Tonight's TV Shows Highlight A Mixed Night Of Skits And Recaps
The program offers a mix of sketches led by Myrna Loy and Phyllis Avery with Gobel as host and a Sheridan Story segment featuring General Sheridan. Highlights include a Western-tinged episode, spy plot antics, and Edwards and Ginger Rogers era film clips. Channel listings note Garry Moore Show and a Pennies From Heaven segment.
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Charming
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Wienwers
Horton
TV Keynotes On Golf Show Plot Prompt Witty Ferment
A scrambled TV preview mentions Crosby unable to alter a golf show plot and references cast members like Debbie Magnetts and Bob Wigner. It hints at a film or stage segment with humor and a possible Las Vegas style variety feel. The piece recalls last year’s show and lists multiple performers in a chaotic lineup.
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Holywood
Crosby
County-Fay
Hallyhoo
Alent Ibaelf
Debbie Magnetts
Bob Wigner
Bing
Alinty Graney
Isaac
Highlights Today On WELY Prominent Local Arts and Sports Talk
A kaleidoscopic broadcast listing features Tony's Windlights and indie Nabe performances, violin and piano works, and multiple symphony events at Symphony Hall and Khuweike. The guide notes air times from 7:80 to 1 pm, with discussions of regional talent and upcoming concerts.
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Tony
Fin Anus
Tata
Dre
Heninders
Syphon Malines
Abo
Prokatiov
WQXK
Vala
Valwat Dba
Pyoraliou
TV and Radio Log for Tuesday Jan 13 3 Ys
TV and radio listings show programs across channels with schedule notes and program names. Includes mention of news, cartoons, theatre, and various time slots, highlighting late afternoon to evening lineups and notable shows.
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CHASE
Oxmon Runyon
Theale
Leanne Gentry
Guidity
Namy Peon Eno
Ucn
Percy
Heck
Business Exemptions Important in 1958 Tax Rules
Article outlines 1958 IRS travel and expense deduction rules for employees, distinguishing two categories: employees who Do or Do Not account to their employer for expenses. Details how to file Form 1040 with a statement of advances and expenses, and when to deduct excess employer payments or report income.
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Richard A. Mullens Weitton
NEA
Internal Revenue Service
United States
Chemists To Meet TV Key Mailbag Questionable Content
A garbled OCR style column asks about TV plays and theater figures, listing various names and places. The piece references a mailbag of questions on topics from Broadway to local school districts and community events, with scattered mentions of actors, venues, and organizations. The fragment hints at a central event: a gathering of chemists and a related television question segment.
Round Lake Social Notes and Local Meetings Prompted By Holidays
Round Lake residents spent Christmas visiting relatives across the region then returning home. The Women’s Round Table Improvement Society plans an animal dealing at 2 pm on Tuesday, with officers and committee chairs to present annual reports. Several names appearing as local workers will host a house dance for January activities.
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Robert C. Meaat
Washington
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Uoir
Mia
Wright VanDensen
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Cor
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Danes
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Frank Wootton
Mavi Merwitt
Rath Manger
Vivian Hobbing
Nancy Lurker
Alene Seeley
Kah’ Sutty
Phyllis Perry
Harbara Gadilard
Adirondack Northway Route Group Forms In Pollesville
A Adirondack Northway committee formed at Polluesville to push a Adirondack Northway route. Roger Tubby of Saranac Lake elected chairperson with Harold Zengey of Glens Falls as secretary and Vernon Lambae of Lake George as treasurer. Two routes proposed. one would pass through the Adirondacks and near Lake Champlain, criticized for forest preserve land. The group argues the Adirondack route would need 400 acres and cost about 108 million, claiming Champlain route adds 33 million to a total estimated 108 million.
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Polluesville
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Aironiack Enterprise
Harold Zengey
Glens Falls
Chosen
Vernon Lambae
Lake Phew
Ean
Adirondack
Adirondacks
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Lulal Preserve
Champlans
Train Bound Trio to Great Lakes Naval Station
Jolofsonville reports Charles Mason Frank Wiley and Peter Unaviten left Wednesday for the Great Lakes Naval Training Station to begin boat training. Infant Mallya Mosher, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bron Mosher, has returned home after a ten day hospital stay. The Women’s Society of Christ Community Church held a Wednesday gathering with Mrs Nicholas Pale and Mrs Alma Tale hosting. Mrs Waldo Baker presided at the business meeting naming committees for social education missionary education spiritual and stewardship youth education and other roles. Members Ruth Stevens and Charles Welling were named delegates to the Atrosie Valley Council of Church Women. Mrs Raymond Giford led devotions on The Church topic and refreshments followed.
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Charles Mason
Frank Wiley
Peter
Waldo Baker
Bonald Roke
Forrest Kownell
George McGraw
Nicholas Tate
Ralph Akin
Charles Wol Ting
Clarenes
Mason
Robert Croft
Wleratiee
Boyd Burdick
Clarence
Ralph Button
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