Broadcast Highlights Tonight on Local Radio and TV
Radio highlights feature Philip Cortney addressing the American Swiss Friendship dinner at 10 05. WHIO lists events with WLWO WLWT airing The Pied Piper of Hamelin starring Van Johnson Claude Rains and Kay Starr at 7 30. Other programs include Cherokee Ernie with Phil Silvers at 8, Red Skelton with Edward Everett Horton at 9 30, Thanksgiving in Missouri at 9 30, Telephone Time on WCPO, West Point at 10, and Comrade X with Clark Gable and Hedy Lamarr at 1 15 on WLWT.
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Radio Tonight
Philip Cortney
United States Council of International Chambers of Commerce
WLWO
WLWT
Hamelin
van Johnson
Claude Rains
Kay Starr
WKRC
Phil Silvers
Ernie
WHIO
Red Skelton
Edward Everett Horton
Wlw-D
Missouri
Robert Cummings
WCPO
West Point
Clark Gable
Hedy Lamarr
Comrade X
Radio Schedules and Station Listings Roundup
A fragmented bearing shows a slate of radio programs and stations daily slots. Listings include WLW WKRC WPFB WSAIL WPFB WKRC WSAI WMCH WMOK Lebanon and others with 11:30 Farm Hour 11:45 H Miller and True Confusion segments.
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WKRC
WLW
WSA
Tom Sutton
Wpfb Hillbilly
WMCH
Mr & Mrs
WSAI
Ya - Lenay
WSAIL
Eaton
Wpfb Nugent
Club
Miller
E. Hinkle
Godfrey
Dave Lane
1450 Club
Wmoh Ff
Troutvine
WPFB
Ie Lenay
WMORF
Wefb Family Digest
Wkrc 1450
WMOK
Lebanon
Joon
Weas Lawr
Welk
WMOH
Helence
Wkrl Farm
WMO Music Hall
WSAJ
African TV Films Aren’t Easy to Produce
Bernard Schubert, famed TV producer of The White Hunter, predicts African adventure series will challenge Westerns as adults embrace Africa’s untouched yet publicized image. He cites Africa’s allure, but notes filming hurdles from animal behavior to local actors and cultural misunderstandings.
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New York
Bernard Schubert
North
Schubert
Kenya
Africa
Kaycee Star Sells Radio TV Stations in Kansas City
Kansas City The Kansas City Star agrees to sell its radio station WDAF and TV outlet WDAF TV to National Theaters Inc for 7.6 million dollars. FCC approval pending as part of a 1955 antitrust case settlement that required divestiture of broadcasting interests. Elmer C. Rhoden heads National Theaters in the deal.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
WDAF
Wdaf-Tv
National Theaters, Inc
Federal Communications Commission
Star
Emil Lees
Elmer C. Rhoden
National Theaters
YMCA Board Set To Approve 1958 Budget
Final approval of the 1958 budget is expected tomorrow by the YMCA board of directors. Members will meet at noon at the YMCA. Harry Holiday, board president, will appoint a nominating and election committee for the January officers election. Committee recommendations will also be heard.
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Ymca Board of Directors
YMCA
Harry Holiday
Neighborhood Scout Groups Schedule Evening Meetings
Mayfield group led by Mrs. Homer Dietz meets at 7 tonight in Mayfield School. Taft group chaired by Mrs. Paul Nabergall will hold meetings at 709 7th Ave later this week.
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Mayfield and
Taft
Middletown Area
Girl Scout Council
Mayfield Group
Homer Dietz
Mayfield School
Paul Nabergall
7Th Ave
Steel Use May Reach Record High
Cleveland reports that finished steel consumption is outpacing purchases, with an anticipated 1957 demand near 8 million tons while mill shipments may total 84 million. auto makers order twice as much steel as construction, but nine months show higher automotive buying. rate cuts spur hoped demand rise.
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Cleveland
Magazing Steel
Metalworking Weekly
We Magazine
Ihat
The American honeybee as immigrant in early settlement
The text notes honeybees arrived with early settlers and amazed Indigenous peoples who called them white man s flies, highlighting the bee as an immigrant element in colonial times.
Non-Religious Funeral Planned for Diego Rivera
Prominent friends and foes of Diego Rivera prepared to attend non religious funeral services in Mexico City. The 70 year old artist died after a decade with cancer and a recent heart attack, with his coffin sealed before public viewing at the Palace of Fine Arts.
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Rivera
Mexico City
Diego Rivera
San Angel
Palace of Fine Arts
Civil
Russia
Industrialist Patrick J Shouvlin Dies at 94 in Springfield
Patrick J. Shouvlin lifelong Springfield industrialist civic leader and philanthropist died at Mercy Hospital after a long illness. He was 94.
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Springfield
Ohio
Patrick J. Shouvlin
Mercy Hospital
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