Television Schedule Evening Lineup
The page lists a dense 1950s style TV schedule with time blocks from 7:00 to 4:40 featuring shows like Burns and Allen Restless Gun Wells Fargo Danny Thomas Twenty One Voice of Firestone Beulah and a set of movies such as It Had To Be You and Boys Town. It also includes The Danny Thomas Show Our Miss Brooks House Party Kitty Foyle News and several game and variety programs along with multiple daytime and late program entries.
TV Highlights Andaired Schedule Summary
CBS Studio One in Hollywood stars Franchot Tone Kim Hunter and James MacArthur in Ticket to Tahiti. NBC Restless Gun features Vint Bonner in The Manhunter. Burns and Allen, Bold Journey, Tales of Wells Fargo, Voice of Firestone, Danny Thomas Show, Lawrence Welk, December Bride, Suspicion headline the evening with various guest stars and musical numbers.
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CBS
Studio One
Hollywood
Franchot Tone
Kim Hunter
James MacArthur
Tahiti
Tone
Robbin Hood
Robin Hood
Marion
Vint Bonner
Burns and Allen
Gracie
Ronnie
George Burns
ABC
Gulf
New Orleans
Boca Chica
Texas
Bayou
Boca
Louisiana
D. J. Nelson
NBC
Wells Fargo
Jim Hardie
Firestone
Metropolitan Opera
Lisa Della Casa
Cesare Vallette
Verdi
Donizetti
Wolf Ferrarti
Danny Thomas
Danny
William Damarest
Rusty
Lawrence Welk
Welk Dixieland Group
Fred MacMurray
Lily
Edmond O'Brien
Janice Rule
Elvis Presley on two week furlough from Fort Hood duties
Pvt Elvis Presley, the draft rock star, enjoys a two week vacation from reveille and drill at his Memphis home. The 23 year old will return to Ft Hood Texas for tank crew training with Germany duty ahead. He greeted fans at his gate in a $100,000 suburban mansion wearing sharp shooter medals. He arrived Saturday night in a Cadillac.
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Memphis
Elvis Presley
Reveille
Ft. Hood
Tex
Germany
Presley
Richmond Named Best Jaycee Chapter in State
The Richmond Junior Chamber of Commerce chapter was named the best in Virginia at the state convention in Roanoke. A Giessenbier Memorial Award recognized Richmond, with Roanoke, Norfolk, Petersburg and Bristol earning multiple top honors in various population groups. National directors elected included Charles Venuto of Arlington and other leaders from Roanoke, Hampton Roads, Warrenton and Falls Church.
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Roanoke
Richmond
Chamber of Commerce
Giessenbier
Jaycees
Rhae Adams
Virginia Beach
Fredericksburg
Bedford
Richand
Norfolk
Petersburg
Bristol
Warrenton
Kinsley McWhorter Jr
Gary Powell
Charles A. Venuto
Arlington
Allen C. Tanner
Hampton Roads
Freeland Mason
John Pickett
Falls Church
Venuto
Richard Snedegar
Joe Kingrey
Rocky Mount
Braxton Green
Staunton
Theater uses TV spotlights Broadway talent training center
Variety notes a new trend to video spot announcements for four musicals airing simultaneously. Theater uses television as a training ground for actors writers and directors in New York. Garden sauce refers to any garden vegetables eaten with tea.
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New York
Television
Variety
Steel stocks rise as market hits 1958 highs
New York AP reports steel shares strong as the market pushes to new 1958 highs in heavy trading. Gains came as steel operations were expected to rise sharply, with aircraft, copper and some rubbers also advancing. Rails and utilities rose modestly amid improved sentiment from France and reduced jobless claims.
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New York
France
Associated Press
U.S. Steel
Goodyear
Douglas Aircraft
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet
International Nickel
Gulf Oil
du Pont
Goodrich
Anaconda
Kennecott
Unia Carbide
Watinghouse Electric
Illinois Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Santa Fe
American Telephone
U.S
Grain futures slide at Chicago Board opening
Chicago grain futures dropped sharply at the Board of Trade open with wheat down about two to one half cents, corn and oats lower, and soybeans little changed to slightly down. July prices shown reflect the declines across wheat corn oats and soybeans.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
New Pacific Commander Is Hard Taskmaster
Adm. Harry D. Felt, 55, named by President Eisenhower to be commander in chief of U S forces in the Pacific, replaces Adm. Felix Stump. A stickler for detail and a hard taskmaster, Felt has served as vice chief of naval operations and held key commands including the 6th Fleet. He led naval actions in World War II and later commanded the Mediterranean fleet before rising to the top Pacific post. He was born in Topeka and is married to Kathryn Cowley with son Donald Linn Felt among naval aviators.
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Washington
Harry D. Felt
Eisenhower
U. S
Pacific
Naval Operations
Felt
Felix Stump
Saratoga
Guadalcanal
Cmdr
Moscow
Soviet Union
Okinawa
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Pacific Command
Korea
West
U.S
Western Pacific
Topeka
Kan
Kathryn Cowley
Mobile
Ala
Navy
Donald Linn Felt
Eastern Shore strawberry and potato market report
Baltimore area markets show strawberries mixed with modest strength in some regions. Eastern Shore fruit crates bring 3.00 to 5.00 per 16 quart, best 5.50 to 6.50. Delaware similar crates at 6.00 to 7.50, mostly 6.00 to 6.50. Potatoes mostly steady with Katahdin sacks around 1.40 and Long Island 1.75, US grades 2 to 4 inch sizes 1.75 to 2.90, Florida red round 1.75 to 2.00, Sebago 1.65 to 1.90, some decay at top end.
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Baltimore
Eastern Shore
MD & Va
Del
Long Island
Maine
Usis
Usis & Usis
Baltimore Market Report Cattle Hogs And Lamb Prices
Bulk cattle demand steady with 900-1200 lb fed steers 27.25 29.25 and 700-930 lb heifers 26.50 27.75. Vealers 30.00 32.00 and 26.00 30.00. Hogs active with prices 24.25 24.50 per hundredweight and lambs at 91 92 pounds 24.00.
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Baltimore
USDA
Chicago Livestock Prices For Hogs Cattle Sheep Report
The Chicago market shows hogs 11 000 head with bids steady to strong across weights 190 to 310 pounds and values from 21.25 to 23.75 per cwt. Cattle and calves total 21 000 with high grade steers 30.00 33.50 and good cows 18.50 22.00. Sheep around 1 500 head with lambs and ewes priced mainly between 4.50 and 23.25 per cwt depending on weight and grade.
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Chicago
USDA
Stotler Endorsed by Winchester Lions for District Post
The Winchester Lions Club backs Bryan Stotler for District Governor 24-A Virginia Lions. He joins the nomination list at the Lions State Convention in Richmond June 5 7. Stotler, a 1935 member and former club president, led wins in state cups and the International Attendance Plaque.
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Winchester Lions Club
Bryan Stotler
Virginia Lions Clubs
Stotler
Richmond
G. Carter Baker
Kenneth C. Patton
Ralph A. Cain J
Thomas Boyd
J. B. Newlin
Earl Mason
Mr. Stotler
Llewellyn Jackson
H. A. Lowry
Burton Mercer
Marvin Weaver
Rebert J. Smith
Cecil Adams
William M. Battaile
Chester A. Hobert
D. Preston
Charles A. Campbell
C. F. Schenck
H. C. Sheetz Jr
Policewoman Dorothy Henry Dies at 63 in Cashiers
Miss Dorothy Dean Henry, 63, founder of the Cleveland Police Department's women's bureau and a widely known welfare worker, died Saturday in Cashiers North Carolina.
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Cashiers
N. C
Dorothy Dean Henry
Cleveland Police Department
Women’s Bureau
Women Read Most of the General News Page Ads
A standard newspaper issue shows three quarters of female readers per issue read the advertising mixed with the general news page. The finding highlights strong engagement among women with the full page content.
Car Sprayed With Asphalt Near Charlotte
Reed L. Edwards of Orlando Florida drove through a highway work zone when the asphalt sprayer turned and sprayed his late model car. The windshield was instantly coated with hot asphalt and dirt, nearly causing a wreck before Edwards could stop and later file an insurance claim.
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Charlotte
N. C
Reed L. Edwards
Orlando
Fla
Edwards
Professor Mon Tagu Modder Dies at 67 in Carlisle
Dr. Mon tagu Frank Modder, 67, visiting English professor at Dickinson University, Beloit College alumnus and magazine illustrator, died Saturday in Carlisle. Born in Colombo Ceylon, Modder taught English for 22 years at Beloit College and contributed to newspapers and magazines.
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Carlisle
Montagu Frank Modder
Dickinson University
Modder
Beloit
Wis.) College
Colombo
Ceylon
De Gaulle Names Coalition Cabinet Lineup in Paris
Paris AP reports Gen Charles de Gaulle has formed a coalition cabinet with De Gaulle as premier and defense minister. Key figures include Pierre Guillaumat deputy defense minister, Pierre Pflimlin MRP, Guy Mollet Socialist, Louis Jacquinot Independent Republican, Felix Houphouet-Boigny RDA, Michel Debre Gaullist justice, Maurice Couve de Murville foreign, Antoine Pinay finance, Paul Bacon labor, Emile Pelletier interior, Jean Bertoin Radical Socialist, and Maurice Couve de Murville foreign.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Pierre Guillaumat
Pierre Pflimlin
Popular Republican
MRP
Guy Mollet
Louis Jacquinot
Independent Republican
Felix Houphouet-Boigny
African Democratic Rally
RDA
Michel Debre
Social Republican
Gaullist
Max Lejeune
Maurice Couve de Murville
Antoine Pinay
Paul Bacon
Emile Pelletier
Jean Bertoin
Cancer Expert Dies
New York AP reports Dr. Daniel Laszlo 55, an internationally known cancer expert, died Sunday. He last year headed research showing how strontium 90 can be eliminated from the human body. born in Hungary city.
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New York
Daniel Laszlo
Laszlo
Hungary
Cit
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