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Newspaper
Warren Observer
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1957
Page
17
The article advocates building a new Warren area school to provide adequate Beaty gym seating for basketball fans. It notes Beaty floor capacity issues, aging facilities, and past attendance patterns. It argues a larger venue and new site would sustain interest and prevent fans from staying home or leaving early.
The piece argues for a new high school gym with about 2000 seats to attract adults for basketball and other events. It notes high demand when rivals fill seats, cites Pittsburgh symphony crowds and PTA Fairy Gold, and urges a community auditorium with storage, practice space, and future growth considerations.
A historical TV grid lists programs for Saturday May 6 including CBS News at 12 and 1, The World Turns and The Big Payoff, Captain Kangaroo, Gunsmoke, Wyatt Earp, and World’s Best Movies titles such as Flight Command. Notable sports include Braves vs Cardinals and Riders of the Purple Sage.
Daily station schedule lists shows for Altoona including Jimmy Dean Show Captain Kangaroo I Love Lucy Burns and Allen and more with times across Monday and Tuesday May 13 14 1960s era listing. Major programs include News specials and themed movie reels.
Channel 10 features Tell The Truth and Broken Arrow slots while noon and late evening lines show films such as A Wing And A Prayer and The Beginning Or The End. May 1 and May 16 offer cartoons, game shows, and classic dramas across TNESDAY and THURSDAY listings.
The Bach Choir of Bethlehem returns for its fiftieth festival with ten concerts last year drawing capacity crowds of 1200. Lehigh campus hosts mass in B Minor on May 9 to 11 and May 17 to 18 with tickets for inside seating and free lawn listening.
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