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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1956
Page
3
Harry Whisner a long time Frederick master plumber was badly burned when he tried to revive smoking embers from a brush fire behind his home at 13 West Patrick Street. He ran to the house and collapsed, later rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital in serious condition with burns to arms hands and fingers.
A capsule view of TV programming tracks cycles from experimental variety to melodrama, then a lull, followed by a shift to form led by the hour program, as the industry evolves through popular ideas and audience fatigue.
Albany Sept 10 Jacob K Javits won the Republican nomination to oppose Mayor Robert F Wagner for the U S Senate seat. The 34 member GOP State Committee backed Javits unanimously amid claims he sought Communist support years earlier. Wagner was the Democratic nominee with party leaders backing him.
Charles Town West Virginia hosts the Jefferson County Fair September 27 28 and 29 with live stock entries from surrounding Virginia Maryland and West Virginia counties. Dr Dale D Keyser oversees livestock arrangements while Hamid of New York provides six acts and daily specialties.
The Greater Baltimore Committee says Eastern Airlines supports using Friendship International Airport as a single terminal for Baltimore Washington air service. Attorneys for Eastern notified the committee the stance will be presented in two Civil Aeronautics Board route cases, Great Lakes Southeast Service and Puerto Rico Service, as traffic increases.
The industry eyes the 90 minute format as Playhouse 90 debuts on CBS October 4 while sponsors push for star power in forthcoming Ford Star Jubilee cast. The shift signals audiences crave substantial content beyond the shorter hour and a half.
New York labor racketeer John Dio Dioguardi and four co defendants pleaded innocent to an indictment charging conspiracy in the acid blinding of labor columnist Victor Riesel. Bail set at 100000 for each defendant. The case follows an April midtown assault in which an acid thrower blinded Riesel. The group includes Leo Telvi and the Carlinos among others. two defendants to plead later are Charles Tuso and Goldelfo Miranti.
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