TV and Radio Highlights for Monday Night Holiday Programs
Television and radio listings feature Dickens readings from John Cerradine on the Mel Torme Show at 3:30 p.m. on WKRC, with films and operas including A Child Is Born, Amahl and the Night Visitors, and This Way to Heaven, plus Christmas Eve services and a Chanukah glow on various stations. Evening and late programs include Lights Out with Burgess Meredith, The Littlest Angel, Studio One, and a White House Christmas tree lighting on WKRC.
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Bob Crosby
Bing
Bob
Stevie
Gordon Mac
Radio and TV Highlights of Christmas Evening Programs
Rae and Lucille Norman sing The Happy Prince with carols at 8 p.m. on WKRC Suspense. Greer Garson stars as a child’s governess in The Night Before Christmas at 8 on WSAI. The Inland Children's Chorus of Dayton hosts Henry J. Taylor’s program at 9 on WKRC. Disney’s Alice in Wonderland features at 10:30 on WLW. Handel’s Messiah performed by Columbus Christian Church Choir at 12 on WLW with Indiana A. Symphony. Midnight Mass follows. CBS presents a Christmas carol program at 12 with Eileen Farrell and the Robert Shaw Chorale.
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WKRC
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WSAI
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Radio Theater
Disney
WLW
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Ind
Christtian Church Choir
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CBS
Eileen Farrell
Robert Shaw
Christmas TV Special Lineup From Washington to Cincinnati
Television listings show a day full of holiday programs across WLWT WCPO WKRC WHIO and other stations. Frances Langford Don Ameche Walt Disney Christmas shows Rudolph Santa Claus skits and musical performances highlight the schedule with guest stars and dramatizations.
Radio Schedule Highlights From Tuesday
Programs across WSAI WKRC WLW and CBS feature Don MacNeill's Breakfast Club King George message Christmas in Korea Peggy Lee debut with The Four Lads wounded veterans show from five hospitals Cavalcade of America Bobby Driscoll tale The Day They Gave Babies Away Mrs North visit and Town Meeting humor panel exploring year to year transitions.
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CBS
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Korea
Battle Front
WKRC
Peggy Lee
Four Lads
Edward R. Murrow
Cavalcade of America
Bobby Driscoll
Santa Claus
Mrs. North
Dear Mary Haworth Husband Praises His Wife
A 33 year old husband asks if his affection is immature and wonders for a bigger, warmer greeting at home. He praises Molly as wife mother and homemaker, notes her wartime sacrifice and reserve, and considers advising contact with the outside world to revitalize their marriage. The columnist affirms his need for warmth while explaining Molly’s view and suggests discussing a possible move closer to civilization.
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Mary Haworth
Molly
London
England
E.D
M.H
Dear Ed One partner more ardent in love than the other
A folk saying notes that in most partnerships one person kisses while the other turns the cheek. Even in devoted marriages, affection often differs in expression with one being more declarative and the other more passive.
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E.D
Man 87 Found With Throat Cut In Garage
Louis A. Pfau, 87, of 131 Buckeye St, found Sunday afternoon in a garage with a throat wound from ear to ear. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in critical condition. A straight razor lay near him. a relative identified Pfau after he reportedly disappeared from home at 9:30 pm. Police say the wound appears personally related. Mechanical drying reduces hay fire danger.
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Louis A. Pfau
Buckey
Yrili
Mercy Hospital
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F. S. Keller
Dayton
Pfau
Jimmy Stewart's Twin Daughters Are Christened
Beverly Hills California seven month old twins Kelly and Judy Stewart caused mild disruption at the Community Presbyterian Church during their christening. Their godparents include Mrs Ray Milland Mrs Peggy Bolton Guy Gadbels and Lou Wasserman. Stewart's Indiana Pennsylvania parents Alexander and Mrs Stewart attended the ceremony with relatives.
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Calif
Jimmy Stewart
Community Presbyterian Church
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Judy
Jimmy
Stewart
Alexander Stewart
Indiana
Stewart Twins
Ray Milland
Peggy Bolton
Guy Gadbels
Lou Wasserman
Music Corporation of America
Russell Rejects 1952 Presidential Candidacy Claim
Democratic Sen. Richard Russell of Georgia tops the South as the favored nominee for 1952 but says he is not a candidate. He argues a Southerner cannot win the presidency now, avoiding the risk of becoming the fall guy for the year.
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Eisenhower
Taft
Richard Russell
Georgia
South
Sen
Russell
Desert Rainfall in Saudi Arabia Stands Low
Except in the mountainous west and southwest, Saudi Arabia's yearly rainfall remains around three inches. The driest lands face water scarcity while meteorologists note regional variations in precipitation across the kingdom.
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Saudi Arabia
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