Evening TV Schedule Glimpses From WLW and WKRC Guides
A dense listing of daytime and prime time programs across WLW T channel 4 WKRC channel 11 and WHIO channel 1 includes news segments Weather Face the Music movies Matinee theater Variety hours and late night shows. Entries mention Ruth Lyons Fifty Club Captain Glenn's Bandwagon and Three City Final along with sports and weather bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lyons
Kathy
Hollywood
Cornelia
Ernie Kova
Buster Keaton
Wlw-T
Channel 4
James Melton
Freddy Martin
Television Schedule Highlights and Time Slots
A dense listing of shows and segments across the day from morning News at 10:05 through late-night blocks. It catalogs programs such as News, Weather, Home Theater, various drama and variety hours, sports bulletins, cinema features, and classic serials featuring The Lone Ranger Amos N Andy and other marquee titles. The schedule also includes talk and variety formats like Stop the Music and The Tonight Show style entries, with multiple repeat blocks and station lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locp the Clown
Bul Dawes
Al's Corner Store
Paul Dixon
Gun Theatre
Ace Drummond
Ehapet
Dixon
Virginia Patterson
Steve Allen
Amos ‘N
Andy
Satis
Bill Geen
Richard Harkness
News of the World
Falcon
Rex Sanders
Peter Grant
Jones
Matlock
Richards
Tom McCarthy
Malcolm Richards
DeWeese
Dawn Patrol
Matlock Sea _ee
Neal Burris
Robbins
Dave
Barbara Dawn
Penny's Pantry
Smoky Ward
Lenay
Dr Malone
Record Shop
Century Club
Backstage
Wife
News
Reznor
Jack Remington
Young Widder Brown
Johnny Reznor
Miami
Remodeling Old Jacoby Building For John Ross Store
McGraw Construction guts the Jacoby Building at Central and Broad to house the John Ross Store after a shift from a planned $500,000 new structure. Two existing buildings are being leveled and replaced with a two story, basement, modern mixed use building. The project, tied to National Production Authority approval, aims for a October 1 move across the street with new Central Ave and Broad Street entrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGraw Construction Company
Jacoby
John Ross
Pryce Teward
McGraw’s
Denton’s, Inc
National Production Authority
G. C. Murphy Company
Ent Ross
Tewart
Man In White
Charles Armbruster
Bill Weith
Cities Protest Removing Trains From Toledo To Columbus
The State Public Utilities Commission will decide in a few weeks if the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad can cut two daily passenger trains between Toledo and Columbus. Local officials and businessmen say discontinuing trains would affect mail service, day light train access, and night crew workloads, with Marion and surrounding communities voicing concerns.
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Earl Wertman
Harpster
Wyandot County
Hugh E. Webster
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Marion
Detroit
Homer Cole
Theodore Ridely
Carey
Educational TV push faces funding and rival claims
Peter Edson notes education authorities need funds as education TV expands. Educators argue the opportunity must not be missed, citing universities with TV programs and a Philadelphia “university of the air” initiative. Commercial stations oppose exclusive educational channels, warning listeners may switch to entertainment.
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Walker
University of Iowa
Michigan State
Syracuse
University of Michigan
Johns Hopkins
Philadelphia
University of the Air
School of the Air
New York State Board of Regents
Alaska Delegate to Congress Elected for Two Years
The Alaskan delegate to Congress is elected by the people for a two year term. The delegate sits in the House of Representatives, but has no vote.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Iron ore usage rises for steel furnaces in 1951
Cleveland AP reports that July 1 ore stocks reached 26,422,643 tons versus 19,189,363 a year before while July consumption totaled 7,499,475 tons. June demand slipped from May to 7,761,173 tons but stayed above last June's 7,249,109 tons.
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Cleveland (Ap
Lake Superior Iron Ore Association
This Year’s Consumption Tops 48 Million Tons
The report shows 48,629,328 tons used by July 1, placing this year about four million tons ahead of 1950. The increase indicates stronger demand and higher production activity compared with the previous year.
Minister Kennedy Dies at 79 in Detroit
The Rev. Charles W. Kennedy, 79, of suburban Berea, died in Detroit yesterday. He served as a Methodist minister in Berea and in Dover, Tiffin, and Port Clinton, Ohio, and spent 11 years as a field secretary for Baldwin Wallace College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles W. Kennedy
Berea
Detroit
Ohio
Dover
Tiffin
Port Clinton
Baldwin-Wallace College
Bond Withdrawn In Forgery Case In Fremont
A Warren woman, Mrs. Mary Havens, 30, was sent to Ohio Reformatory for Women after her bondsman asked to be released from a $500 bond posted during appeal of a one to 20 year forgery sentence. Her husband Olin Havens also received a similar term for passing bad checks in Clyde.
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Fremont, O
Warren, O
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Mary Havens
Olin
Clyde
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Wkrc-Tv
A Godfrey
Kay R
Wcpo-Tv
Loco the Clown
Whio-Tv
Doug Edwards
Arthur Godfrey
Alan Young
Radio LA
Ross
Lloyd J. Zelier
Herman T. Hunter
Springfield
Harold Goetz
Middletown
Central Ave
Broad Street
Pleasant
Paultiple
Uy Met
Lincoln
Nebr
Avimngs & Loam CO
Custom Built Mattress Furniture Co
Reynolds Ave
Dial
Peter Edson
Texas Eastern
Shreveport
Louisiana
RADIO
Tytus
Eee
WSAI
Big Jon
Sparkie McCarvin
Phila
Dick Baker
Joe Garretson
Cisco Kid
Waxworks
Robert Hurleigh
Gabriel Heatter
Mike
Midway Lane
Johnny ‘Reznor
Schellmann
WMOH
Sauer’s
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