TV Highlights Wyatt Earp Biography On WEWS Channel 5
Dorothy Funk reports the life and legend of Wyatt Earp premieres tonight on WEWS channel 5 at 3:30. The series reenacts famous frontier events with actors portraying Bat Masterson Wild Bill Hickok Doc Holliday and others, moving between Ellsworth Kansas and Tombstone Arizona.
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Dorothy Funk
WEWS
Channel 5
West
Bat Masterson
Wild Bill’ Hickok
Dock Holliday
Mannen Clements
Thompson Brothers
The
Clantons
Marlene Dietrich Sought for Italian Film by De Sica
Louella Parsons reports Marlene Dietrich is wanted to co star with Vittorio De Sica in the film Monté Carlo to be shot at the famed gambling resort. Girosi, Rome emissary, has been in Los Angeles pursuing Dietrich while Dietrich moves through a busy, high earning period with frequent calls about contracts.
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Girosi
Rome
Gloria de Sica
Marlene
Dietrich
de Sica
Ty Girosi
Gina Lollobrigida
Los Angeles
Joan
AS CONVENIENT AS TELEVISION Three Locations Money Service
A garbled TV guide type list streams into a blurb about three locations offering money services and banking options. The fragment mentions broadcasts at WNEE Channel 3 and a string of program titles with times, plus a report noting Blanchard and others in a seaside area, with an injury reported in an unspecified incident.
Television Schedule Fragment Wings of Song and More
A fragmented TV schedule lists Wings of Song, Paige Palmer, Morning Movie, News, Cartoon Club, and various features. The readable items show channel 0 listings with times around 10 15 to 4 00 and include news and film segments.
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WNEE
Shelleh Graham
Eroie Ford
WEWS
Wings of Song
Paige Palmer
Kiddittang
Cartoon Club
Fem
Atleen
WXEL
Maggie
Garry Moore
Arthurs Godfrey
Aliee Weston
Robi Q Lewis
Bob Crosbr
Television Programs to Start in Britain
British television plans announce the launch of commercial TV programs. The report notes new service offerings, potential schedule launches, and regulatory considerations shaping early broadcasting in the United Kingdom.
Parole for 34 Japanese war criminals announced
Tokyo reports the Justice Ministry says thirty four wartime criminals will be released on parole from Sugamo Prison next Thursday. Of these, 15 were convicted by American tribunals and 19 by the Netherlands. all classified as B or C.
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Sugamo
Sepanse Justice Ministry
Avon Lake
Wills
Netherlands
Refugees seek West from East Germany as flag signals distress
In Berlin 17 000 East Germans moved west during August and a flag flown upside down at the state house signified distress. The number included 457 members of the Communist Peoples Pole, while refugee officials reported the first eight months of 1953 saw rising police desertions from East Germany as the flow continued. Britain gears up for commercial TV with Sept. 22 trials, B.B.C. to compete with new Independent Television Authority, outlining a six minute per hour cap on ads and a system to prevent sponsor control of programs.
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Ress
Berlin
State House
West Berlin
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Pole
East Germany
ABC
Piccadilly
Britain
British Broadcasting Corporation
B.B.C
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Jane Russell
Independent Television Authority
Npa
Smart Boys
England
U.S
Numan Collins
London
Radio Programs Tuesday and Wednesday Schedule Notes
Radio schedule listings for WTAM WHK WGAR WIW and WM with programs, news, sports, and entertainment across two days. Entries include host names such as Bruce Charles Gordon Tom Armstrong and Ben Ple, along with shows like Dragnet Morning and Fine-N-Dandy, noting frequent changes and varied times.
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Bruce Charles
Lorenzy Joner Sauaras
Bru Preaton
McGee and
Molly Flannery
Tom Brown
WGAR
WIW
Andrewe
Gordon News
Armstrong Hise-N-Shine
Bil Gordon
Tom Armstrong
Armatrone
Arthur Godfrey
Hanson
Rosemary Newa Stevens
Mildred
Gloria
Helen Treat
Jane Stevens
Bill Maver
Foster O
Pepper Younuses
Gordon James
Car Trouble In Providence Leads To Reduced Fine
R J Melvin James pleaded guilty after using his improperly registered car. He said the vehicle caused problems and he had sold it following arrest. The judge reduced the fine from ten dollars to eight dollars.
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R. J
Seine
Melvin James
James
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