Secee TV show note hints at one working unit
A fragment mentions Secee TV and a lone functioning item. It implies a lucky find or stability amid uncertain equipment. No clear dates, people, or locations are provided to extend detail.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1956
Page
7
A fragment mentions Secee TV and a lone functioning item. It implies a lucky find or stability amid uncertain equipment. No clear dates, people, or locations are provided to extend detail.
The article notes Yong and co star activity in Wings of Eagles with Johnnes and Elsa Martnelli in Italy, Sydney’s romance with Joan Collins cooling, Jerry Mathers rising with Bob Hope, and Donald OConnor Ann Blyth in The Buster Keaton Story. Rex Allen Jim Ar ness headline Hepseria barbecue. Moby Dick premiere in New Bedford June 27. Col Tim McCoy returns in Run For the Arrow.
Mt Carmel Illinois A police magistrate ruled that lighting a trash fire when a neighbor hangs out laundry is illegal Five neighbors testified that Christina Miller routinely started a blaze when clothes were drying causing smoke over clean garments Miller claimed she did not burn clothes intentionally
A listing of daily broadcast times and programs across channels including cartoons, talk shows, news, sports, westerns, and late night entertainment. Notable items include Mickey Mouse Club, News Caravan, The Lineup, Heart of the City, Rocky Jones, Celebrity Playhouse, and Friday Night Fights among many other offerings.
A fragmentary note outlines CBS TV plans as Steve Allen launches his weekly program at 8 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time on Sunday. The text reads like a fan magazine blurb and hints at sending revised copies to recipients.
Probate Judge Wilbur Dearman ordered inquiry by Alabama and federal prosecutors into alleged civil rights abuses against Martha Winston and her eight children who were removed from Cleveland to Coatopa Alabama. He noted Ohio residency rules and asked to investigate the exile, while the family faces welfare and schooling questions and a separation of Martha Winston from her husband James Winston.
The House Public Works subcommittee approved 34 flood control projects nationwide. Key items include a 219 million dollar Mississippi River channel improvement and several state projects such as Tombigbee River Mississippi Alabama and Bayou Chevreuil Louisiana. The panel will send the list to the full committee for action next week.
A probate judge ruled the case lacked jurisdiction to decide custody. He noted Martha Winston was an Ohio citizen by fulfilling civic rights, including voting. He stated that under Ohio and Alabama law a father's desertion and a mother's care transfer the children's citizenship to the mother.
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