TV Schedule Highlights From an Early Evening Lineup
The page lists a dense TV guide with theater shows, soap operas, cartoons, and sports. Notable entries include Secret Storm, Edge of Night, Eleanor Nash at Home, and My Little Margie. Many time slots feature Bob Crosby, Mickey Mouse Club, Ozzie and Harriet, and Gunther sports segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite Matines Theater
Bob Crosby
Time Theater
Bengath
Ae Waters
Peetick Temple's Ranch
Eleanor Nash
Joan
Matthew Warren
Footlight Theater
Hoppity
Skippity
T—Tungle
Jim dCiscoe
Happy’s
Edwards
Cindy Lou
Eddie Gallaher
Wismer
John Douglas
Steve Cushing
Tippy Stringer
Douglas Edwards
Galen Framme
Louis Afien
Joe Croghan
Dave Stickel
Jack Webb
Bryson Rash
Matt Thomas
John Daly
Highway Patrol
Ddie Fisher
Fabian
Scotland Yard
Rin Tin Tin
Swayze O
Senators
Boston
Ozzie and Harriet
Miss Brooks
Crossroads
Crusader
Playhouse of Stars
Star Stage
The
Wise
Find
Boxin
Lew
York
Humer
Fullin
Ethel Ands
Albert
Crunch
Desi
Red Barber
Kee
Gunther
John MacLean
Bob Zeller
Don Richards
Chlark
al Herndon
Goss
Thomas
Bill Sprague
Featurama
Milt Grant
Louis Allen
Leo Kelly
Keith McBee
Curious Camera
Jim Simpson
Shark God
Les Paul
Mary Foard
Jeffrey Jones
Steve Allen
TV And Radio Pitches Here Largely Male Domination
A TV and radio critique notes the scarcity of women among announcers and newscasters while highlighting women like Wendy Bartie and Betty Furness as promoters of female targeted products. The piece observes men dominate sales pitches and cites Arthur Godfrey as an example of male prominence in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
Wendy Bartie
Betty Furness
Arthur Godfrey
Time Schedule For Display Advertising Copy
The Frederick News announces deadlines for display ad copy dated May 31 1956. The News afternoon ads require 3:30 p m the day before for quarter page and 3:30 p m two days before for larger space. The Post morning edition sets 9:30 a m day prior for quarter page and 9:38 a m two days prior for larger layouts. Layout assistance requests require sufficient time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Women-limited TV salesmen debated in advertising lore
The discussion centers on why TV sales pitches favor men. Advertisers claim women prefer male voices for credibility and authority. Some executives cite scarce talent among saleswomen as a practical hurdle, while others note women may resist female lecturers.
Sobeloff Nomination Clears Subcommittee Vote
The Senate Judiciary subcommittee approved Solicitor General Simon E. Sobeloff for a Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals judgeship on a 3-0 vote with two abstentions. The nomination, first submitted by President Eisenhower last July, advances to the full committee for its next meeting. Sobeloff, a Baltimore Republican, faced southern opposition amid school segregation arguments. The Fourth Circuit covers Maryland Virginia West Virginia and both Carolinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Judiciary
Simon E. Sobeloff
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Sen. Hennings
D-Mo
Eisenhower
Judiciary Committee
Sobeloff
Baltimore
Supreme Court
Fourth Circuit Court
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North
South Carolina
Passenger Service Near Collapse Warns Rail Official
Albany May 24 Board Chairman Robert Jt Young of New York Central Railroad warned that passenger service on U S railroads was near collapse due to government rules and newspaper demands for money losing services He cited cost gaps at Grand Central Terminal and noted progress on a new building plan Also listed court notices licenses and local hospital items in the day’s brief docket
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Robert Jt. Young
New York Central Railroad
U.S
Central Stockholders Meeting
Thomas E. Dewey
Holdovyers
Young
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York State Public Service Commission
Grand Central Terminal
New York City
Central
Alfred E. Perlman
Clarence R. Williams
Leo A. Sanders
Jasper B. Pryor
Hubert P. Burdette
New York
Nation- Hamilton Homes Inc
Kenneth
Newspa H. Windman
Pers
Andrews
G. Malone Jr
Bessie M. Hahn
Samuel
Bureau of Advertising
Dins
Assn. and
Media Records Inc
Washington Co. Home Called a Disgrace by Grand Jury
The Washington County grand jury deems Bellevue, the county home, a disgrace with deplorable living conditions. It cites totally inadequate lighting and toilets, leaks in the roof, a rotting fire hose, overdue fire extinguisher refills, and overloaded electric wiring, and calls for its removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Washington County Grand Jury
Bellevue
Hheme
May Queen crowned at Staley Park Teen Dance
About 325 teenagers attended the weekly dance at Staley Park Fieldhouse and crowned Connie Rose as their May Queen with Gail Rhian as runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staley Park Fieldhouse
Connie Rose
Gail Rhian
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TV Today
E. Patrick ST. Grd
Enone
Qachive
F. F. Motors
Evergreen Point
Franklin
Buddy) Fogle Monument
I Court News Equity
Elizabeth H. Gebhart
Guy Francis Gebhart
Guy
Francis Gebhart
Leroy William Haines
Walkersville
Joyce Elizabeth Rippeon
William H. Cevallos
Brooklyn
N. Y
Marie J. S. Karmer
Fairfield
Bernard C. McGovern
Divor Young
Fort Belvoir
Johnnies
England
Falls Church
Howard R. Clayton
Fairmont
W. Va
William Reisner
Western Shore Chronic Disease
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Harry Riley
Emmitsburg
Jay Rohrbaugh
William Rakes Jr
New Windsor
Charles O'Melveny Jr
RFD
the News
Frederick, Md
Clude
Franks
Ronald Federline
Records
W. W. Corbin
Lawrence Welsh
Sara
Loretta Cook
Washington Co
Toxony
William S. Hood
W. Patrick St. MO
Mars Opticians
West Second ST
Walter Snow
North Marnet St
Phone Monument
Wauseu
FREY
Rheem
Bryant and
Hound
Frederick Bottled Gas Company
N. Market Street
Rodeo & Square Dance Clothing
Damascus, MD
Clearwater
Square Dance
Dailey’s Funeral Home
North Market St
ALL Brick Ramblers
Thermador
Owen
Jada Development Corp
West Seventh Street
Fort
Detrick
Westinghouse
Doren Biggs
Rosy
Better Homes Equipment CO
Patrick Street
S. W. George CO. Brunswick
U.S. Parente
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