at the KMPC venue this evening.
A fragmented collection of cryptic style clues and partial terms referencing breeds, measurements, deities, anatomy, and objects. Contains multiple incomplete hints such as dog breed, Babylonian deity, round head, and various numeric indexes, with inconsistent formatting and missing answers.
Verbal 33 Remarc 34 Cease 3% Dance step 38 Ensnare 41 Bouquetin 42 Cleave 43 Wiles 44 Tumbled type 46 Eli 47 Mimic 46 Writing implement 49 Behold! 51 Fowl 53 From 55 Universal language
ABC radio host William Tusher offers ad lib interviews to show Hollywood stars as they are. Tonight KECA at 7:15 p m features Robert Stack discussing The Bullfighter and the Lady filmed in Mexico.
Commentator Bill Tusker ad libs with stars as KTLA and KECA air program highlights. Dave O'Dell fans in Flagstaff praise nightly shows. mileage over 500 miles to KTTV tonight at 2. Mademoiselle Elly Ardelly stars in Super Circus on KECA at 7. Wild El Hickok tale on KTLA at 7. Blair Moody via Meet The Press on KNBH at 7. Herb Shriner guests. Fred Waring salutes armed forces on KTSL at 9. Bully Gilbert visits Leo Carrillo on KLAC at 9:30. Walter Brennan stars in You Cant Take It With You on KF at 3 Sundays. Jack Benny spoofed on KNKB at 4. Harmony House features Martin, Horne, and Anderson. Shearing and Johnstone attend funeral in New York for father. Marie Wilson’s TV show taped earlier. Whiteman postponed due to illness. My Lucky Stars on KECA at 11 tonight.
A dense, seasonable wall of TV guide entries lists programs across stations KECA KNBH KLAC KTLA KTSL ENBH KRCA KUAC KTTV KYA KTYV KTVL and others. It catalogs show names like Secret Island, Survival of Atomic Attack, Bandstand Revue, Camel film previews, Armchair Traveler, and various local telecasts with times, hosts, and ad hoc notes. The page mixes daily airings, film previews, and special features with sporadic event mentions, reflecting a busy broadcast slate for that Sunday. The jumble includes multiple program titles, channel identifiers, and miscellaneous notes.
Berlin May 13 reports that East German women seek escape to the West by marrying Western men. The method costs about $110 for brief marriages, with $35 due at marriage and the remainder at divorce. The magazine Der Stern quotes that many men, often unemployed actors, marry three to four times yearly.
Long Beach Civil Defense sponsors lectures on obstetrical home delivery for graduate nurses. Dr Mae Winston McCallum leads the series with the second session tomorrow at 3 30 p m in the Health Center auditorium 2655 Pine Ave. Mimeographed copies will be provided for those absent last week. Lectures are refresher training under Dr L L Wiltse and city health officer Dr I D Litwack.
The Duke of Harrar, son of Emperor Haile Selassie, on a U.S. pleasure trip with his wife, paid a courtesy call on President Truman today in Washington.
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