Television Schedule Highlights Across Major Networks
Daylight saving listings show WNEW channel programs from Kukla Fran and Ollie at 4 to D. C. Newsreel at 10.30. WTTG offers Amateurs to Views the News with Al Morgan Show. WMAL lists Film Shorts and Petticoat Parade followed by CBS News and Arthur Godfrey.
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WNEW
Kukla Fran
Ollie
Morton Downey
Caravan
Helen Traubel
D. C
al Morgan
Thornton
Evening 6:00 News and Silent Hour Radio Schedule
Radio listings show a dense schedule with multiple networks including abc east west mbs cbs and nabc. Programs include Silent Hour Hour repeats News broadcasts Frank Sinatra songs and various talk shows plus music and drama segments across night hours.
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Abc-East
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Abc
Cbs
Nabc
Beulah
Abe
Mbs
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Tropics
Abe Haymes
Abee
Ews
Cbs Ports
One Man’s Family
Netum
Mystery
Cbe Rae
Straight Arrow
Barlow
NBC Television
Godfrey
Cbs Ae
Abo Iter
Salem
Henry Taylor
Voorhees
Smith
Paul Lavalle
Nbe
Friend Irma
Kate Smith
Dave Garroway
Hearings Open on Television Future at Capital
Washington FCC hearings begin to decide if the TV station freeze lifts and whether 42 new channels, a national reallocation, and color TV are ready for public use. Over 200 testify, with CBS and RCA demoing color TV while manufacturers, broadcasters, and city officials prepare submissions.
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Capital
FCC
CBS
RCA
Mont Laboratories Hearing Dates Preview Color Television Tests
Testimony from Mont Laboratories witnesses may extend into a second week with cross examination beginning in the week of Oct 10. Demonstrations of color television are planned for Oct 10 at an undesignated location with RCA at Washington Hotel and Wardman Park Hotel. FCC will probe technical questions including Stratovision, transmission from airplanes, during the lengthy hearings.
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CBS
RCA
Washington Hotel
Wardman Park Hotel
FCC
Brain cell estimates and complexity noted
The text states estimates of brain cells in a man range from 10 to 15 billion. It also claims the human brain is the most highly developed and complex structure known in the universe.
Church Bell Tradition Traced to Bishop of Nola
A historical note states the first bell atop a church was placed by the Bishop of Nola around 400 A D. This attribution highlights early ecclesiastical architecture and liturgical practice in Italy.
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Nola
Summit Point Social Notes Mention New Washington Job
Miss Barbara Ann Rowland left last Sunday for Washington where she has accepted a position. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Quimby were the latter's mother and brother, Mrs. David Childs and Mr. Philip Childs, of Middleway, and Miss Eleanor Childs of W.
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Summit Point
Barbara Ann Rowland
Washington
Lowell Quimby
David Childs
Philip Childs
Middleway
Eleanor Childs
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