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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1955
Page
8
The Herald Journal states it is not responsible for last minute changes in radio and television programs. Listeners are advised to check announcements for updated schedules and scheduling changes as stations may alter programming without notice.
Sokolsky profiles Jackie Gleason defending his film produced show on television. He disputes claims about live status and notes audience size, the Electronicam process, and sponsor support. Eisenhower program excerpt highlighted as Tonight's feature.
A detailed WSYR lineup lists Pinky Lee and Mickey Mouse at 5:00, Howdy Doody, Cisco Kid, News and more through late night. The schedule includes Liberace, Eddie Fisher, The Millionaire, The Tonight Show, news, weather, and various ABC and local programs with film, theatre, and game shows.
Channel listings note WSYR Channel 3 and Channel 8 airings on Wednesday with program blocks and local schedule details. The brief mentions time slots and cross channel options for viewers seeking alternative broadcasts.
Stocks of corn in the United States totaled more than a billion bushels as of October 1, with Binghamton WNBF-TV Channel 1 reporting the figure from government data.
Promoter announces Willie Pepys versus Andy Arel in a scheduled 10:15 p m boxing bout. Ring venue and broadcast details are not provided in the readable text.
Prof. Archie Easton of the University of Wisconsin reports ten years of tests showing reinforced chains boost driving efficiency on ice by 409 percent and on hard packed snow by 313 percent while increasing braking efficiency on ice by 153 percent and on snow by 58 percent.
London County Council launches an intensive campaign to reduce home accidents in 1956. It includes a Safety in the Home week with emphasis on preventing burns and falls, aiming to lower the city’s high casualty toll.
TV listings show Wate WCNY TV Town Channel 7 schedule for Wednesday and Thursday with programs including Man Behind the Badge Santa Claus the Badge and Weather yOX Industry Parade Marie R Q Lewis Love of Life News Sports Science Information Fiction Arthur Home Godfrey Secret Storm Readers Circle 7 Digest Ranch and more timeslots listed
TV previews list Kraft Theater at 9 p.m. on WSYR where Joanne Woodward stars in Eleven o Clock Flight as a woman pursued by an angry ex husband. She races to catch a plane with a sailor to keep two men apart amid a web of secrecy and love.
Soviet Russia seeks to capitalize on the Cyprus dispute between Greece and Britain. Athens sees Moscow organizing visits of Greek leaders to Russia while Romania and Albania seek restored ties. Greek politics drift toward neutrality as Karamanlis faces a possible early election amid Cyprus tensions.
Minneapolis news notes a Port Townsend man sent $3 to the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway claiming his conscience compelled payment for a 1909 or 1910 tram fare. He reportedly traveled from Watertown South Dakota to Safford South Dakota, lost his ticket, promised to mail the conductor, and did not.
The author writes of a loved one bringing new life and happiness. Simple, ordinary things become meaningful as love brightens days and lifts faith, hope, and dreams. The verse centers on romance, gratitude, and uplifting emotion.
Yes there is. You cannot conceal sin and enjoy a clear conscience. You must choose between material prosperity and inner freedom. Confess to God and make restitution to those harmed, and you will gain peace and divine blessing for your future life.
In St Joseph Missouri one inmate serving time for drunkenness asks jailer Pete Murphy for a lie detector test. He says he has drunk for 25 years and wants to stop, hoping the test shows him he is lying to himself.
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