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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1952

Page

3

Singing Star Froman to Visit Jackie Gleason Show

Singing star Jane Froman, a servicemen favorite, will appear on the Jackie Gleason Show on KMNXT at 8 tonight. The program will feature Jane Taylor and her 16 dancers in a colorful Esquire-Calendar style number, with plans for more notable guests in coming weeks.

Jane Froman Jackie Gleason KMNXT Gleason Jane Taylor Andrews Sisters Rochester Harry Richmen Pete Potters KNXYT Beryl Davis Pam Morgan John Condon Ed Chandler Ann Rutherford John Bromfield Denise Darcel Carol Richards Candy” Candida

Salvationist Leader to Visit Long Beach With Wife

Lt. Col. and Mrs. Leonard Stranks of Melbourne Australia long time Salvation Army missionaries in China will visit Long Beach Sunday morning for a holiness service at 11 o'clock Maj. Eldin Tobin commanding officer sees the colonel as a leading Salvation Army musician orator and linguist an authority on Chinese language and customs who will speak on Conversation Customs Calamities and Christianity in China Musical offerings will be sung by the Citadel choir and Young People's group

Leonard Stranks Melbourne Australia Salvation Army China Long Beach Eldin K Tobin Citadel Hoir Young i People

Radio Schedule Fragment from Widespread 1952 Station Lineup

A dense list of radio programming for November 22, 1952, listing stations KEAG KNX KEOX KMPC KLAC and many others with times from 4:00 PM to midnight. Highlights include music, news, speeches, and variety shows, with numerous program titles and host names scattered throughout. The fragment captures a sprawling, hour by hour guide to the era’s broadcast offerings across multiple regions.

Worl Epox Progran Arden Gate Coast Guard Hemineway Knx Arewart Dixh Tom Manion EGA Foottai Houeean Carroll Alcoltiepax BEAC Caucag’n Memories Kghr Ae Butterews EEICA Stewart Empc OO P.M. Klac Sam Baker KMPC Anerigan Legion Keeca Lone Ranger KEMGM Kfwe Kennedy Talline KNX Steve Allen Beg Shep Fleiss Snow Eng Xgnr Bbie Tresaury KLAC Gene Norman KPO St Praneia Heur Kfox—Modern Concer Rewn Webrew Chveuan KECA Folfee Kegx Must Eger—Valge China KROX Opel Annie Stothing Eppeal Larry Eee Gary Busters Keon Ray Roblown Mel Lve Got Cecil Brown Jonn Brown Ahuger Fim KNX BU Kenneal Kger Arlene Cahr EEE Bitnoce HICA Lawrence Welk Gigesohn Wolohan Orch Philip Norman KFGK Hger Myrtle Lemons Korn E. Robbeon Kfi—Sinclair The Playboys RBER Bronet Clarence Kfi Keeca Dons Hg Crowall Neat Knx Charles Antell Kyt George de Cart National Heath Alex Cooper KFI Ber Knx

TV Stations Listed for KNXT KECA KNEH KHJ KTLA KTTV KLAC

A listing names multiple Los Angeles area TV channels including KNXT Channel 2 KECA Channel 7 KNEH Channel 4 KHJ Channel KTLA Channel and KTTV Channel 17 KLAC Channel 13, indicating a network or programming guide lineup.

KNXT KECA KNEH KHJ KTLA KTTV KLAC

Television Schedule Fragments and Channel Listings

A dense OCR filled schedule shows multiple stations KNXT KNZT KLAG KEAC KES and others listing programs through 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM. It references films, theater features, sports, news, and various shows with scattered names like Hopalong, Bedtime, and Hollywood star reels, suggesting a local TV guide page layout with incomplete program details.

KNXT Hig Westel Toyle Tony Krackso Holloway Warzy Wangenheim McCay Banlie Navy Neworeet Kary Roy Avtion Theater J Ane Mery Carey KTTV KEAC Meglin Michigan Purdue Avelion

Quake Shakes California From L A to S F

A strong earthquake centered near Parkfield rattled California from Los Angeles to San Francisco area. Reports described sharp shakes, rattling dishes, swaying tall buildings, and doors jammed by frightened residents. No major damage was reported though some lockouts occurred as lines and trains were affected.

San Luis Obispo Central California Hickory Salinas San Francisco” Bay Area Redwood City Sheriff's Office Peninsula Paso Robies KPRL Parkfield KFRL William Blank A .Southern Pacific

Snowfall Hits Tennessee in Widespread Winter Storm

A heavy 8 to 10 inch snow cover in Knoxville began melting as temperatures rose into the mid 30s after the storm. City streets cleared quickly, buses and cars moved with little trouble, though some residential streets remained blocked. One man died of a heart attack while shoveling snow. Planes grounded and diversions rerouted at Knoxville airport, with runway work expected to finish by mid afternoon.

Knoxville Pennsylvania Tennessee North Carolina Virginia West Virginia Ohio Atlantic Seal Board Texas Fanhandle Oklahoma Colorado Wyoming Midwest Rocky Mountains Great Plains

Obituaries detail Long Beach deaths and services

A long column of obituaries lists residents of Long Beach and nearby areas. Entries include Albert F. Gottfried of 4200 Royar Ave, Jessie Ward of 1227 W 11th St, Walter Nieuwenhuis 85, Denis Viest 58, Joseph Judson 72, Frances Pluim 9, George Beamsley 100, Earl Luther Howard 78, Edna Wallace, William Hart 65, Annie G. Peake, Therese Kurtenbach, Cer Newman Rhoda Rhoads, Edward Marcell 62, with birthplaces, prior towns, family survivors, funeral chapels, and interment sites.

San Pedro Jessie N. Ward Long Beach Mount Pleasant Mich Vallejo William W. Hartley Bakersfield Nina Henney Hastings Hazel Nichols Fagola Dispay Louise C. Newman Seattle Wash Cervics George M. Wallace Midway City Mattell Weatminster Memorial Park John J. Woodson Geneva Harding Santa Crux Wallace Edna W. Wallace Huntington

Truman Hands the U S Policies Book

The White House disclosed President Truman has turned over a three volume briefing book of top secret government policies to President-elect Eisenhower. Volume I covers area and country policies endorsed by Truman with background by region such as Iran and the Middle East. Volume II lists functional NSC policies on export controls manpower mobilization and petroleum. Volume III details internal security and how the National Security Council operates and the funneling of secret intelligence.

Washington White House Truman Eisenhower U. S National Security Council Iran Middle East NSC Central Intelligence

Clothing drive for Korea and Europe planned at Norwalk church

Trinity Lutheran Church in conjunction with Lutheran World Relief conducts a Thanksgiving week clothing collection from November 23 to 29. Donated garments will be picked up after notification to pastor William Hanson.

Norwalk Korea Europe Trinity Lutheran Church Lutheran World Relief Program William Hanson

U S Military Train Derailed in Korea

United States military supply train derailed near Pusan Korea causing a temporary halt in operations. No casualties reported as crews work to clear the tracks and restore service to the battle front. Moving as part of oilfield and industrial updates the report notes production figures and well completions in California and the Wilmington field.

Pacific Coast Pusan Korea Loco- Ape California U.S Texas Co Battle Front Santa Springs Ac Odents Perth

Third Red Bidder Seeks Readmission to Party

Charles Heim, 71, a painter from Wilmington, announced Friday night a third application for readmission to the Community party. He had previously been expelled in 1938 for Trotskyist deviations. His prior two requests were rejected.

Charles “Wik Heim Rivo Alto Canal Xentara County Servo Oil Co Taix Painter Wilmington St. He Tion Rivera Ime

Oil firms contest wells near Signal Hill and Wilmington

Hancock Oi Co reports cementing surface and drilling 800 feet at its Signal Hill No. 51 well while others like Standard Oil compete for acreage at Castaic Hills. Dunlap and Graham vie for control, with no. 15 well planned in Wilmington amid new pumpers and Neptune and Shell interests.

Hancock Oi Co Signal Hill Dunlap Graham Standard Oil Castaic Hills T He el Res Wilmington Hear Neptune Shell

Fast Growing Older in U S Population

The Census Bureau reports the U S population is aging rapidly with about one in 42 people 65 or older as of July 1 1951. Fifty years earlier the ratio was one in 25. A fragment mentions a Mesages related to residents and obituaries in Menlo Park and Vancouver.

Washington United States Census Bureau

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