TV Schedule Framing Friday Daylight Saving Time
Channel lineups show early afternoon to late night programs across WRC Channel 4 WTTG Channel 5 and WTOP Channel 4 with a mix of dramas westerns cartoons news sports and talk shows. Highlights include Hawkins Falls First Love Gene Autry Time Annie Oakley Poker Perry Come and The Late Show plus classic game and weather segments and special reads.
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WTTG
Gene Autry
Lamb
Hoppity
Barker Bill
WTOP
Temple Ranch
Esso
Annie Oakley
Edwards
Perry Come
TV Station Schedule Highlights Local Programs and Films
A detailed listing of WMAL and WTOP channel programming from morning to late night. Includes news, weather, variety shows, cartoons, films such as We re Going to Be Rich and Glass Mountain, and weekend matinees. Names like Henry Morgan Rudy Vallee Virginia Grey and actors Martha Hyer and William Andrews appear with showtimes.
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New York
Henry Morgan
Rudy Vallee
Virginia Grey
Paris Precinct
Alec Templeton
Signet Theater
WMAL
Texas
Rash
Rendell
Jim Gibbons
John Daly
Weekly Radio Schedule Highlights for WINC and WRFL
Friday evening into night lists programs from News to Platter party and Soft Lights with Weather. Saturday features News Weather Calendar musical shows and church programming with Kansas City at Washington listed twice.
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Quincy Howe
ABC
Ben Beichie
Bill Stern
Kansas City
Washington
Martin Agronsky
Melody Magic
Sam Moss
Vernon Staub
Benny Cain
Hayfield Assembly
Church of God
Danbury Students Oppose Year Round School Plan
Danbury News-Times notes growing support for year around schools may exist but seventh grader Carole Gallo and classmates survey opposition. Of 46 parents, 37 opposed. 13 teachers, 8 opposed. all 123 students interviewed were against it.
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Danbury,. Conn
Danbury News-Times
Carole Gallo
Carole
Radio Programs Broadcasts on Key Stations
Evening schedule lists 6:00 News for 15 Min and various programs on multiple networks. Highlights include Dinah Shore, Frank Sinatra, Perry Como, Bing Crosby, Amos and Andy, boxing, and dance music with notes on networks and commentators.
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Ebe Variety Br
Rpt
Mbs-West
Abe
Cba
Cbs News
Mbs
Abe News
One Man's Family
Cbs Music
Dinah Shore
Abe Godfrey
Cbs
Jack Gregson
Frank Sinatra
Ebs
Perry Como
Ebg
Mbe
London Melodies
News & Varieties
All
Neta
Larrick Speaks on Wills at Winchester Quota Meeting
J Randoph Larrick Winchester city solicitor spoke at Winchester Quota Club's June program at Chanticleer Inn. He warned of poor outcomes from unclear wills and explained types and statutory requirements, desiring readers to know the Virginia Statute of Descent and Distribution and terms dower and curtesy. Elsie Mathews, president, led the meeting noting it closes for summer with two outdoor gatherings planned in July and August.
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J. Randolph Larrick
Winchester
Quota Club
Chanticleer Inn
Elsie Mathews
Friendly Beating Ends Quietly in Butte
A Butte woman told Police Chief B J Riley she would not sign a complaint against her husband Chief after he beat her. The incident left 18 bruises around her mouth and the couple left the station on friendly terms following the husband’s night in jail.
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Butte
Mont
B. J. Riley
Riley
Marilyn Monroe Exhibit Opens as Kefauver Probe Winds Up
Marilyn Monroe nude calendar pose becomes a prime exhibit as the Kefauver subcommittee finishes its local tour on juvenile delinquency. The hearings feature art and literature discussion with subpoenas issued to a dozen smut mill operators. Movie moguls like Dove Schary Jack L Warner Y Frank Freeman Harry Joe Brown George Murphy and Ronald Reagan testified defending Hollywood culture. Freeman said parents rear children, not vices, while Warner blamed broader social factors.
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Marilyn Monroe
Kefauver
Los Angeles
Senate
Miss Monroe
Hollywood
Dove Schary
Jack L. Warner
Y. Frank Freeman
Harry Joe Brown
George Murphy
Ronald Reagan
Freeman
Paramount Studios
Warner Bros
Juven
Reynolds Faces Slap Charge Dismissal Considered
In Bristol City Court Frank J. Reynolds faced a charge of slapping a boy. Prosecutor Joseph M. Donovan moved to dismiss after stating the boy sprayed a water pistol in the defendant's face.
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Bristol
Conn
Frank J. Reynolds
Joseph M. Donovan
Four Year Old Fires at Town in Montono Recreation District
A four year old boy fired a .22 rifle in Glasgow Montana. A passerby noted a bullet hole in a store plate glass door. Police found the child alone in a car across the street and he said he had no trouble firing the gun.
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Glasgow
Mont
Basketball Is Official Sport of the Mormons
Basketball is the official sport. Games run year round under church auspices. About a thousand teams and over 20,000 players form what is described as the world's biggest basketball league.
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Church
Motoramic Chevrolet Delivers Quick, Powerful Drive
The car fires up with high compression horsepower when you press the accelerator, moving you smoothly away from traffic. It conquers steep hills and adds a new fun factor to your driving life as you rise from the start.
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Chevrolet
Daytona Beach
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