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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1952
Page
14
A dense listing of programs to run across multiple stations with game talks newsreels dramas musical variety and commercials. Features include KLIC 11:30 1:55 Camel Scoreboard Bond Show local and MBS broadcasts with Moore Monroe and Night News segments.
Broadcast lineup lists 3:00 Top 20 4:00 Vesper Period 4:15 World News 4:30 Top 20 4:55 Frankie Frisch Show 5:30 World News 5:45 Spotlight on Sports 6:00 Taylor Grant 6:05 Headline Edition 6:15 Pages of Melody 6:45 Elmer Davis 7:00 Richard Diamond Show 7:30 This Is Your FBI 8:00 Jack Howard 8:15 Bob Crosby Show 8:30 Adventures of Frank Race 9:00 Cavalcade of Sports 9:30 John Daly News.
The listing shows a 3 15 PM segment by Ma Perkins followed by 3 30 PM Young Dr Malone and 3 45 PM C Smith Folk Hit. 4 PM Groovie's Boogie and 5 PM News World Sports precede 5 15 PM Music It Happens Esso and 5 30 PM Curt Massey with 5 45 PM L Thomas News.
Instruction notes specify converting times to Eastern Local Time with subtract one hour for central zones and two hours for mountain zones. Stations may adjust relay times to fit local schedules when possible, but last minute program changes are not included in this guide.
The list outlines a dense slate of 15 minute and 30 minute broadcasts from CBS and MBS including News Broadcasts, Discussion Series, Dramas, Variety shows, and late-night poetry slots. It features hosts such as Jack Smith and Bob Crosby with programs like The Lone Ranger Drama and This Is F.B.I. alongside entertainment and military review segments.
Local TV slate lists KNOE at 3 00 News 3 05 Jack Smith Show 3 45 Woman In My House NBC 4 00 Dr. Paul NBC balanced daytime lineup aired across stations with no schedule changes announced.
A detailed television and radio grid lists time slots and programs from 4 to 12, naming local reporters, hosts, and guests including Robert Warren, Drs Wife, Rhythm Harmoneers, Gay, and Morgan Beatty with NBC News. It notes Morgan Beatty at 6:30 and Roy Rogers Show at 7:00 plus local sports matchups Monroe vs Greenville and Sine at 12:06.
The listing shows a 2:00 to 7:15 schedule with acts including 60 300-News 3:05 The Organaires and Harlem on Parade 6:15 Sign Off. It lists Bill Nettles & Band 3:15 Hillbilly Hits 4:00 and End of The Day Melodies 6:15 with a 2:00 love along segment.
A 13 year old Rayville youth was struck by a truck while crossing a street and suffered a severe concussion a possible skull fracture burns and contusions. Charles Ray Abrams was rushed to St. Francis Hospital by Mulhearn Funeral Home with his parents in the truck. The driver L C Curtis 26 of Winnsboro said he was moving 20 to 25 mph and witnesses said the boy darted from behind a parked truck into the path of the pickup. Curtis wife and mother were in the vehicle and Curtis mother was ill and hospitalized. No charges were filed.
A scrambled crossword style list with partial clues and stray words across many rows. Entries include serpents scuttles line harvest silkworm epoch operatic melody and odd fragments like Dally by Mr. Cleveland and Australian bird Bak aking chamber.
The Ouachita Valley Amateur Radio Club will hold field day operations at Tom Hicks camp starting at 4 p m Saturday continuing 24 hours. Three transmitters will run simultaneously to beat other clubs in contacts while voice and code procedures are tested for training and disaster readiness.
Rev John Jackson received a permit to add to a residence at 2812 Jackson street costing 50 dollars using day labor. Jesse L Luther Jr was licensed to erect a wash house at 303 Pargood drive for 999 dollars with the owner listed as contractor. W D Kramer granted to build a two story apartment at 806 Hudson Lane for 5750 dollars with owner as contractor. W D Durrett obtained a permit to erect a residence at 1610 Mile for 8500 dollars with day labor used.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce lists sixteen board members including Jim Roberts L Slade Brown Evans Etheridge David Russell Sackman Marx Stocker Fontelieu Theo Terzia Garland Shell Jack Ansell Jr Billy Edmondson Chevis Sherron Roy Johns N L Moncrief Buddy Tolson and Bill Riely Jr. The president and two vice presidents will be chosen from the group at the June 23 Jaycee luncheon with inauguration in July. The Detroit river is nicknamed the Dardanellas of the New World.
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