TV Key picks top shows from New York and Hollywood
Previewed by TV Key staff, RAWHLDE on channel 8 features an explosive West bomb tale with Patricia Barry and Hlugh Marlowe, then VICTOR BORGE performs sketches with Jane Powell and dancers, followed by TWILIGHT ZONE with a youth theme and a history professor plot, and PERSON TO PERSON with Elsa Schiaparelli and Cliff Arquette discussing Paris and Gettysburg in a globe‑spanning interview format.
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TV Key
New York
Hollywood
Rawhlde
Kingdom Come
West
Patricia Barry
Hlugh Marlowe
Victor Borge
Channel 8
Borge
Jane Powell
Maria “Dallas
Victor
Jacques da Ambase
Allegra Kent
Snow Queen
van Chburn
Long Live
Wwabler Jameson
Charles Beaumont
Sun
Tum
Estelle Winwood
Vonight
Gettysburg
Penn
Elsa Schiapareli
Paris
Cliff Arquette
Doris Day Laraine Day Kinship Clarified in TV Q A
In TV Key Mailbag readers learn Doris Day and Laraine Day are not related. Laraine Day’s surname was Johnson while Doris was born Kappelhoff. Also clarified is the only film version of The Major and the Minor with Ginger Rogers and Ray Milland.
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Doris Day
Laraine Day
S.C. Lancaster
Laraine
Johnson
Doris
June Allyson
Ginger Rogers
K. R. Paterson
N. J
Ginger
Ray Milland
Billy Wilder
van van Johnson
Sands Sinatras Romance Delayed By Draft Calls
Hollywood romance between Nancy Sinatra and Tommy Sands is postponed as Sands faces May draft into the Air Force Reserve. The couple met New Year’s Eve, became engaged near Christmas, and plan a Hollywood wedding later this year after his service ends. Nancy’s mother and father, once married, remain friendly as the duo navigates public attention.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Vicky
Nancy Sinatra
Tommy Sands
Sam Sands
Houston ‘Tex
Air Force Reserve
Sands
Nancy
Frank Sinatra
Nancy Sr
Las Vegas
Colony
Lindsay Crosby
Cocoanut
Grove
Tie
Actor Sam Colt From Colt 45 Had Lead Roles Elsewhere
Spokane reader asks if Sam Colt actor Donald May appeared in other series. Answer confirms May starred as Cadet Thompson and host on a different program. In a separate note, Mrs C G R Lancaster asks about Fase Emerson 18 now married with children. reply says Emerson divorced bandleader Skitch Henderson two years ago and has a son.
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Donald May
Sam Colt
Cadet Thompson
Fase Emerson
G R Lancaster
Skitch Henderson
Radio and TV Listings for Syracuse Evening Schedule
A dense schedule of radio and television programs across stations WSYR WNDR WFBL WCNY WOSC airing news weather sports and music blocks. Notable items include The Twilight Zone Hotel de Paree Jackpot Bowling The Rifleman Burl and Burns and Allen and local news reports with hourly updates and late-night talk and jazz features.
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WSYR
WNDR
Syracuse
Clus
WFBL
Bill Quinn
J Star
Lowell Thormas
Amos ‘N' Andy
Alex Orier
Burns Ang Adlon
America
LeMoyne
Wwfbl—Sanchez Hos
Alan Aailair
Eridat When-Tv
Doug Edwards
Star Theatre
Wsyr-Tv
Ree
Wcloys
Victor Borge
Jack Paar Snow
Wcny-Tv
Dan Burgess
New
Thearty
Douglas Eawards
Burns
Alien
Bourbon Street
This Man Dawson
WOSC
Fulton & Oswego
MacClatin—County Rhythm
Munh
iWorld
MacClatin
Naor Tim
No Questions Asked in Forest Park History Class
Forest Park High School student columnist Jane Denaburg reports a history class incident where a teacher warned that anyone absent for the test would receive an automatic grade of 50, followed by a protest shout from the rear of the room.
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Baltimore
Broadway Celebrities Spin News in Dizzy Web of Romance
An award hopeful actress endures a personal crisis as her famed husband falls for a married beauty. Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne remain active and hopeful, while Noelle Adam and Sydney Chaplin wed amid family estrangement. Eileen Barton’s failed venture leaves her broke after a night club controversy.
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Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Noelle Adam
New York
Sydney Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Nick Kenny
Eileen Barton
East River
Eileen
Savory Skillet Chicken and Mushroom Medley
Method shows Blave chicken cut in 10 pieces then seasoned with flour salt pepper and paprika. Chicken browns in butter, rests while onions and mushrooms cook, mushrooms wilt and are seasoned, then chicken returned to plate with onions and mushrooms for four servings.
Nurse stamps note with pupil’s excuse as Betty Sweet
In Roosevelt High School records a nurse signs written excuses with the name B. Sweet, identifying Betty Sweet as the issuer of the tardy or dismissal note. The incident highlights a personal signature used on student exit paperwork at the Des Moines school.
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Des Moines
Roosevelt High School
B. Sweet
Betty Sweet
Oswego Palladium Times Consolidation Details
Oswego Palladium Times pages note a consolidation of the Oswego Palladium and the Oswego Times. It lists presidents executives and staff, and shows prices for home and mail subscriptions, including Canadian and U.S. addresses. The paper claims Associated Press status and invites corrections for any misleading statements.
Looking Backward Friday March 18 1910 Oswego notes and events
A digest of Oswego items from 1910 1935 and 1950 includes a suicide by carbolic acid a will contest with Lawrence J Nichols estate valued near 100000 to nephew Naiman L Bates St Patrick's Day activities Irish lecture by Very Rev Dean Barry a city fund shortage confession and return of stolen funds $2219 aimed at Neal block Masonic temple project costs around 20000 plus a 1935 party attendance and church and school events highlights 1950 Saint Patrick remarks Oswego High dances and public observances with veterans and local fraternal leaders noted
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Lawrence J. Nichardsons
Naiman L. Bates
Hus
St. Patricks
Oswego
Ireland
Dean Barry
Sons of St George
Doris
Jon
Anna Rose Hall
Zulan Asselton
Fred Osselton
Art Molever
RB. Perkins
Bert Pris
Leonard Hall
Bull Broome
Fred Mullen
Oswego K of C
Robinson Auditorum
College Club
J. G. Rogas
David M. Russell, Jr
Harriett Stryker
Virginia White
George Wise
Oswego High
Rome Free Academy
Lake City
Ninth United States Infantry
Fort Ontario
Far East
George A. Lamb
Oswego Lodge
Oswego County
Oswego High School
Telegraphist Patterson Works at Army Signal School
Fr. Monmouth New Jersey reports Staff Sergeant Theodore R Patterson a telegraphist who can send 30 words a minute with either hand 18 words a minute with his right foot and 16 with his left foot. He teaches at the Army Signal School and uses yell-a-graph and voice pressure to code.
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TOR
Monmouth
N. J
Theodore R. Patterson
Patterson
Army Signal School
Centerport Pair Visit Relatives At S Hannibal
Centerport residents Karl Gauger and daughter Ruth visited Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gauger and family in SOUTH HANNIBAL. Numerous relatives from Fulton Oswego Mt. Pleasant and Sterling joined in a family weekend with birthdays noted for Mrs. Crandall and Jo Ann Trepasso.
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South Hannibal
Karl Gauger
Ruth
Centerport
Eugene Gauger
Philip Haws
Edna van Auken
Fulton
Raymond Hovey
Edgar Abbott
Oswego
Arthur Crego
William Crandall
Joseph Trepaso
Fulton RD 5
Fred Gauger
Cato
Hannibal Central School
Ronald Piglicampi
Liverpool
Alexander Summerville
Air
Isaac Blake
Philip Blake
John J. Dennison
Granby
Wrong number listed for Hillsboro repair dept causes busy signal
A typographical error in the Hillsboro Illinois telephone company listing sent callers to a wrong number and resulted in a continuous busy signal. UPI reports the misprint affected the repair department line.
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Hillsboro, Ill
UPI
Telephone Company Repair Department
Butler refuses to resign as Democratic Chairman
New York Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler declares he has no intention of resigning amid pressure from Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey. He says he will make no further comment about Humphrey’s remarks and denies using his party position to favor Sen. John F. Kennedy, a Humphrey rival, at a news conference.
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New York
Paul M. Butler
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Butler
Sen. Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Humphrey
New Palladium Times appoints Francesa J McIntyre
Francesa J McIntyre of Fancher Ave Fair Haven has been named news correspondent for The Palladium Times in Fair Haven. Readers may reach her at Whitney 7 118 by phone for submissions and inquiries.
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Francesa J. McIntyre
Fancher Ave
Fair Haven
Palladium Times
Whitney
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