Evening TV Guide Snapshot for Friday Listings
A dense, partial TV schedule shows multiple programs across channels with times from morning to late night. Notable items include sports, news, weather, dramas, variety shows, and children's programming, with several mismatched typos and truncated titles.
TV listings and early evening to late night programs
Channel 3 features Corliss Archer and Dexter in a family comedy from 7 to 7:30 with reprises of The Life Of Ruby at 8:30. Eddie Fisher dedicates You'd Never Walk Alone on Coke Time at 7:30, and The Stu Erwin Show at 7:30. Ray Bolger guests on The Ray Bolger Show at 8:30 on Channel 8. The Net Draws Tight debuts on Channel 5 at 9, and Mama/Human Torch on Big Story at 9. Channel 5 airs the Republican Precinct Day address at 9:30, with Cavalcade of Sports boxing at 10. Channel 3 covers Boardwalk Billy Smith boxing and Greatest Moments in Sports at 10:45. Hamilton Tiger-Cats vs Toronto Argonauts at 1:45 on Channel 3, plus Wisconsin vs Rice in a big clash at Camp Randall at 2:25.
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Beere
Jake
King Segek
Pet
Bob Neal
Dioner Platner
Jo Portero
Captain Video
Stu Erwin
Berrist
Ray Bolger Shaw
Perry Camo
Doller
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Ralph W. Shelden
Harriet
Corliss Archer
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Dexter
Chester A. Riley
Brooklyn
Ann
Baker
Bobby
Ellis
Dexter Franklin
Life of
Ruby
Coke Time
United States
Eddie Fisher
Katrin
Mama
Big Story
Channel 5
Harold Johnson
Boardwalk Buly Smith
Philadelphia Arena
Cavalcade of Sports
Count Basie
Hamilton
Tiger-Cats
Deming
Toronto Argonauts
Crippled Child Group To Meet In Columbus
The Ohio Society for Crippled Children holds its annual meeting in Columbus over the weekend with talks by national authorities on rehabilitation epilepsy and education. An Easter seals institute and campaign discussion are planned, featuring Henry Redkey of Washington DC and W Scott Allan of Boston as speakers.
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Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Henry Redkey
Washington, D. C
W. Scott Allan
Boston
Mass
Liberty Mutuel Insurance Co
Rehabilitation centers and clinics for disabled children
A historical notice describes facilities including cerebral palsy and epilepsy clinics, rehabilitation centers, and stammer camps for children with disabilities, reflecting era concerns and services available.
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