TV preview highlights Perry Mason and big name guests
TV Key staff preview includes Perry Mason on Channel 8 at 7 30 with a courtroom drama about a murder for control of a boat company. Other listings cover Tall Man, Checkmate, Fights, Gunsmoke, Camera Three Becket and Tennyson version, Twentieth Century Do Little Raid, Shirley Temple Indian Captain Dinah Shore Paris episode and a Child Guidance appeal on Something Special.
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Perry Mason
Jeanne Baird
Camera Three
Channel 8
Becket
Tennyson
T.S. Eliot
Jean Anouills
Henry II
Channel 3
Ernie Ford
Garry Moore
Sam Levenson
Child Guidance Foundation
Saturdat
When-Tv
Sunset Strip
Air Power
Death Valley Daya News
Star Theater
Wsyr-Tv
Robin
Welk
Hollywood
WCHY
Sky King
U. S.A
Temple Stars
Interpol
Lawrence Welk
Famous Film Theater
Notre Dame
Browns
Washington
Walt Disney
Tab Hunter
Wcny-Tv
U. N
Columbia
J B
Dally Guiletti Ae
Mott's Muse
WOSC
Mott
TV Stars and Serials: Shirley Temple, Burt Lancaster, and Alaskans
Reader questions reveal soap operas face cast shakeups with Henderson Forsythe moving to As the World Turns and Ward Costello exiting after a divorce arc. Burt Lancaster co star trivia cites Yvonne DeCarlo and Ann Blythe for Brute Force. NBC drops The Alaska show in favor of Klondike while Rescue Eight co star Lang Jeffries marries Rhonda Fleming. Lucy and Desi reruns persist in daytime amid real life divorce not affecting fiction. questions directed to TV Key Mailbag for more inquiries.
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Henderson Forsythe
Jim Benson
CBS
Mary Margaret McBride Writes Of Experiences
AP review notes Mary Margaret McBride, credited with inventing the broadcast interview, has written Out of the Air a richly anecdotal book on radio’s great years. It recalls how she drew presidents kings and celebrities into candid talks over twenty plus years, and laments that modern TV talk lacks her subtle craft.
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New York
Mary
Margaret McBride
Mary Margaret
Kim Novak
Harwyn
Enrique Parra
Maureen O'Hara
Kim
Fernando
Jimmy Savo
Marty Allen
Mary Margaret McBride
Meredith Willson
Mr. Willson
Mama
Cary Grant
TV Mailbag asks about Johnny Mathis age and soap endings
The column answers Mathis is 25 as of September and notes the night club scene can alter perception. It also addresses a reader’s heartbreak over Jim Benson’s death on From These Roots, questioning why Nate Tompkins wasn’t killed instead.
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Johnny Mathis
D.M
Jacksonville
Fla
Jim Benson
Nate Tompkins
Radio TV Listing For Syracuse Area Stations
Radio and TV schedule fragment lists programs across WSYR WNDR WFBL WNOR WNDR and more. Entries include news sports music forums church services and major programs with times and station names from a Syracuse market guide.
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WSYR
Wee
WNDR
WNOR
WFBL
Manion Forum
Romaup
WPFBL
Radm Rulolt
Boston Pops
Cleveland Orchestra
Johny Dollar
Considine
Gunsmoke
Supt Speaks
Amos Phipps
Monitor
Dance Orchestra
Grace Assembly
Dr Barnard
Mitch Aller
WFSL
Istan
World Tonight
Immanuel Baptist Church
Howard K. Smith
RF Ma
Bridge fire leads to purse theft arrest in Rockford
Police say evidence shows a man tried to destroy a wallet by fire, leading Rookie Patrolman Richard Donnelly to investigate under a local bridge where he recovered the suspect, accused of stealing two women's purses from a car.
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Rockford
Richard Donnelly
Oswego Palladium Times Adopts Postal and Pricing Details
Oswego Palladium Times lists post office entry details under the 1946 act and 1925 consolidation, naming officers Clarence Leighton president and others. It outlines subscription rates by region, carrier service conditions, and mail pricing across New York, Canada, and beyond, with advertising agent details and AP membership.
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Oswego No. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Thomas A. Cloutier
William Leighton
Clark Morrison
Esther B. Osigaard
Oswego
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
Rhe
New York State
Canada
Julius Mathews Special Agency, Inc
Madison Ave
New York City
Boston
Mess
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Philadelphia
Padure Cuse
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Voice of Broadway Gossip and Celebrity Moves
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Broadway stars and social currents. Elizabeth Taylor tops exhibitors' charts, Doris Day second, with Sammy Davis Jr and Mai Britt amid wedding notes. Mild scandal, theatre buzz, and Parisian to New York transit frame a bustling gossip page.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Butterfield
Elizabeth Taylor
Marilyn Monroe
Doris Day
Liz
Sammy Davis Jr
Mai Britt
New York
Card
Arthur Miller
Nine O'Clock
Mike Nichols
Elaine May
Shubert Alley
Kermit Bloomgarden
Looking Backward From the Palladium Times Files
Recap of items from prior eras includes Cortland Normal beating Cortland High 29 17 with a ceiling hindrance, bills for jail shoe cobbling, wall concrete work to start next spring, hospital benefit netting over 1000, deserters in Oswego county to face shared labor, and a proposed hotel name The Modern.
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Cortland
W. L. Guthrie
Corps of Engineers
Nurses Home J Construction Fund
Oswego County
Onondaga Pen
Sheriff Taft
The
Pulpwood Shipment, Hotel Promotions Highlight 1910 1935 Clippings
Four days late due to bad weather as the steamship Keybar arrived with 1200 cords of pulpwood for Oswego Falls in Fulton. Harry H. Hoghn promoted to Hotel Rochester manager in the American Hotel chain. November’s weather was warmer and drier per A S Weather Bureau report. Carola Goya Spanish dancer to perform in Robinson auditorium Thursday. Stanley Cusack reports a stolen two tone green bicycle near the post office.
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St. Lawrence
Keybar
Oswego Falls Corporation
Fulton
Harry H. Hoghn
Pontiac
American
Rochester
A. S. Weather Bureau
Carola Goya
Robinson Auditorium
Stanley Cusack
Ten Years Ago Highlights From Oswego News Dec 3 1950
Ten years ago on December 3 1950 U N forces in Korea shield a retreat through Pyongyang as Marines and the 16th Corps end a five day battle near Changjin reservoir. Chinese forces capture photographer Frank Noel. President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee begin talks in Washington. Marine Thomas J Munn Jr wounded in North Korea, his wife June Howard notified. Obituaries note Mrs Edward J Woolley James M Woods and Patrick Dowd. Fred W Knight dies at work and U S Radiator Corp buys Cyclotherm Corp to form Cyclotherm division in Oswego.
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Korea
Pyongyang
U. S
16Th Corps
Changjin Reservoir
North Korea
Frank Noel
Truman
Attlee
Great Britain
Washington
Thomas J. Munn, Jr
Iu. S. Marine Corps
Fifth St
Howard
Munn
Syracuse
10Th Marine Tank Battalion
Richard Cobb
Oswego
Murray St
James M. Woods
New York
Palladium
Meriden
Conn
Patrick Dowd
Riverside Drive
W. Utica
Fred W. Knight
of & Rosavelt
of & Rosavelt St., Truck Driver For Calaman Fuel & Oil Co
U. S. Radiator Corp
Detroit
Cyclotherm Corp
Cyclotherm Division
U. S. Radiator
Mystery anchor found in Lake Michigan near Bailey's Harbor
In Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin Lindivers recovered a 1500 pound anchor embedded in sand off Baileys Harbor. The anchor bears the name H. Duncan Poole, but salvagers have not located any ship records matching that name.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Lindivers
Lake Michigan
Baileys Harbor
H. Duncan Poole
Horton Doesn’t Desire Role Of Wagonmaster
Robert Horton says he will not permanently replace Ward Bond as wagonmaster on Wagon Train. He expects to work around Bond where possible, with Terry Wilson and Frank McGrath carrying forward. Horton notes Bond’s death last weeks and explains why the title role should stay for a more mature actor, not him.
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Hollywood
Calif
Ward Bond
Bond
Robert Horton
Horton
Wagonmaster
Terry Wilson
Frank McGrath
Terry
Ralph Meeker
Ward
Ae Penionce
Bobby
Cooking Is Fun Sunday Night Supper Salad
A compact salad recipe uses chicken sandwiches petits pois and a fruit Betty beverage mix. Ingredients include 1 cup drained tiny green peas 1 cup romaine 1 2 cup diced celery 1 2 cup diced cucumber 2 tablespoons oil 1 tablespoon tarragon vinegar salt pepper onion salt. Toss vegetables with oil vinegar and seasonings for four servings. A small can of young peas may be added.
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Betty Beverage
Power of the Resurrection film to be shown at Salvation Army
A religious film titled The Power of the Resurrection will be shown at the Salvation Army citadel on Tuesday evening December 6 at 7 00 p m The film follows Peter from pride and fear to bold faith after the Holy Spirit comes upon him The public is invited to attend the screening.
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Salvation Army
Christ
Peter
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