None can love freedom heartily but good men
Quotation from Milton framing freedom as a virtue possessed by good men and contrasted with those who chase license rather than liberty.
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John Milton
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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1955
Page
7
Durham Rat Kill Promises Quick Rodent Elimination
An advertisement touts DURHAM'S RAT-KILL as a new chemical weapon against rats and mice. It claims strong results with a guaranteed outcome and offers a 14b carton for 89 cents, urging premises owners to buy now.
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Durham
Chemistry
Channel 13 Lubbock TX TV Guide Weekly Schedule
Channel 13 in Lubbock lists a full week of programs from Sunday December 11 1955 to Monday December 12 1955 with time slots for churches forums dramas talk shows Westerns game shows cartoons and news. Highlights include The Eddy Arnold Alfred Hitchcock Alfred Hitchcock The Theater The Ed Sullivan Show Captain Kangaroo and Love of Life soap opera.
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Lubbock
Texas
Church of Christ
Facts Forum
the Christophers
Eddy Arnold
Plains
Winky Dink
Wild Bill Hi
Garry Moore
Jack Paar
Robert Q. Lewis
Norman Vincent Peale
Lawence Welk
Captain Gallant
Hopalong Cassidy
Frontier
Highway Patrol
Loretta Young
Pride of the Family
Calvacade Theater
Doug Edwards
Robin Hood
Burns and Allen
Douglas Fairbanks
Bride
Studio One
Jack Parr
Bob Crosby
Phil Silvers
Navy Log
Millie
Patti Page
Mexico
Mrs. North
Community Crossroads
Grand Ole Opry
Mama
Miss Brooks
the Crusader
Libracher
Harmony
Bold Cabellero
Washington
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ernie Novacs
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Norma Raine
Mr. Sweeney
Pinky Lee
Howdy Doody
Roy Rogers
Dinah Shore
Here
S Howell
Martha Raye
Fireside Theatre
Texas In Review
Craig Kennedy
Calvacade of Sports
the Wise
Lawrence Welk
Channel VIII News
Channel Eight
Riley
Waterfront
Jonathan
Picky Lee
Extensive 1955 TV schedule spans day with many shows
A dense roster lists programs across multiple stations on December 15 1955. Entries includeTalk shows News sports dramas comedies and westerns with times from early morning to late night featuring personalities such as Robert Crosby Arthur Godfrey Gene Autry and Eddie Cantor across networks and local listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Q. Lewis
Jack Paar
Bob Crosby
Eddie Cantor
Doug Edwards
Arthur Godfrey
International Playhouse
Garry Moore
Mr. Sweeney
Pinky Lee
Western Playhouse
Walker
News Caravan
Board of Education
Eddie Fisher
Amos ‘N
Andy
Phil Silvers
Channel Eight
Camera
Hospitality Playhouse
Dr. Hudson
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Lincoln - Mercury
Sparky
T. V
Hank McCune
Gary Moore
the Ruggles
Orient Express
Sheena OF
Bob Cummings
Johnny Carson
Winchell - Mahoney
Bunny Theater
Tony Martin
Great Gildersleeve
Badge
Robert Montgomery
Serenaders
Dee Weaver
Ellery Queen
Howell
Danny Thomas
Warner Bros. Presents
Gene Autry
Groucho Marx
People’s Choice
Dateline Europe
Bill Cornum
Channel 11
Drew Pearson
Homer Bell
Cisco Kid
Ted Mack
House
KSWS
Roswell
New Mexico
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boy Scouts of America
Weather Story
Buffalo Bill
Ray Reed
Theatre
Channel Eight News
Sports Desk
Traders
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Bob Hope
Jane Wyman
Pfaff Sewing
Damon Runyon
Channel 8
San Francisco Beat
Mr Sweeney
Secret Files
USA
Uncle Vitamin
Clown
Corliss Archer
Playhous of Stars
Secret File
Wild Bill Hickok
Calvary Baptist Church
National Guard
George Gobel
Comnery Teatre
Baptist Presentation
Armchair Theatre
South Main
Lea 8
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