That’s Earl Brother Never Swallow Bolt Is Janes Advice
A breezy late 1950s style column cites singer Jane Morgan in hospital after swallowing a bolt, joking about remedies and her taste, while weaving in pop culture notes on Eddie Fisher, Rob ert Sherwood, Continental Airlines, Gene Bayles, Billy Rose, Ben Hecht, Irving Berlin, Eddie Fisher, Paul Anka, Joe E Lewis, and other stars. The piece blends celebrity anecdotes, insurance news, theater updates, and Paris and Las Vegas sightings.
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New York
Jane Morgan
Doctors’ Hospital
Television and Appliance Sales and Service ad
CALL MCCULLOCH EL 5-1090 WE SERVICE ANY MAKE TV OR APPLIANCE 215 FERRY ST.
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Call McCulloch
Ferry ST
Radio Stations List With Operational Hours
A listing of local radio stations including WMSL Mutual 1400 WHOS AM 800 WHOS FM 102.1 MC WHRT 860 WAJF 1490 WIJIMW AM 730 4 55 AM to Midnight and JOF FM 104 3 with guidance to tune to 640 or 1240 in case of enemy attack and sunrise to sunset hours.
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Whos-Fm
Wjof-Fm
TV stars clash with fall comeback bets
New York AP reports television faces a stern test as fall lineups feature Lucille Ball, Jackie Gleason, Sid Caesar, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, and Jack Paar. The piece weighs each star's chances for success under fickle audience tastes and shifting formats.
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New York
Lucille Ball
Jackie Gleason
Sid Caesar
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Jack Paar
Imogene Coca
Caesar
ABC
Roy and
Dale
Entertainers Struggle for Readable TV Shows in 1950s
A survey notes Milton Berle and Steve Allen failing to find steady reads while George Gobel lacks a new show. Richard Boone moves from Medic to Have Gun, Will Travel. Weekend views include Dinah Shore on NBC and The Roman Kid on CBS, with D Day film on NBC. Want ads get results.
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Milton Berle
Steve Allen
George Gobel
Richard Boone
Have Gun
Will
Dinah Shore
NBC
the Roman Kid
CBS
Paul Gallico
Gene Barry
Sailor Drowns While Swimming In Surf
In Pensacola Florida two Navy enlisted men found a missing swimmer, Johnny L. Van Court, dead in the Gulf near Gulf Beach after rough water. He was the son of Herman L. Van Court of Stockton California. Two women were rescued as surf turned dangerous.
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Pensacola
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Johnny L. van Court
Herman L. van Court
Stockton
Calif
Gulf Beach
AF Secretary Cancels Visit To State Bases
Secretary Eugene M. Zuckert wore a cast after an ankle strain from squash with Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara. The injury, three days old, led to the cancellation of a speaking engagement at Maxwell Air Force Base Alabama and a planned Craig Air Force Base visit in Selma Alabama.
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Washington (Ap
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Robert S. McNamara
Zuckert
Maxwell Air Force Base
Ala
Craig Air Force Base
Selma
Moulton store sold this week to McCullough Furniture
McCullough Furniture and Appliance bought Lit trell Hardware Co on the west side of the courthouse square in Moulton this week. The new owners are Price and Tom McCullough.
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Moulton— McCullough Furniture and Appliance
Littrell Hardware Co
McCullough Furniture and
Price and
Tom
Student Pilot Escapes Plane Crash Near Milton
Ensign Marshall L. Burgess of Hickory Virginia escaped uninjured after his T28 trainer suffered engine trouble and crashed in woods near Milton Florida while attempting an emergency landing at an auxiliary field twelve miles south southeast of the town. The crash occurred about a half mile from the field.
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Milton
Fla
Here
Marshall L. Burgess
Hickory
Tuscaloosa Grand Jury Sets Special Session Date
Tuscaloosa County Grand Jury will meet in a special session on June 13 to discuss matters described as of great urgency. Circuit Judge Reuben Wright set the date at juror request after they closed out their regular session on Wednesday.
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Tuscaloosa, Ala
Tuscaloosa County
Reuben Wright
Integration Demand For Tuskegee Hospital
Alabama congressman Rep. George Andrews demands immediate investigation of the Veterans Hospital at Tuskegee and calls for at least 50 percent of the staff to be replaced by white workers. He says the hospital runs a “Negro empire” and vows to break it up while signaling support for federal integration. Andrews has represented the 3rd District for nearly two decades.
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B'way
Gene Bayles
Hollywood
Mandy the Croupier
Sunset Strip
Screen Actors Guild
Montgomery
Alabama
George Andrews
D-Ala
Veterans’ Hospital
Tuskegee
Andrews
Littrell firm owner plans sale and expansion
Tom McCullough said hardware stock will be sold and the Littrell firm owned by Kelly Littrell will expand the furniture store. Both companies have long operated in the area.
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By Earl Wilson
Jane
Eddie Fisher
Monte Carlo
Paris Olympia
Elizabeth
John Mason Brown
Robert Sherwood
Bob Six
Prez
Continental Airlines
Audrey Meadows
Towa
Billy Rose
Ben Hecht
Billy
Hecht
Irving Berlin
Marty
Allen
Lloyd’s of London
London
Jfk
Joe F. Lewis
Paul Anka
Kissin
Copacabana
A.M
Joe E. Lewis
Marilyn Mitchell
Bobby Gordon
Linda’’ Wehle
American Society of Girl Watchers
Freedomland
BRAVO
Norman & Dean
Midnight Earl
Polly Bergen
Las Vegas
Polly
Marlene Dietrich
Carroll Baker
Maxim’s
Paris
Marlene
Carroll
Sloan Simpson
la Chansonette
Acapulco
Gypsy Rose Lee
L.A
Eric
Desilu
Anita Louise
Henry Berger
Park Av
Keely Smith
Bob Hope
Xavier Cugat
Juggler
Wilson
Dick Coffey
Davidson Plumbing CO
Sherman St
Wan
Dick Coffey Ford
Sixth Ave
Decatur
Robert Taylor
Dinah Shore Eames
Matt
Chet Huntley
Hannel
Rawhide
Peter Gone Sea Bunt
Donna Reed
The
Flintstones
Bathway
News Playhouse
eTvy Ch
WMSL
Mutual
WAJF
Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
Lucy
Desi Arnaz
Francis Bruiin
Vince
Ben Casey) Edwards
Aqueduct
Gene Kelly
Earl
Mike Connolly
Brigitte Bardot
the Hall Syndicate
Berle
Moulton
Tuscaloosa
GAS & Appliance CO
Decatur EL
Tuskegee Hospital
Coe
Jim Cox
West Main St
Hartselle
D'amond
Sanford
Stanford
Buschs Erect Jewelers - Opticians
Aluminum
Second Ave
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