Sinatra and Martin Buy Tahoe Gaming Lodge License
In Carson City Nevada Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin gained a gambling license for the Camera Lodge on Lake Tahoe north shore. Sinatra owns 28 percent and Martin nearly 4 percent with manager Henry Sanicola holding 0.38 percent. neither plans active management. License issued Tuesday by the Nevada Gaming Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Nev
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Lake Tahoe
Sinatra
Martin
Nevada Gaming Commission
Henry Sanicola
Worries of False Teeth Slipping Quieted by FASTEETH
Don’t be embarrassed by loose false teeth as FASTEETH powder provides comfort and security by helping plates stay firmly in place. It leaves a pleasant taste and is non acidic, available at drug counters.
Peterson's Ointment Fame Spreads Across the Land
A Buffalo druggist developed an ointment for pile itching and smarting, delivering quick cooling soothing relief. The preparation grew popular nationwide, becoming a trusted remedy in thousands of homes. Ask your druggist for a %1 box or 5c applicator tube. Peterson's Ointment delights or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Peterson
TV critics mock Dragnet clones and Raven in NBC opener
Hollywood pundits blame TV shows for copying Jack Webb’s Dragnet as NBC launches Raven with Skip Homeier as detective lieutenant in West Hollywood. The piece notes Bobby Darin and others echo Webb, while Talman earns a CBS seal but faces sponsor pressure, and examines network struggles to monetize new properties amid stalled Whispering Smith and Yes, Yes, Nanette projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Jack Webb
Webb
k'Dan Raven
Nbc-Tv
Raven
Skip Homeier
West
Friday
Dai Barton
Burke
Jack Webber
Howard McNear
Bill Talman
Perry Mason
D.A
Housekeeping
CBS
Dick (Paladin) Boone
Boone
Talman
Bill
Darryl Hickman
Dick Davalos
Canfield Brothers
Nanette Fabray
NBC
Nannette
Toledo WTOD to boost power to five kilowatts
Washington AP The Communications Commission examiner H Gifford Irion has recommended granting WTOD Toledo Ohio authorization to raise transmitter power from one to five kilowatts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Communications Commission
H. Gifford Irion
Toledo
Ohio
WTOD
Radio TV Highlights Tonight on Cincinnati Stations
WKRC and WPFB broadcast baseball as Cincinnati plays Milwaukee at 7:55. WLW airs music with TV listings at 8. Premier of Tales of the Vikings debuts. This Fascinating World traces an Eskimo boy from infancy to childhood. Judith Anderson stars in Medea on Play of the Week at 7. Debra Paget and Nick Adams guest star in Wagon Train at 7:30. Jamboree of Stars on WCPO at 7:30 features Minnie Pearl and others. Wanted Dead or Alive season premiere at 8:39 on WHIO. Hap py and Uncle Charlie recall a wedding anniversary on WLW. Carol Burnett on Ive Got a Secret at 9:30 on WHIO WKRC. Alex and Marge King and guests burn the midnight oil with Jack Paar at 1:15 on WLWT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCPO
Wlw-T
WKRC
Judith Anderson
Wlw-D
Debra Paget
Nick Adams
Louisiana
Minnie Pearl
Pee Wee King
Jimmy Dean
Redd Stewart
Wanda Jackson
WHIO
Steve McQueen
Josh Randall
Charlie
Chris
Carol Burnett
WLWT
Alex
Marge King
Stanley Halloway
George S. Kaufman
Jack Paar
Voice Of America To Air Ike Speech World Wide
Voice of America plans to broadcast President Eisenhower's United Nations speech around the world, with live transmission where possible and taped feeds where audiences peak. Khrushchev’s UN address will be noted in regular VOA newscasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voice of America
Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
Khrushchev
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tums
Hal Humphrey
Bobby Darin
Buddy Hackett
Bobby
Peter Gunn
Johny Staccato
Gene Autry
Autry
Dan Raven
Audie Murphy
Guy Mitchell
Madison Ave
Andie
Guy
Denver
Whispering Smith
Cohen Brothers Inc
Woodlawn Ave
Radio TV
Radio Tonight
WPFB
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
WLW
TV Tonght
Central Ave. Consolidated, Inc
Bryant
Denny Lumber Co
Lady Sylvia
Bigelow
Ileu
Ft. Admiral
Sylvia
Admiral
Lady Sylvia’s
Giant
Luxury
Admiral Refrigerator
Verity
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!