Something Old Something New on Network TV
New York readers can follow a mix of old and new TV offerings. Cardinals play the Braves on NBC. CBS features the golf tour from Minneapolis and The Face of Crime repeats. NBC and CBS also air Perry Presents and General Electric Theater reruns with noted guests and star roles.
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New York
NBC
Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
CBS
Braves
Minneapolis
Chet Huntley
NBC News
Gary
Ind
General Electric Theater
Fred MacMurray
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Coliseum
Lennon Sisters
Jimmie Rodgers
Andy Williams
ABC
Dick Clark
Red Buttons
Armstrong Circle Theater
England
Italy
Word Study Lesson on Misused and Misspelled Terms
W. L. Gordon presents a daily vocabulary update focusing on words often misused or mispronounced. Today's entry defines DIVEST as to unclothe or dispossess with pronunciation die vest and an example about shedding vanity.
Market Quotations From Baltimore and New York
Agricultural and market notes report apples, cantaloupes, peaches, potatoes, sweet potatoes, and tomatoes with regional price ranges across Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania. Cattle hogs and feeder sales are detailed in New York trading, with price spreads and weights.
Grain futures steady to firm at opening in Chicago
The Board of Trade opened with mixed moves as wheat, corn, oats, soybeans and livestock traded with narrow ranges. Wheat held steady with slight gains, corn and oats mixed, soybeans up, and hogs and lambs showing modest shifts, reflecting light trading and thin demand.
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NEW York
Curtiss-Wright
General Dynamics
Ford
New York Central
Atchison
Southern Pacific
Illinois Central
Amerada
Royal Dutch
Carpenter Steel
Bethlehem
Allied Chemical
Union Carbide
DuPont
Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Livestock Prices Clear Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
US Dept of Agriculture report shows hogs 4 000 head steady to 25 higher with varied grades and weights. Cattle and calves 200 head, steady demand for yearling steers and Holstein types, vealers 25.00 to 32.00, cows 14.00 to 22.50, feeders mixed. Sheep 200 head no established market, lambs 22.00 to 24.00 for utilities to choices.
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Chicago
USDA
Government Help Welcome Says McDonald on Steel Strike
McDonald says government involvement likely needed in the steel industry strike. He spoke at a news conference as federal mediation and a fact finder work to avert broader disruption. Aluminum talks with Reynolds Metals continue under federal mediators. Latin Lutheran churches in Latin America grow by 100000 members to 749164.
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New York
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
McDonald
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Joseph F. Finnegan
Tabor
James P Mitchell
Esenhower
Aluminum Workers International Union
Reynolds Metals Co
Matt Davis
Reynolds
Virginia
Alabama
Kentucky
Farmers Livestock Exchange Market Report
HOGS: total 387 sold with top barrows and gilts at 14.40 to 15.60 per hundred weight and light butcher at 14.25. VEAL: 160 sold with multiple price ranges from 32.20 to 34.70 for prime, lower ranges for other grades. SHEEP & LAMBS: 697 sold with primes at 25.45 and other grades down to 13.00. SLAUGHTER CATTLE: 499 sold including steers, heifers, cows, bulls with varied price bands across grades. STOCK-FEEDER CATTLE: yearling steers 26.00 to 27.50, steer calves 29.00 to 31.50, heifer calves 26.00 to 27.80.
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Baltimore
USDA
Standard
Good & Choice
Canner & Cutter
Cutter & Utility
Jane Fonda Stars in New Comedy Tall Story
Jane Fonda, 21, daughter of Henry Fonda, lands a lead role in the new comedy Tall Story directed by Josh Logan. She discusses the advantages of her name, the lack of formal training, and the steady plan to prove herself with a yearlong contract as she learns the craft with guidance from Jimmy Stewart and John Swope.
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Bob Thomas
Fm Yous
Jane Fonda
Henry
Hollywood
Jane
Josh Logan
Warners
Jimmy Stewart
John Swope
Dorothy McGuire
Logan
Swope
Lincoln’s fifth of pay prevents overpayment in 1861
A letter shows Abraham Lincoln crossed out first of month pay and kept to fifth, saving taxpayers 273.97 from his 25000 salary. Lincoln opened a March account at Riggs Bank and the letter will be displayed at Freedom Hall museum in Oak Park. The piece was acquired by Philip D. Lang of Chicago. the 1960 National Amateur golf championship will be at St Louis Country Club in Clayton, Missouri.
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Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Abe
Salmon P. Chase
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Lincoln
Riggs and Co. Bank
Washington
Freedom Hall
Oak Park
Philip D. Lang
Museum
St. Louis Country Club
Clayton
Ellery Queen drama sparks a confident confession
Innocent youth Tommy Barrett faces Ellery Queen as Wayne Morris aids a boy who allegedly confessed to murder. Ellery suspects the confession may be false, while Glenda Farrell plays the boy’s mother and Dan Morgan the father in the NBC hour.
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Ellery Queen
Kid Duffy
Wayne Morris
Ellery
Tommy Barrett
Duffy
Glenda Farrell
Dan Morgan
Navy Giant Telescope Delayed By Steel Strike
SUGAR GROVE W Va AP the steel strike may delay this fall the Navy s giant radio telescope project expected to cost 79 million dollars with a target completion date of January 1 1962 Capt Frank C Tyrell Navy engineer in charge says new steel due September 1 could arrive two months late 2500 tons already trucksed from Bridgewater Va Two 400 ft towers on wheels will support cranes and construction has begun on a flat base for the telescope which aims to see farther into the universe and monitor distant radio signals for clues to cosmic origins.
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Sugar Grove
W. Va
Navy
Frank C. Tyrell
Bridgewater
Newcombe Credits Cincinnati Trainer For Comeback
Pitcher Don Newcombe credits Cincinnati trainer Wayne Anderson for his successful comeback this season. Anderson reportedly handles Newk s arm to keep him in top pitching shape.
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Don Newcombe
Cincinnati
Wayne Anderson
Andy
Newk
Television Schedule Highlights From Late Evening Lineup
A dense list of TV programs across channels detailing time slots from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM and beyond. Includes classic shows like The Three Stooges, Amos ’n’ Andy, Huckleberry Hound, and Ride-in Westerns, plus films such as Holiday Affair and His Kind of Woman.
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Tor
CBS
Phil Silvers
Billko
Paul Ford
Nelson Olmstead
Bilko
Sunset Strip
Las Vegas
Stuart Bailey
William Joyce
Fay Spain
Jim Pama
Lee Marvin
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Lowrey
Winchester
Lutheran World Federation
Latin America
Farmers Livestock Exchange Market
Plumsy Lumber Corporation
PT Ve
Searanteed Factory
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock St
Gil Favor
Martha Hyer
Erick Fleming
Clint Eee
Pete Kelly
Big Seven
Savannah Brown
Pete
Goofy
Walt Disney
Mario
Ricardos and
the Mertzes
Venice
Ricardo
M Squad
Ballinger
NBC “Cavalcade of Sports
Madison Square Garden
Alonzo Johnson
Sonny Ray
W. Hart St
Siaaaradoads Gas Caper
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Jeff
Pope
Abbott
Rea
The
Three Stooges
Amos ‘N
Spotlight
Huckleberry Hound
Jim Bowie
Copter Patrol
TV Editorial
Blues
Badge
Janet Leight
Robert Mitchum
Love Lucy
Tombstone Territory
Western Theater
Night Court
TV Playhouse
Cavalcade of Sports
T—News
Ted Mack
Jane Russell
Franchot Tone
Carol Bruce
Home
Edmund Gwenn
Tom Drake
Jack Paar
John Carroll
Vera Ralston
Ruth Hussey
Melvin Douglas
TV Reader’s Digest
Duckpin
Laurel and Hardy
Reunion
France
Joan Crawford
John Wayne
Joan
Douglas Fairbanks
the Lone Ranger
Cort
Falcon
George
Puen Ffalen
News
Saturday Playhouse
Humphrey Bogart
Theater of Stars
Margie
Lupe Velez
Boston
Blackie
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