TV and Radio Log for Monday and Tuesday June 25 26
Daily schedule highlights TV and radio listings with sign ons coffee breaks cartoons features and theater programs including Looney Tunes Mickey Mouse Nancy Ray Mills and Frank Edwards plus Warner Bros presentations and Dupont Theater segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Stone
Ray Mills
Frank Edwardes
Ethel and Albert
Wyatt Earp
Daddy
Dupont Theater
Warner Bros. Presents
Famous Playhouse
Frank Edwards
Hollywood Movies News
Radio Schedule Highlights From WBTO on Tuesday June 26
WBTO radio lists a full daytime lineup from 6:16 sign on to 12:36 with News Weather and music programs. The grid includes Early Bird Jamboree Rusty Wright Program Musical Clock Manhattan Melodies Hoosier Hoedown and Rhythm Ranch among others along with Daily Devotions and market updates.
13345 Lite Sehool of the Bikey Jean Bask and Listen Chicago Cub Ball Game
A fragmented item mentions a Chicago Cubs ball game and a serenade sign. The readable text names a school and club activities with a tribute tone. Details are unclear but indicate a community event tied to baseball and music in a local setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehool
Bikey Jean
Chicago
Voice of Truth
TV Schedule Highlights for Tuesday June 26
TV listings show a full day of programs from Captain Kangaroo at 8:00 to The Phil Silvers Show and Do You Trust Your Wife? in prime time. Notable entries include Arthur Godfrey, Johnny Carson, I Love Lucy, Love of Life, Secret Storm, and Dragnet styled news roundups with local weather and sports segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Little Margle
UCR
Tataktry
Arade
Bob Crosby
Marshal Mike
Wild Bill Hickock
TV News
Doug Edwards
Robinhood
Annie Gakiley
Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal
Dragnet
Ivy China Smith
Siegen
Captain Kang
Education
My Little Ma
CBS News
Johnny Carson
Mike Ramar
Phil Silvers
Navy Log
Joe
Mabl
Lone Wolf
Star
Sky
China Smith
Singer Sewing Machine Co Ad at 75 N Main
Local listing for Singer Sewing Machine Co located at 75 North Main Street with phone number 142 offering sewing machines and related services.
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Singer Sewing Machine Co
N. Main
Differences Are Few Between Two Parties
Washington dispatch analyzes party labels and platforms as largely irrelevant in US politics. It argues the two party system lacks solid policy foundations, with conservatives in the South aligning with Democrats elsewhere and Roosevelt’s New Deal blurring loyalties. It notes Eisenhower’s Southern performance in 1952 and calls for realignment via a two-party South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lylec
Wilson
United Press Staff
Washington
United States
Harry F. Byrd
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Clifford P. Case
N. J
William F. Jenner
Ind
Congress
Virginia
Georgia
Michigan
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
FDR
Mr.Roosevelt
South
Eisenhower
Florida
Tennessee
Texas
Adlai E. Stevenson
Spring pig crop declines eight percent
The Agriculture Department reports the 1956 spring pig crop at 53,085,000 head, an 8 percent drop from 1955. If trends hold, the 1956 fall crop could total about 35,000,000 head, with sow farrowings and litter sizes suggesting lower production across the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Hoosier Welfare Costs Hit 92 Million in 1955
Indiana taxpayers face 92,558,930 in welfare and relief costs for 1955 as executive secretary Walter T. Horn urges cutting waste. Expenditure breakdown includes Public Welfare 38,551,802 direct township relief 7,283,131 unemployment 43,630,692 and county homes 3,093,806.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Walter T. Horn
Indiana Taxpayers Association
Department of Public Welfare
Horn
Mr. Horn
Scott County
Switzerland County
Brown County
Carroll
Franklin
Union
Warrick
Benton
Jasper
Tipton
Perry County
Fayette and Parke
St. Joseph County
Lake County
Allen County
State Welfare Board
Children Need More Than Fairy Tales
Reading expert Emmett A. Betts urged Moorhead teachers to recognize that children’s interests change with age. Betts, head of the Betts Reading Clinic, said texts should evolve to match students’ developmental stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betts
Haverford, Pa
Concordia College
Ruth's Fashion Shop Ad Picks Play Clothes
Local listing promotes play clothes including shorts halters skirts blouses and crazy pants from Ruth's Fashion Shop. Decorative lines frame a sale event and affordable outfits for a casual season.
Reading interests shift from fairy tales to realistic tales
Betts explains that a child’s reading interests mature between ages 9 and 10. A 6-year-old favors fairy tales, peaking two years later, and by age 9 interest shifts to realistic stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betts
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WITV
WBTO
Daily Devotions
Lost and Found
Farmer's Trading Post Grain Market
Daily Citizen News Livestock Markets
Rhythm Ranch
Spectacon
Mr. Gibson
Roosevelt
Linton
WTHI
Iim
Rade
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Hitler
Soviet Union
Stalin
Jeaf
Plymouth
Linton Motor Sales, Inc
Citizens’ National Bank
the Bank
Member Federal Deposit
A. P. Gray
Worthington
North End
Marathon
Scofield
C. I. Scoheld
P.p. Pene
Bible Book Store
W. Vincennes
Ruth
Norge Sales & Service
Wright Brothers
N. Main St
Western Auto Associate Store
Bob Gillan
Mgj
Sargent
Humphreys Lumber Co
Dugger
Max Pirtle
Flatties
Pinnick Shoe Store
Theal
P. N. Hirsch CO
Hixson & Sahm
Vincennes
Carl Roach
Howe
Postoffice
Luxton Feed Mill
Graham Farm Feeds
Weathers Jewelry Store
Elson
Lester Packing CO
Cities Service Station
N. E
11Th St
N. W. Ph
Dick Stayton
Rhodenbeck Bros
RICE
N.W
Formica
Bill
G. C. Murphy Co
Philco
NEW Home Furnishing Company
Terre Haute
Yabash Ave
Terre Haute, Indiana
Fy Furniture
South Main E
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