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and the Lost City of Gold." Mr. Davis will receive a cash award of $2,500 for his winning campaign, one of 22 prizes totaling $10,000 to be distributed this week to tv station promotion managers by the Jack Wrather Organization, owner of the veteran radio-tv series.
General Mills and American Bakeries, who sponsor The Lone Ranger on ABC-TV and CBS-TV. and United Artists Corp. are participating with the Wrather firm in the awards.
Second of the promotion manager awards, for $2,000, was won by Burt Toppan, WTVJ (TV) Miami, Fla. Roy Pedersen, WD AY-TV Fargo, N. D. will receive the third prize of $1,500 and Gene Godt of WCCO-TV Minneapolis, Minn., the $1,000 fourth award.
Two awards of $500 each will go to D. M. Kelly Jr., WJBF-TV Augusta, Ga., and Chuck Olson, WREX-TV Rockford, 111.
Five $250 awards will be distributed to Robert Peel, WHEN-TV Syracuse, N. Y.; Charles R. Garrison, WSLS-TV Roanoke, Va.; Joseph A. Haeffner, WBEN-TV Buffalo, N. Y.; Vera Schulte, WCPO-TV Cincinnati, and William Adams, WSB-TV Atlanta.
Four $100 awards will be given to Hughes Drumm, WWL-TV New Orleans; Walter Paschall, WSB-TV Atlanta; Gwen Bird, KFRE-TV Fresno, Calif., and Harvey Tepfer, KBET-TV Sacramento, Calif.
Additional awards for $50 each will go to Henry Clark, WREC-TV Memphis; George Lord, WTCN-TV Minneapolis; David Mosier, WNTC-TV Greenville, N. C; Tony Picha, WMAR-TV Baltimore; Mel Richardson, KID-TV Idaho Falls, Idaho; Whiteford Smith, WBTW-TV Florence, S. C, and David H. Witherspoon, WRALTV Raleigh, N. C.
Miller, Joyce Named Katz V.P/s; Gunst Retires as Chicago Head
Roy Miller, who joined The Katz Agency, station representative, in 1942 as Chicago radio sales manager, succeeds Gerald H. Gunst as vice president in charge of Katz'
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Also announced was the election of William Joyce to a vice presidency. Mr. Joyce is Chicago tv sales manager; he has been with the representation firm since 1945.
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