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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
9
Preview notes Dr Michael Trappin from New York as top contestant with $29,100 winnings, facing Dale Armstrong of Cos Cob Connecticut. Also features Rich Diamond, Ernie Ford, and a premiere Music Bingo plus Dragnet as NBC and CBS schedules for the night.
The Herald Journal lists a dense timetable of radio and TV program blocks across stations WSYR NBC WNDE MBS WHEN CBS WFBL ABC WSYR-FM WOLF and others. It details hourly news sports music and variety segments with many host names and program titles for the Thursday schedule.
TV listings show color indicators and a dense evening lineup. Programs include Night Without Stars, Mickey Mouse, Zorro, Dragnet, Playhouse 90 Natchez, Rosemary Clooney, and The Beach Comber with news and weather segments throughout the night.
An OCR child of a daily TV grid lists daytime and evening airings across WSYR Channel 3, Channel 8, and Panorama-8 with shows from News to game shows, soap operas, dramas, and matinee theater including Dotto, Truth or Consequences, Guiding Light, Edge of Night, and Flight Angels.
In a wide-ranging talk, Buster Keaton says actors today benefit from TV radio and film, noting sharper performances and greater variety than in vaudeville. He recalls old theaters as fragile venues and praises television stages as far better. Also: WSYR-TV finds new talent Bill Eadie and Bob Fuller joins KTHV Little Rock after stints with ABC and past TV roles.
Dr Margaret P Martin a bio statistician is named associate professor of preventive medicine at State University College of Medicine Syracuse effective June 15. She currently holds the same rank at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine Nashville and will teach medical students and post graduate researchers while contributing to preventive medicine projects and faculty consultations.
Channel 13 broadcasts Thursday at 3 00 pm with entertainment segments including Zarcrees and mall news. The guide lists a 6 00 pm segment featuring Mieke or Rema and bermna 4.
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ITV previews Natchez stage drama on a gambling ship with Cliff Robertson Felicia Farr Macdonald Carey and Thomas Mitchell. WHEN TV carries Playhouse 90 at 9 30 p m with Carey as ship owner and Robertson as ex soldier. Carey later marries Farr. Also listings for Sea Hunt and other TV events and films on WSYR TV.
James B. Chwalow a 65 year old Westvale chiropractor pleaded innocent in Police Court to a felony charge of performing an abortion on a Syracuse woman. Judge P Leo Dorsey postponed until June 11 with bail set at 1000 cash or 2500 property bond. If he waives examination the case goes to grand jury. The 21 year old married woman was reported in good condition at Memorial Hospital after being taken there by ambulance early Sunday. Chwalow of 400 Salisbury Rd was arrested yesterday on a warrant signed by Judge Dorsey.
Hinsdale Fire Department annual Field Days run today through Saturday on Brewerton road Mattydale. A 5 30 p m parade Saturday caps events including rides entertainment and refreshments. Women pushball tonight at 7 with men’s event tomorrow at 6 30 p m finals after the parade Saturday.
The University of Syracuse Class of 1953 announces its fifth reunion during commencement weekend. About two members will meet Friday at 9 p.m. for a round-up at En Rico's and attend a luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Saturday at Ed Martins Restaurant in Liverpool.
Autolite Electric Plant at 219 Lamson St announces a two percent cost of living wage increase effective June 2 for all 600 employees. Plant manager Jack B. Franklin said the adjustment follows prior periodic increases since 1955, with 35 cents added at the Syracuse plant to raise earnings.
Detectives investigated a theft at the King Cole Ice Cream Store on 4141 S. Salina Street. About $216.43 was taken from a deposit envelope in the safe. two other envelopes with $718 remained untouched. Store manager Andrew Miller, 410 Westcott Street, said the safe was left closed but not locked during business hours.
Insurance agent Samuel R. Kristi 45 of 1116 Broad St pleads innocent to two indictments charging first degree grand larceny and second degree forgery. Prosecutors say he received 6300 dollars March 7 1957 for an annuity policy bought by Harry Morganstein of 105 Dodge Dr and issued to Charles Listi assistant secretary of United States Life Insurance Co. He was arrested on a bench warrant and arraigned before County Judge Leo W Breed. The indictments allege Kristi kept the balance after paying the first premium of 590.60.
Fourteen new American Red Cross nurse aides were capped at Memorial Hospital last night. They join nearly 100 others aiding medical staff locally. Dignitaries from nursing services and VA Hospital placed caps diplomas and pins on each graduate. Names and addresses of the new aides are listed.
A discussion of beliefs sustaining the Free World airs at 9 30 p m. Special WFBL coverage of the Indianapolis 500 runs tomorrow from 11 45 a m to 4 15 p m or completion.
Billy Graham advises that nerves before preaching are normal and can be eased by focusing on the message, not the speaker. He suggests prayerful quiet, relying on God, and recognizing that the audience shares the same anxiety, which helps reduce self consciousness.
Police halted Tyrone P. Hill a 19 year old Nedrow resident after observing erratic bicycle riding on S. Salina Street. Officers ruled the intoxication statute applies to motor vehicles so Hill faced a public intoxication charge and pleaded guilty. He was held for sentencing on June 2.
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