TV Radio Schedule Fragments From June Broadcasts
Readable sections show a dense lineup of programs across channels including Famous Playhouse Milady’s Matinee Popeye Little Rascals Bugs Bunny Corral 4 News and Goodnight News with mentions of Abbott Costello and Blackie among others. The listings span multiple days with times and show titles following a classic schedule format.
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Handy & Friends
Frank Edwards
Milady
University
Randy & Friends
Corral
Cherehman
Telecast Schedule for Terre Haute Daytime and Nightline
TV guide listing for WTHI Channel 10 Terre Haute Indiana shows and times across Saturday June 27 Sunday June 28 and Monday June 29 including morning weather Doug Edwards sports updates News and Philly Silvers and classic Westerns Sign on at 8:25 AM with Capt Kangaroo Mighty Mouse and Robinhood. prime time features Perry Mason Gunsmoke Wagon Train and Lawrence Welk weather and late news.
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Priday
Doug Edwards
Rawhide
Phil Silvers
Mike Hammer
Tersen
Jeckle
Brenner
Lawrence Welk
Tate Weather Hire
Brehind News
Ed Sullivan
Highway Patrol
Hitchcork
K Richard Diamond
Oral Roberts
Playhouse 90 Review Dismisses Second Happiest Day
Television critic notes The Second Happiest Day on CBS Playhouse 90 as uneven with mixed performances from Margaret OBrien Judith Anderson Fay Wray and Tony Randall. Dialog flounders and irony falls flat while Randall shows strength in spots amid a flailing plot with adolescent fantasy themes.
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NEW York
UPI
CBS TV
Playhouse 90
Steven Gethers
John Phillips
John Marquand
Scott Fitzgerald
Marquand
Margaret O’brien
Judith Anderson
Fay Wray
Tony Randall
Randall
Meeting notices for local fraternal and building groups
Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men meets at the hall at 7 00 p m Eagle Encampment No 222 IOOF at the hall 7 30 p m Greene County Building and Construction Trades Council meets at Linton Public Library at 7 30 p m Women of Moose Chapter 19 meets at Moose home at 8 00 p m
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Quapaw Tribe No
Improved Order of Red Men
Eagle
C.F
Greene County Building and Construction Trades Council
Linton Public Library
Wonen
Moose
Chanter
Moose Home
Services arranged for three accident victims in Indiana
Land Ohio area families mourn as funeral arrangements are made for Mrs Glenna Smith and Mrs Sinders from Jasonville and Bloomfield. Smith born Sept 3 1980 was survived by husband Harold Smith and Clemens family. Services tentatively planned for Sunday with Rev. Bridwell and Rev. Miller officiating. Burial planned at Walker and Peavey cemeteries respectively.
Crash During Race Claims Third Life
A third victim died from injuries after a three car crash on a public highway in Indiana. Gerry Chronister, 17, of New Haven, died two days after fellow drivers Duane Gillingham, 18, also of New Haven, and Michael Chapin, 16, of Fort Wayne, were killed on Ind. 1 north of Butler. Frederick Mackenbach, 38, of Fort Wayne, the driver of the remaining car, survived and was improving in Fort Wayne.
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Auburn
Ind
UPI
Souder Hospital
Gerry Chronister
New Haven
Duane Gillingham
Michael Chapin
Fort Wayne
Butler
Chronister
Gillingham
Chapin
Frederick Mackenbach
Mackenbach
Lutheran Hospital
Community Notes Highlight Local Visitations and Events
Gambill Corner Judy Hiatt of Danville visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Herndon. Sandra Goodman of South Bend visits her parents Mr and Mrs Earl Hiatt. Cindy King nearly severed her foot in a lawn mower mishap last week. Smith reunion draws attendees at Linton park. Tarry Swan underwent surgery at Union hospital in Terre Haute and is improving. Several from the community attended events including visits by Mrs Jess Meeks and daughter plus Mr and Mrs Don Bell and son.
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Judy Hiatt
Danville
Fred Herndon
John Butler
Glenburn Rest Haven
George Hancock
Robertson
Solsberry
Sandra Goodman
South Bend
Earl Hiatt
Cindy King
Joe Williams
Nanette Williams
Jack Williams
Smith
Linton Park
Fred Alsman
Mary
Tarry Swan
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Jess Meeks
Don Bell
Indianapolis
Charles Meeks
Chrisman
Workers at Berne To Take Strike Vote
About 200 Dunbar Furniture workers in Berne Indiana will vote tonight on ratifying a three year contract with the Upholsterers International Union after a five week strike that began May 19. The pact raises pay 18 cents an hour and tempers production resumption is set for Monday.
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Berne
Ind
UPI
Dunbar Furniture Corp
Upholsterers International Union
Storm Saves Life Of Arizona Girl On Air Force Flight
A thunderstorm jolted a 1600 mile Air Force plane as Randa Wimberly three choked on a grape in her throat. The grape was dislodged by the storm after she vomited, and she began to breathe easier. Doctors in Houston monitored her after landing where her father Maurice Wimberly of Yuma Arizona had urged urgent transfer.
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Houston
Tex
UPI
Air Force
Randa Wimberly
Randa
Texas Children's Hospital
Maurice Wimberly
Yuma
Ariz
Social visitors gather from distant cities at Mrs Boyd’s home
Marco and Mrs Mary Boyd hosted a large group for meals and visits including Jim and Mary Boyd of Indianapolis Raymond Hollenberg Frankfort Ky Robert Goad Velpen William Roberts Davine Nwayne Harver Charles Di Vensenzo Terre Haute Will Johnson Louisville Ernest Johnson Fort Meyers Fla plus guests George Langdon Bruceville Albert Meiers Lyons Frank Langdon Freelandville Eldon Wesner Mexico City Mex and Mrs Arthur Grass Linton Also Wayne Turpin Teresa Ida Cramer Indianapolis Chaneys and Owen Ausman visited Indianapolis Eleventh hour farewell for Diane Huebner at Claude Heim home and Sandborn youngsters present Diane left for Riverside NL after ten days with Helm family in Marco Jerry Sharp Chris and Ronnie Merle Clifford hosts Dr Bluhm Brenda Diane Teresa from Detroit visiting Clarence Goodwin Roy Cade Evansville and Hu bert Grass at Turpine supper party
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Mary Boyd
Jim Boyd
Indianapolis
Raymond Hollenberg
Frankfort
Robert Goad
Velpen
William Roberts
Davine
Nwayne Harver
Charles di- Vensenzo
Terre Haute
Will Johnson
Louisville
Ernest Johnson
Fort Meyers
Boyd
George Langdon
Bruceville
Albert Meiers
Lyons
Frank Langdon
Freelandville
Eldon Wesner
Mexico City
Mex
Arthur Grass
Linton
Dosha Grass
Hubert
Wayne Turpin
Teresa
Ida Cramer
John Rutka
Jim
Rutka
Veterans’ Hospital
Chaneys
Sandborn
Crash of Airplane Takes Second Victim
A plane crash near Washington Indiana claimed a second life. Harold Denny 33 a Washington plumbing contractor died in a St Louis hospital from injuries sustained in the June 5 plunge. AL Olsen 42 a Washington bowling alley operator who piloted the plane was killed in the crash.
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Washington, Ind
AL. Olsen
Washington
Boy Burned Trying To Relight Oven In Richmond
Billy Lundy 11 was hospitalized with minor burns after an oven flare up while he tried to relight a burner at his home in Richmond Indiana. He attempted the task when his mother was not nearby.
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Richmond
Ind
UPI
Billy Lundy
Billy
U S Agents Testify In Terre Haute Gambling Case
UPI reports internal revenue agents lead 200 government witnesses in a case against eight alleged syndicate gamblers tied to a multi million dollar op eration in Terre Haute. Prosecution cites a 1957 raid, coded letters, and a $3 million gross take. Defense argues the eight defendants simply provided a sports results service.
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Terre Haute, Ind
UPI
Internal Revenue
U.S
Don Tabbert
Tabbert
Daniel A. Davis
Dees
Davies
E. M. Wyatt
Terre Haute
Former Indiana Badman Killed in Florida Mystery Blast
Dundee Florida report identifies the victim as Charles One-Arm Wolfe a 67 year old Indiana criminal linked to gang crimes in the 1920s Wolfe had served 18 years in Michigan City prison for the shotgun slaying of Ben and Maude Hance near Muncie and was linked to Gerald Chapman Dutch Anderson in the Hanes murder case Wolfe died in a vacant house blast and fire with another man killed on site
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Dundee
Fla
UPI
Charles
Ben Hance
Muncie
Ind
Wolfe
Chapman
Dutch Anderson
Hanes
Hance
County Welfare Head Is Fired by Board
Naomi B. Plaskett, Switzerland County welfare director, was fired for insubordination after ignoring two resignation orders. A Democrat and former Wells County official, she says politics played a role and plans to appeal to the State Personnel Board.
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Vevay
Ind
UPI
Naomi B. Plaskett
Switzerland
Plaskett
Wells County Welfare
State Personnel Board
Two Cars Collide at Highway Crossing
A charge of failing to yield the right of way is filed in Bloomfield Justice Court against Ellett M. Meurer of Linton route three after a collision at the state roads 57 54 crossing. Bonnie L Crocker of Kalamazoo Mich stopped at the intersection when Meurer started and struck Crocker’s left rear. Total damages estimated around 500 dollars.
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Frank C. Dean
Bloomfield
Ellett M. Meurer
Linton
Bonnie L Crocker
Kalamazoo
Mich
Meurer
Appendectomies Decline Sharply in New York Since 1941
A 50 percent drop in appendectomies from 1941 to 1956 is reported by the Archives of Surgery. Experts cite better eating habits and more widespread antibiotic use as partial explanations for the decline.
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New York
API
Archives of Surgery
Court Deliberates Two Civil Actions at Bloomfield
Greene circuit court at Bloomfield studied two civil actions. In the divorce case Venza Mae Autrey versus Miles Autrey the defendant was ordered to pay the plaintiff's attorney fees of 125 dollars. In the note suit G H Loeser versus Theodore Leach the court awarded 87.76 dollars principal 54 dollars interest 154 dollars attorney fees and costs.
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Greene Circuit
Bloomfield
Venza Mae Autrey
Miles Autrey
G. H. Loeser
Note
Theodore Leach
Group Denies Rights in Argentina Under Frondizi
The Linton Congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses reports that Jehovahs Witnesses in Argentina still lack constitutional rights to free assembly and worship. A protest vote and petitions to President Frondizi seek recognition under a February decree granting non Catholic religions worship rights. Over 6,000 members in Argentina participate, with neighboring Bolivia also circulating petitions.
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Linton Congregation of
Jehovah's Witnesses
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Argentina
Robert Farnham
Spte
Peron
Arturo Frondizi
Ministry of Worship
Frondizi
Farnham
Argentine
Bolivia
Pioneer Days Kickoff Dinner Draws Bloomfield Crowd
More than three hundred persons attended the kickoff dinner for Bloomfield community Pioneer Days celebration at the Bloomfield school building last night. Tonight a fiddlers contest and square dancing will be conducted at the school.
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Bloomfield
Bloomfeld School
Fossil plants reveal tropical vegetation in Antarctica
Fossil flora found in Antarctica indicates the continent hosted tropical vegetation about 200 million years ago, according to National Geographic Magazine.
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Antarctica
National Geographical Magazine
Mrs. Susie Lankford Dies at 73 in Sandborn
Susie E. Lankford, 73, longtime Sandborn resident, died Thursday at Good Samaritan hospital Vincennes after two years of illness. She leaves husband Thomas C. Lankford, four daughters, one son, a half-brother, seven grandchildren, and was active in Sandborn Methodist Church, Eastern Star and the local women's club. Services set for Sunday at 2:00 p.m. at Ives Poindexter Funeral Home with burial in Sandborn cemetery.
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Susie E. Lankford
Sandborn
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vincennes
Sandborn Methodist Church
Sandborn Order of Eastern Star
Sandborn Woman’s Club
Thomas C. Lankford
Ca Lie Pelinger
Edwardsport
Besse Widowson
Vermilion Ohio
Mary Warner
Whiting
Ruby Pahmeier
Westfeld
Thomas J. Lankford
Silver Springs
John E. Berryman
Lankford
Ives Poindexter
Clarence Kill
Hugh van Hoy
Sandborn Cemetery
Patterson Johansson World Heavyweight Title Bout Definitely On
Promoter Bill Rosensohn announced that the Patterson Johansson heavyweight title fight is definitely on despite morning haze at Yankee Stadium. Forecasts predict warm humid weather with fog and temperatures in the low 70s to 79s, with stadium weather information saying conditions will be okay.
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New York
Car Crash Claims Sorrells Couple in Indiana
Roy H. Sorrells and his wife Clara, both from Griffith, were killed when their car veered off US 41 south of Lowell Indiana and struck a culvert. They were pinned in the wreckage.
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Lowell, Ind
UPI
Roy H. Sorrells
Griffith
Clara
US 41
Here
Miss McDonald Plans 3-Week Europe Tour
Linton school teacher Miss Hilda McDonald will depart New York on July 4 with her sister and brother-in-law Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Bledsoe. The trio will travel by Pan-American Jet Clipper to London and onward through Belgium France Switzerland Italy Spain and Portugal returning July 24 from Lisbon. They will see Florence Rome Lucerne and Zurich by train and motor tours, after a stop in Interlochen Michigan.
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Hilda McDonald
Linton
New York
Europe
J. G. Bledsoe
New Castle
Pan-American World Airways
Belgian World Airlines
Air France
London
Belgium
France
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Lisbon
Florence
Rome
Lucerne
Zurich
Alps
McDonald
Bledsoe
Interlochen
Mich
Oe Bledsoe
Nancy
Jane
Michigan
California tops 1958 motor vehicle registrations in nation
California led the United States in registered motor vehicles in 1958 with 7 913 163. Vermont ranked last with 145 413, highlighting statewide gaps in vehicle ownership and transport growth.
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California
U.S
Vermont
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Reported
Admissions listed for Thursday include Hazel Newgent Indian 4 onel Paul David Faught Shelburn Mark Eccles Jasonville and Conrad Slater Jasonville. Dismissals include Eva Mitchell Jasonville Brenda Dant Linton Ralph Bedwell Carlisle William Pearson and baby Sullivan Palmer Lee Newberry Leslie Wilkinson Linton Paul Armstrong and baby.
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Conrad Slater
Jasonville
Eva Mitchell
Brenda Sue Dant
Linton
Ralph Bedwell
Carlisle
William Pearson
Baby
Sullivan
Palmer Lee
Newberry
Leslie Wilkinson
Paul Armstrong
Hoosier Urges Cabinet Post for Miller
South Bend Indiana reports Sen. Homer Capehart asked President Eisenhower to appoint J. Irwin Miller Columbus industrialist as secretary of commerce. Miller has support from Indiana Republicans and Democrats including Rep. John Brademas and Capehart says the Senate would confirm without delay unlike the Strauss episode.
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South Bend
Ind
UPI
South Bend Tribune
Homer E. Capehart
Eisenhower
J. Irwin Miller
Columbus
Capehart
Miller
Indiana
Congress
John Brademas
Tribune
Indianapolis
Senate
Lewis Strauss
Strauss
Hoosier soldier among six arraigned for rape at Camp Roberts
Pvt Harvey A Loomis 21 of Bicknell Indiana is charged along with five other Army enlisted men in a rape of a 17 year old girl on a lonely Estrella River beach near San Miguel California. The six were arrested at Camp Roberts by San Luis Obispo County sheriff s deputies after the assault was reported by the girl's mother. Officers said the men allegedly forced the girl from a car and raped her eight times.
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Paso Robles
Calif
UPI
San Miguel
Estrella River
Harvey A. Loomis
Bicknell
Ind
Camp Roberts
San Luis Obispo County
Army Post
Indians bat champion Flick 1905 hit .306 mark
Cleveland reports that Elm er Flick of the Indians won the major league batting title in 1905 with a .306 average, the lowest ever to claim a league batting crown.
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Cleveland
UPI
Elmer Flick
Cleveland Indians
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