Saturday TV Schedule Highlights for WRC and WTTG
Listings show daytime and prime time on WRC Channel 4 and WTTG Channel 5. Programs include feature films, variety shows, cartoons, sports, news, and public affairs with titles such as The Shipbuilders, The Chocolate Soldier, Whistle Stop, Death Valley Days, Million Dollar Movie, Loretta Young, and News-Dave Brinkley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Channel 4
the Shipbuilders
Clive Brooks
Cartoon Circus
Jimmy Demaret
Horace Heidt
Mickey Rooney
Hollywood
Rise Stevens
Akim Tamiroff
Ava Gardner
WTTG
Virginia Graham
Bob McEwen
James Craig
Joan Craig
Jack Oakie
Chicago
Joan Bennett
Michael Redgrave
Mr. Peepers
TV Playhouse
Loretta Young
Bob Cummings
Dave Brinkley
Ray Michael
WMAL Channel 7 Evening Lineup and Western Programming
A dense broadcast listing for WMAL channel 7 and WTOP channel 9 outlines daily shows and times from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm featuring The Christopher Program Phantom's Hideaway Dotty Mack Show Ozark Jubilee and Evening westerns with Gene Autry Roy Rogers and Frontiers of Faith plus News Weather and sports segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMAL
Channel 7
Christopher
Dotty Mack
Ozark Jubilee International Police Man
Sports Studio Seven
Pearls
Paris
WTOP
Temple’s
Texas
Willy June Havoc
Harry Tracy
Gene Autry
Jackie Gleason
Art Carney
Audrey Meadows
J. Taylor
D. Runyon Theater
George Raft
Polly's Cab and All American TV Mix for Week
A mixed schedule lists Polly's Cab program blocks and variety shows including Joe Palooka and Lassie. It notes One Western adventure and a comedy feature plus panel discussions and a Miss Jones segment. Local theater ads and weather are also hinted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Joe Palooka
China Smith
Lucy Show
Peter Hackes
Louis Allen
Morrie Siegel
Echo of Hussains News and ABC Weather Schedule
A mid day to evening radio listing outlines programs from 6:30 to 5:45 with News Weather Time segments, music and variety shows including Hit Parade and Betty Crocker segments along with ABC broadcasts and feature programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ier
John McVane
ABC
Paul Harvey
Ted Malone
Betty Crocker
Martin Block
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Programs
A compact listing of CBS NBC and ABC broadcasts from 6:15 PM to 11:00 PM including News Commentaries World Traveler Capitol Cloakroom and The Grand Ole Opry with Gunsmoke drama True or False and Guy Lombardo dances across multiple networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cbs
John Flynn
Mbs
Martin Block
Nbe
Cbs World Traveler
Capitol
Cbs Washington Report
Nbe News
Jack Wurtzen
Abe
Abc
Cbs News
Guy Lombardo
Mbs News
Cbs Music
Abco
News & Varieties
All Nets
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Church, News, and Music
A dense list of radio programs from 2:00 to 10:30 featuring Catholic services, youth segments, concerts, Dr Wyatt, Billy Graham, news broadcasts, classic dramas, science fiction, and music shows. Notable entries include the Dr Wyatt program, Astounding science fiction, Our Miss Brooks, West Point Band, and Meet the Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Percy Faith
Cbs
Oral Roberts
Abe
Britain
Abe Holland
Wyatt
Abe Dr. McGinlay
Billy Graham
Mbs
Nick Carter
U. S. Army Music
Abe Rin Tin Tin
Don Wright
Abe Masquerador
Abe Gene Autry
Cbs News
Cbs News & Comment
Miss Brooks
West Point
Abc
Little Margie
Sherlock Holmes
Rudy Vallee
Walter Winchell
Abe Sammy Kaye
Fiber
Molly
Dantel Shorr
Abe Billy Graham
Great Gildersleeven
John Derr
Abe Little Symphonies
News
All Nets
Wind Programs Schedule and Radio Lineup
Saturday night features Just Music at 7 and 8 pm Dancing Party at 8 with News at 10. Henry Jerome and Lawrence Wilk alternate 10:05 and 10:30 with Hotel Stailer Orchestra at 11. Sunday offers Treasury Show, Bible Question Box, Smith Quartet, church service, and assorted music. Monday highlights Paul Harvey, Graham and Roberts programs along with Revue and Wings of Wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jerome
Lawrence Wilk
Stailer Orchestra
Faith of Our Fathers
Washington
Cleveland
ABC
Paul Harvey
Bi. Graham
Oral Roberts
George Sokolsky
Wings of Helm
Valentine
Walter Winchell
Homer Ritchie
Paul Harve
Elmer Davis
Denmark launches nationwide polio vaccination in 1955
Denmark began nationwide polio vaccination on April 25 1955 with all doses controlled by the State Serum Institute. The United States was not the first to use a polio vaccine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
D.D. A
Denmark
State Serum Institute
Strength For The Day By Ear by L Douglas D D
The article proclaims Christianity as the happiness religion and asserts God should be loved and enjoyed not merely obeyed. It contrasts Christian joy with Islamic views, stating Christians are a cheerful, contented people and that God is living and to be enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Christ
May Birth Rate Rises at Memorial Hospital
May births at Memorial Hospital reached 100 for the first time since 1951, with 57 boys and 43 girls. The five-year trend shows a steady decline until 1955, when January through April totals ranged from 94 to 115, and May 5 55 55 marked a notable date with few twins and an all female portion lower than boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Reverend Joseph S. Duckwall Resigns to Lead Highland Ave Church
The Rev. Joseph S. Duckwall resigns as assistant pastor of the First Presbyterian Church to accept a call as pastor of the Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church. He was formally called by his new church at a May 29 congregational meeting. Highland Avenue Church organized as a church on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Duckwall
First Presbyterian Church
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Highland Avenue
Naval Academy 115th Class Graduates at Annapolis
The Naval Academy’s 140 graduates receive diplomas and are sworn into the Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps before about 10 000 in Dahlgren Hall. Class honor man Thomas F. Statan of Rochester NY led with a 93.3 average and Lucius Perry Gregg of Chicago became the fourth Black graduate and chose the Air Force.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Navy
Thomas
Air Force
Marine Corps
Dahlgren Hall
Thomas F. Statan
Rochester
N. Y
Academy
Josephus Daniels
Lucius Perry Gregg
Chicago
Annual U.S. Antibiotic Production Totals 740 Tons in 1953
In 1953 production of five commonly used antibiotics totaled 740 tons. This output was enough for widespread use throughout the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
41st Back Creek District Sunday School Convention Set
The 41st annual Sunday School Convention of the Back Creek District will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Mt. Pleasant Evangelical United Brethren Church on Wardensville Grade. Speakers include Rev. E B Smith Rev S J Goode Rev David B Garland and Miss Elizabeth Longwell. Lunch at noon. President M A Wiley Secretary Esther Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Creek
Mt. Pleasant
David 8. Garland
Montague Avenue
Elizabeth Longwell
Bridgewater
Virginia Council of Churches
Hayes van Gilder
West Frederick
Roy Neff
Bethel Methodist Church
Gore
M. A. Wiley
Esther Cooper
Little Things Are Bothersome on IV
Review notes quirks in TV shows on Monday night including Robert Montgomery Show Big Town and Appointment With Adventure. Mentions onscreen glass windows misfire lips smacking and a mistaken airline in a San Juan route scene with a mystery bank robber plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Montgomery
Big Town
Mark Stevens
Richard Derr
San Juan
P. R
Charles Polk Jr Killed in Japan Marines MP dies from head wound
Cpl. Charles Polk Jr son of Mr and Mrs Polk Strasburg died in Japan at age 19 or 20 while on duty as a Military Police Marine. He would have turned 20 on May 30. Survivors include his parents a sister Mrs Elwood Weirick Middletown a nephew Richard Allen Weirick an uncle Walter Shawn and several aunts and uncles. The body will be sent home for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Charles Polk, Jr
Polk
Strasburg
Cpl. Polk
Japan
Elwood Weirick
Middletown
Richard Allen Weirick
Walter Shawn
Eight boxing weight classes recognized
The boxing system includes eight weight divisions: heavyweight light heavyweight middleweight welterweight lightweight featherweight bantamweight and flyweight.
Quest for Valor to be aired on 130 outlets June 6
WOW presents a radio drama Quest for Valor about the Korean War to mark the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society 65th anniversary. The program airs locally on WINC and nationally on 87 radio and 43 television stations at 9 p m June 6.
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Woodmen
The
World Life Insurance Society
WINC
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Sylvania
Rca—And
Philco TV
Cammer Tire CO
S. Braddock
T. J. Orndorff
E. Boscawen St
White Palace
N. Main St
Faith For Today
Washington Report
Rev
Drew Pearson
Big Picture
Army
Cartoon
Travelogs College
Playhouse
Johnny
Sport Shop
W. Boscawen St
Dell
N. Braddock St
E. Pate T al Mae
Just Music
W. Hart St
L. Douglas
D.D
Duckwall
Highland Ave
Dial
Gruen
Hodgson & Brown Jewelers
By Wayne Oliver
Paul Carper
G & M Music Center
WOW
Plymouth Cranbrook Club
Minor Motor CO
Carr Publishing CO
Cancer Society
American Cancer Society
P.T.A
Miller School
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Old — Strong Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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