TV Networks Hit By Big Wave Of Ad Cancellations
A wave of advertising contract cancellations hits major TV networks as costs rise and advertisers question value. Ad sponsors like Admiral, Esso, Cluett Peabody drop shows. NBC ABC and CBS trim programs, shift to cheaper formats, and prune staffing to protect budgets.
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New York
Admiral Corp
Kaiser-Frazer Esso Standard Oil Co
General Foods
Toni Co
Cluett, Peabody and Co
Faye
Faye Emerson
Pepsi Cola
Miss Emerson
Columbia Broadcasting System
Johns Manville
National Broadcasting Co
Reichhold Chemical
American Broadcasting Co
Sid Caesar
Imogene Coca
Tallulah Bankhead
Cluett
Peabody
Shriner Cluett
Herb Shriner
George
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
Ken Murray
Admiral
Esso Standard Otl Co
Alan Young
New Orleans
Boston
ABC
National Broadcasting
Columbia
DuMont Network
C. B.S
DuMont
Quiz Kids
Television Workshop
Handley Students Rotary Speakers at George Washington Hotel
Archie Fry Handley principal will bring three prize pupils as speakers at the Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow at 1 pm. Clay Carr Jr winner of local and district American Legion contests and runner up in Charlottesville zone will read excerpts. Ann Weatherholtz and Fred Stine Jr will report on Girl's and Boys State meetings under Rotary sponsorship.
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Archie Fry
Handley
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Lemuel Brown
Clay Carr, Jr
American Legion
Cotest
Charlottesville
Ann Weatherholtz
Fred Stine Jr
Rotary
Services Held For Mrs. Alice D Good
Funeral services for 85 year old Mrs. Alice D. Good of Frederick County were conducted yesterday at Mount Olive United Brethren Church with Rev. S. J. Gdeode presiding. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers named were Lester L. Good Jr Carl A. Good William J. Good Allie Lee Good Benjamin W. Good and Aderie Eure.
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Alice D. Good
Frederick County
William Clowser
Mount Olive United
Lester L. Good, Jr
Carl A. Good
William J. Good
Allie Lee Good
Benjamin W. Good
Aderie Eure
Britain Honors Washington With Half Mast Flags
The British fleet of about 60 ships of the line lowered flags to half mast on learning of George Washingtons death. The fleet then lay at Torbay under Lord Bridport.
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France
George Washington
Great Britain
Washington
Torbay
Lord Bridport
Mrs Carrie Anderson Dies In Winchester Hospital
Carrie Neville Anderson 64 died this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital after several days of paralysis. A lifelong resident, she was the daughter of the late Edwards and Morena Neville. She is survived by four sons John Wilbur Claude and Charles all of this city four daughters Morena Mendsley Elaine Salazer Ruth Smith and Helen Luttrell and Gertrude Jones twelve grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Dr E T Clark pastor of First Baptist Church officiating. Burial will be Mount Hebron Cemetery. Friends mayvisit the funeral home after 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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Carrie Neville Anderson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Edwards and
Morena Henry Neville
John
Wilbur
Claude
Charles
Morena Mendsley
Elaine Salazer
Ruth Smith
Catonsville
Helen Luttrell
Union Bridge
Gertrude Jones
Jones Funneral
E T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Mount Hebron
Anderson
Jones Funeral Home
Donnie H Brown Rites Yesterday
Funeral services for 12 year old Donnie H Brown son of Alexander and Audrey Brown were held yesterday at 11 am at Omps Funeral Home. Rev T J Kerfoot of Winchester's First Assembly of God Church conducted the service. Pallbearers were Junior Southley Ned Kerfoot Ralph Russell and Beverley Gardner. Interment followed at Shilo Church Cemetery in High View West Virginia.
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Donnie H. Brown
Alexander and
Audrey Anderson Brown
Stephens City
Omps Funeral Home
T. J. Kerfoot
First Assembly of God Church
Winchester
Junior Southley
Ned Kerfoot
Ralph Russell
Beverley Gardner
Shilo Church
High View
West Virginia
Civil War Veteran Douglas Story Hospitalized in Los Angeles
Civil War veteran Douglas T. Story, 107, is in Sawtelle Veterans Hospital after doctors attributed his hospitalization to his daughter Dalcy Potee's broken leg. The 68 year old had lived with him and no other caregiver was available. He called it the best rest he has had in years.
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Los Angeles
Douglas T. Story
Story
Sawtelle Veterans Hospital
Beccause
Dalcy Potee
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American Broadcasting
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Don Ameche
B.C
Aed IO
NASH
Studebaker
FORD
Chevrolet
Ised
Daily Crossword
Asia
Adam
Buzz
Zea
Veeteréoy
Anowee
Handley Students Rotary
DeBote
Hudson
Zuckerman
Winchester’s
B & MA Cnevrolet S.A" ES
Loudoun St
Hevrolet
Winchester Plate Glass Co
Falrfas Lane
Montgomery Ulead
Riverside
Riverside Air Cushions
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