Bill Goodwin marks 25th broadcasting anniversary on air
New York radio and TV veteran Bill Goodwin reaches a quarter century in broadcasting with a steady mix of jobs. He hosts ABCs Penny to a Million on Wednesdays while continuing work on Burns and Allen and Bob Hope programs. Despite 37 movies and four years in television, fans often recognize his voice first reflecting his broad career and coast to coast travels with his wife and four children in Hollywood.
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Ace Showing Versus Natural Bids in Two Bid Openings
In a rubber bridge hand West and East debate ace showing versus natural responses to two bids. East faults West for insisting on a system, while the author argues the choice depends on partner reliability. East’s five spade bid over five diamonds is condemned. the deal suggests six spades would have been correct. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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Crosby to star on CBS color specials next fall
New York reports CBS outlines a slate of 90 minute color spectaculars for next season with ten Saturday night telecasts. At least two will feature Bing Crosby. Noel Coward will produce three shows with Mary Martin in one. Paul Gregory to produce three others. On air Saturdays in local markets with Peggy King in live ads.
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Evening Radio Schedule Highlights 15-Minute News Blocks
A detailed 15 minute CBS schedule listing evening programs across CBS ABC and affiliates. Entries span 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm with news, sports, commentary, dramas, and variety shows featuring multiple network and regional offerings and cross‑network nameings.
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Schoolboy Artists Praised by Amateur Critic
Three Kyushu village schoolboys Masanori Nagata Noboru Mitoma and Ken Hamazaki ages 13 13 and 11 sent landscapes to an amateur critic who replied with a letter of praise from Dwight D Eisenhower mailed from the White House Washington DC The forgery or claim adds a curious note on postwar reception of art in Japan and a connection to the American president.
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