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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1951
Page
10
Captain J L Young named the Million Dollar Pier in 1906 when the still incomplete project cost reached one million dollars. The structure stretches about 1,900 feet in length.
The Monday and Wednesday NBC TV slot replacing Broadway Open House is titled 7 and 11. Principals include George Dewitt Milton Deluge and Denise Lohr, totaling seven performers, all billed for 11 Daylight Time.
A dense list of radio programs and times for Saturday June 2 features various shows across networks. Notable entries include Vaughn Monroe Show Dance Party Hopalong Cassidy and The Sea Hound, with performers like Vaughn Monroe and Gene Autry listed among others.
A list of multiple time slots and program titles read like a radio schedule with varied shows including musical acts, news commentaries, dramatic pieces, and entertainers such as Jane Morgan and Frank Sinatra. The snippet resembles a broadcast lineup with several upcoming or to be announced programs and hosts.
A dense list of TV programs from WNBW and WNEW networks shows daily daytime and evening lineups with films, variety shows, sports, and news. The page concludes with a World War II note describing the first Allied and Soviet meeting on the Elbe near Torga on April 25, 1945, after long advance from Normandy and Stalingrad.
Westinghouse Electric Corp and 51,000 CIO IUE workers reached a nine cent hourly raise retroactive to April 16 raising base pay to 1.92 including incentive pay. The company will implement the raise only if the Wage Stabilization Board and the Office of Price Stabilization approve the settlement.
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