30 Mar 1956
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1956
Page
1
A dense schedule of radio and television programs listing show titles, networks, and start times. Many entries span CBS NBC ABC and more with musicals, dramas, comedies, sports, and news segments scattered across the day. Notable items include sports playoff airings, singalong programs, and various variety shows.
Readable items show a church and gospel schedule for Sunday with a parade at 6 68 and events at 7 00, 9 30, and 4 00. Includes names such as Chuck Waron Gang, Fred Gadger, Sherman Hensley, and Old Yellow Creek Bapt. Ch, plus Singing Convention and Gospel Tour listings.
Middlesboro Hospital admits Mrs Peay Wolenbarger Ewing Mrs Henry Coleman City Miss Iris Lynn Fritls Benny Blue Mrs Ridge. Dismissals Peart Waltey Career Ewing Births Lawson Fork Fea Blondell Jr boy Kenneth Sharp City bay.
WAHIC airs two Easter programs Sunday including Showers of Blessings at 7:00 am and Easter’s For All Of Us at 4:30 pm. Fontane Sisters feature at 5:08 pm on Meet The Artist, while Monday brings County Farm and Home discussions. Music You Want on WMIK at 2:30 features Toscanini conducting Beethoven.
ASEMPHIS UP reports FBI agents surprised two of the bureau’s most wanted fugitives at 4 a.m. and captured them without a shot. Montes, 38, a master safecracker, and Jones, 30, a murderer, had a hidden arsenal and had escaped from Parchman Prison on Jan 10, 1995. The pair surrendered as tear gas filled their room. Montos possessed a .38 pistol and a German Luger among many weapons, with $2,329 for Jones and $2,040 for Montes in their pockets.
Phoenix man Jesse I Lamoure 30 protested as officers arrested him for drunkenness claiming the scene on the street was a streetcar rather than a street. He said the eclimbert on a street sweet and street cars disappeared from Phoenix about 10 years ago.
Congress begins a recess for Easter after three months with limited major bills cleared. When it returns on April 9, lawmakers face key issues including farm policy, social security, foreign aid, education, highways, housing, and possible civil rights. The Senate weighed taxes and the farm bill, while the House passed annual appropriations and miscellaneous measures, with the political fight over farm price supports shaping the session’s agenda.
University of Michigan researchers report a vacuum melting process for a nickel base alloy that increases strength and ductility, enabling cheaper gas turbine engines for cars. The method aims to surpass cobalt airplane alloys, promising longer lasting engines and faster performance within two to five years.
In Chicago police check a mental patient’s records amid a case tied to a deaf witness Herman Rohlfes who sign languages a bearded man killed three boys aged 11 to 13 in a forest preserve on October 18. Bodies of Robert Peterson 13 John Schuessier 13 and Anton Schuessier 11 were found later that day.
Dartmouth has reached the NCAA basketball tournament five times. The Crusaders first faced him in the tournament in 15, marking an early clash in their NCAA history.
Fred L. Robison of Shawanee died this morning at Fineville Community Hospital. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The body lies at Carliste-Shumiate Funeral Home.
Mrs Joe Siler and Mrs Bill Williams hosted a pink and blue shower at Pruden Church for Mrs Alvin Potter. Guests included Mesdames Hamm Jonas Williams Mayes Dykes Baker Hackney Hayes and others. The event featured games and refreshments and noted visits by relatives and friends in Jackson Michigan Dayton Ohio and Fort Knox Kentucky.
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