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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1955
Page
5
J A Hotinger Insurance announces Mutual Life service at 105 N Loudoun St. The agency promotes new life policy options and local coverage in the central office.
Listings show daytime and evening programs across WRC Channel 4 WTTG Channel 5 WMAL Channel 7 and WTOP Channel 4 with episodes of Superman Dinah Shore Arthur Murray and The $64,000 Question among others plus News and sports programming.
A daytime to early evening lineup lists WRC Channel programs from 6:45 to 3:30 including Farm Look to This Day Today with Garroway News Little Rascals Romper Room Ding Dong School Frances Horwich Home Tennessee Ernie Feather Your Nest Feature Playhouse Afternoon Ted Mack It Pays to be Married Sign On Cover to Cover All Star Theater Ladies Home Theater News WTOP Channel 9 Morning Show Cartoon Clock Johnsons Corners Mark Evans Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey Strike It Rich Valiant Lady Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light Jack Paar Welcome Travelers Robert Q Lewis Houseparty The Big Payoff Bob Crosby.
A detailed list of WINC radio programs across the day and night including News Weather Sports music and ABC segments with show times and host names. The schedule runs from early morning through late evening with titles such as Take 15 Platter Party Morning Melodies and Nighttime News.
Tuesday July 12 radio schedule lists evening programs across stations including News for 15 Minutes at 6 00 on cbs Yukon Story mbs west 6 30 Sports News abe east 6 45 Newscast by Three abe News Comment cba Sports abc 7 00 News Commentary abe News Commentary cbs News Commentary abc News Commentary mbs 7 15 Daily Commentary abec Dinner Date mbs 7 30 News Broadcast abe Strange Drama abe News Comment mbs 7 45 One Man s Family abe News Broadcast cbs Eddie Fisher Show mbs 8 00 People Are Funny abe Suspense cbs Red Benson abe Treasury Agent mbs 330 Dragnet abe John Steele mbs 00 Radio Theater abe Sammy Kaye abec News Story mbs hi Bing Crosby cbs 30 Amos Andy News cbe Platterbrains abe 10 00 Fibber and Molly abe Dance Orchestra cbs News Comment abe News Commentary mbs 10 15 Great Gildersleeve abe News abe 10 30 New England Story abe Commentary abee Dance Orchestra mbs 11 00 News Varieties all nets
Virginia voters faced rain and overcast skies as Democratic primaries opened at 6 30 a m with polls open 13 hours. Contest includes 30 House of Delegates seats and 12 state Senate seats plus numerous local offices across 35 counties. Turnout expected high in counties with close Assembly and county contests.
Mercy flight for polio victim aside, state policy grows amid local charges and personalities. The primary may not topple the Democratic establishment but will influence the 1956 legislative session. New Assembly members miss first chance at school segregation issues likely in a fall special session. Regular session faces state funding and a potential sales tax fight.
The twenty second session of the Institute of Rural Affairs will be at Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg from July 26 to 28. Frederick County Agent John T. Wolfe and Assistant Agent H J Gerken Jr announce plans for farm men and women attendees. The program includes farming homemaking topics tours experiments at VPI and social activities. Total cost about 10 dollars. The Virginia Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs joins the institute with workshops and joint opening July 26.
The vice president will greet farm people and at the closing session award certificates of merit. Interested individuals should notify the county agent's office by Friday, if possible. Transportation will be arranged, per the farmers letter.
Mrs. Howard Shockey and Mrs. Paul Lambert won the weekly duplicate match of the Monday Contract Bridge Group. Runners up were Mrs. Herbert Schutte and Mrs. Irvan O Connell with third place to Mrs. Holmes Harper and Mrs. Henry P Kern Jr. The next meeting is Monday at 8 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel where a full master point will be awarded, continuing the third Monday each month.
General Nathan F. Twining honors 350000 Ground Observer Corps volunteers on the third anniversary of Operation Skywatch. He urges all Americans to support the program and notes one million volunteers are urgently needed. Public service cooperation with the Advertising Council.
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