TV Keys Monday TV Highlights with Classic Drama and Action
TV Key staff preview top shows in New York and Hollywood. Father Knows Best features Margaret winning a car in a raffle as the family reacts with humor. Frontier Justice follows a sheriff probing a bank robbery with hidden leads. Peter Gunn centers on union power struggles and murder with strong production. Alcoa Theatre presents Cassavates in The First Star, a scriptless standout. Desilu Playhouse offers The Untouchables Part I with Capone raids and Stack cast as the series heads to another network.
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Channel 8
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Frontier Justice
Frank Lovejoy
O.K
Peter Gunn
Alcoa Theatre
Channel 3
John Cassavates
Capone target at Playhouse singer Fabray in probe
Prohibition agents corner Capone on a Playhouse stage scene involving singer and comedienne Narette Fabray. The item notes a phonetic spelling of the family name.
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Narette Fabray
Wayne Shuster Play it Cool Publicity-Wise
Wayne Shuster and Frank Shuster, Canada's top comedy team, arrive in London to film British TV versions of their hits. They improvise freely with a London cast while critics watch, as the pair savor late success from Toronto to New York and Ed Sullivan after years of steady Canadian work.
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Notre Dame
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Bay of Naples
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the Kid
Mailbag misquotes clarify Joe Carr and Mary on Donna Reed Show
In a reader exchange the names Joe Bushkin and Lou Busch are corrected to Lou Busch as Joe Carr and Joey Bushkin as Joey Bushkin. The dialog also reveals the Donna Reed Show actress playing Mary is Shelley Fabares, aged sixteen.
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Lou Busch
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Fingers’ Carr
Bushkin
Benny Goodman
Tommy Dorsey
M. A
Chicago
Joe Carr
Joey Bushkin
Mary
Donna Reed
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Radio TV Listings and Time Schedule Montage
A busy compilation of radio and television listings from WSYR WNDR WFBL WHOR WOSC and WCNY plus station notes. The page closes with a factual science line about solar energy and earth’s surface absorbing three million horsepower per square mile at noon.
The Voice of Broadway by Dukwith Kolgallen
A collage of society notes and celebrity items from Broadway and New York, naming Winston Guester as Patricia Parsons look alike and Ann Ames as a twin. It highlights marriages pregnancies health concerns theatre plans, publishing deals, one live show openers and various high society tidbits.
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Winston Guester
Patricia Parsons
Oyster Bay
L. 1
Ann Ames
New York
City
Winston
Ann
Kilgallen
Diana Barrymore
Tenneseee Williams
Jimmy Rodgers
Colleen
Edith Piaf
Theatre Guild
Teresa Helburn
Oswego Palladium Times Masthead and Rates Notice
The Oswego Palladium Times confirms its masthead, editorial officers, and official status. It lists subscription rates by year, half year, and single copies, with variations for Oswego and surrounding counties, Canada, and other addresses, all payable in advance, and notes Associated Press membership and editorial call for corrections.
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Noy
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New York
Missinaippe
Canada
Julian Mathews Special Agency
Madison Ave
New York City
Bagton
Masa
Chicago
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Outret
Mich
Mittsburgs Pa
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Allamum- Times
Tax Rate Jumps For Red Creek School Budget
Red Creek Central School District taxes for 1959 rise by 2.09 to 3.25 dollars per thousand over last year. Collector Sarah Stone lists per-town increases for Wolcott Butler Victory Conquest Sterling and former district areas, with rail property freeze shifting burden. September payments incur no fee, October payments are charged one percent.
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Red Creek Central
Sarah Stone
Wolcott
Butler
Victory
Conquest
Sterling
Red Creek Village
Fair Haven
Sterling No
Mrs Davenport Heads Vacation Bible School
HANNIBAL The daily vacation Bible school in the Hannibal area will be Aug 24 28 from 9 11 45 p m with Mrs Donald Davenport as chairman Children ages 4 12 from South Hannibal Hannibal Center Sterling Hannibal Methodist and Community churches are welcome Kindergarten sessions will be held in the Sunday school rooms in the Community church with leader Mrs Lillian Randall Primary session will meet upstairs in the Methodist church with Mrs Pauline Wade as leader and junior sessions meet in the Whitney Fellowship room of the Methodist church with Mrs Hervin Chaffee On Friday Aug 28 parents are welcome to attend the worship service and see the children's display at 1 a m A picnic dinner will be held on the lawn of the Community House at noon
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Donald Davenport
South Hannibal
Hannibal Center
Sterling
Lillian Randall
Methodist
Pauline Wade
Whitney
Infant Mortality Declines Sharply From 1935 to 1958
A report notes U S infant mortality fell from about six percent in 1935 to under three percent by 1958, reflecting improved health and medical advances across the nation.
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United States
Two Injured As Car Overturns Near Syracuse Route 57
Syracusans Richard Beebe and William Smith were treated at Oswego hospital after their car rolled over a mile south of Syracuse when blinded by oncoming headlights. Beebe and Smith, both injured with cuts and bruises, were discharged. A separate minor two car collision north of Phoenix on Route 57 involved Patricia Roberts and Helen S. Lockwood with no injuries.
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Oswego Hospital
Richard Beebe
Lillian Ave
William Smith
Isabel St
Syracuse
Gerald F. Dawson
Beebe
John Maucher
Minetto
Phoenix
Patricia Roberts
Helen S. Lockwood
State St
Fulton
Roberts
State Police Transfers Return 21 Troop D Members
Sgt. Robert F. Barry ends vacation relief duty at Auburn and returns to Minetto substation while Sgt. Earl Andrews moves from New Hartford to Pulaski. Capt. Harold T. Muller, commanding officer, announced the changes.
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Minetto
Auburn
Earl Andrews
New Hartford
Pulaski
Harold T. Muller
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