TV Highlights Tiv Summary of Western Desert Deserters
Television listings feature CBS Zane Grey Theatre with Dick Powell as a ruthless Army sergeant pursuing deserters in The Deserters. ABC Rin Tin Tin and Jim Bowie repeats. NBC Jefferson Drum plus The Life of Riley. CBS The Phil Silvers Show with Waldo Gunther. ABC The Frank Sinatra Show with Face of Fear. CBS Playhouse Lott ery for Revenge. NBC Cavalcade of Sports boxing from Miami Beach. CBS The Lineup case of The Samson Magill Case.
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CBS
Zane Grey
Dick Powell
West
Powell
ABC
Mr. Tubbs
Tabbs
NBC
Jefferson Drum
Angela Grant
Jim Bowie
Scott Forbes
Jeanne Moody
Hoby Gilman
Texas Rangers
Riley
Babs
Phil Silvers
Sgt. Bilko
Orson Bean
Wally Gunther
Frank Sinatra
Jimmy Beecham
Miami
Miami Beach
Webb
San Francisco
Samson Magill
Television Schedule Mosaic with Classic Serial Lineup
A dense list of 1950s TV and movie airings outlines programs across hours, featuring Sky King, Popeye, Sherlock Holmes, Annie Oakley, Gene Lockhart, James Dunn, Abbott clocks of NBC News, various dramas, comedies, westerns, and musical variety through late night, including The Lone Ranger and Sun Valley Serenade with Sonja Henie and John Payne.
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Corliss Archer
Sonja Henie
John Payne
Glenn Miller Orchestra
17 Plan to Join Optimists Club
About 17 men indicated they will join an Optimists Club here. A Washington Optimists group is forming the local branch with Alvin H. Crawford Jr as chair. A meeting is set for June 5 at 6 30 pm at the George Washington Hotel to pursue chartering.
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Optimists Club
Washington Optimists Club
Alvin H. Crawford, Jr
George Washington Hotel
Washington Club
Unemployment Drops for Fifth Straight Week
The Labor Department reports a 2 000 decline in insured unemployment for the week ending May 17, bringing the total to 3 019 500. Michigan and Pennsylvania lead declines, initial claims fall to 324 500 as fewer layoffs occur in Ohio Indiana and Michigan.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Erickson Receives State Farmer Degree at Clarke County
Clarke County High School senior Kenneth Erickson was awarded the Chapter State Farmer Degree at a Father-Son barbecue in Berryville. George Gordon Levi won first in Northern Virginia dairy farming and took $20. Other awards included DeKalb for Desmond Lee and farm mechanics for Bradley Grove. The event honored 200 attendees with a dinner prepared by Sam Pigeon.
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Berryville
Kenneth Erickson
Clarke County High School
George Gordon Levi
Northern Virginia
J.C Huffman
Desmond Lee
Bradley Grove
Sammy Buckley
Louis Foltz
Eugene Pyne
Jimmy Clevenger
David Duvall
Howard Lloyd
Kenneth Levi Wareings Lloyd
Kenneth Levi
Sam Pigeon
Red Buttons Says Oscar Win Slows Down Vanity
Hollywood AP report quotes Red Buttons after Sayonara winning supporting actor. He says the Oscar brought respect and responsibility, lifting his focus to improve as an actor. He attends acting classes twice weekly in New York and plans nightclub dates this summer with guest shots on TV.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Red Buttons
A.O
Red
New York
Miltie Berle
Scully Named Manager at Winchester Cold Storage
John Scully II assumes the managership of Winchester Cold Storage on Monday, succeeding the late JT Thomas. Scully has long served Natione Fruit Products Company. The depot has had only two other managers since 1891, Charles R. McCann and William Beverley, who died in 1943.
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John Scully, II
Winchester Cold Storage
Scully
Natione Fruit Products Company
JT Thomas
M. Thomas
Winchester Cold Storage Hsa
Charles R. McCann
Stephenson
William Beverley
Mrs Wright Dies in New Jersey After Public Service
Mrs Margaret B Wright longtime chair of the Girl Scouts National Executive Committee during the 1930s died Tuesday in New Brunswick New Jersey She was the widow of Dr Ralph G Wright former Rutgers University chemistry head and trustee The American public spends 400000000 hours weekly reading its daily newspapers.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Margaret B. Wright
Girl Scouts
Ralph G. Wright
Rutgers University
Rutgers
Showers Likely Across Many Regions on Memorial Day
The Associated Press reports mild conditions statewide with scattered afternoon or evening showers possible nationwide except the Far Southwest and Ohio Valley to mid Atlantic. Cooler in the northern Great Lakes and New England, 40s, while the Southwest basks in 80s. Most areas mid 60s to 70s, 50s along the mid Atlantic and Ohio Valley. Thunderstorms overnight from the Dakotas to Texas with winds up to 50 mph, heavy rain, and hail in Bismarck and parts of Oklahoma and the Houston area.
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Associated Press
Ohio Valley
Mid
North Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes
New England
Southwest
Mid Atlantic Coast States
Dakotas
Texas
Bismarck
N.D
Oklahoma
Houston, Tex
Mother Shoots Son and Herself in Arlington Tragedy
Police rushed to an Arlington home after a telephone tip and found 15-year-old James Hutton dead from a .22 rifle shot behind the left ear. His mother Mrs. Daniel Hutton lay wounded from two chest bullets, having turned the weapon on herself. she had reportedly been in poor health.
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Arlington
James Hutton
Daniel Hutton
Mrs. Hutton
Telehone
All-time high US daily newspaper circulation
The article notes that U S newspaper circulation rose to 58 million copies sold daily with Canada included the total reaches about 62 million copies daily.
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U. S
Canada
500 Mile Pace Car Reluctant At Indianapolis Parade
The pace car for the 500 mile race stalled at the start of the pre race festival in downtown Indianapolis and had to be pushed six blocks to a garage for a recharge. Rejoining the parade were Sam Hanks 1957 winner and Tony Hulman IMS owner. Gov. Victor Anderson rode in a supporting car.
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Indianapolis
Sam Hanks
Tony Hulman
Terre Haute
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Victor E. Anderson
Nebraska
Misplaced Instructions in Library Card Lead to Confusion
A Louisville librarian typed a card with guidance for helping children but the phrasing appeared problematic. The note discusses how advertising to male readers in newspapers can outpace sport pages in reach.
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Louisville, Ky
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Life of Riley
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Ene
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W. H. Louthan, JR
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Schlitz Playhouse
Channel 9
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Colonel Pronto
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