Radio Afternoon Schedule Highlights
A dense list of radio programs and times from afternoon to late evening. Notable items include broadcasts featuring Oral Roberts, the Philharmonic, Dr. Billy Graham, Philadelphia Symphony, Walter Winchell, Face the Nation, Dean Manion, Mitch Miller, and Hour of Decision.
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Oral Roberts
Abe Music
Britain
Mba
Abe N
Cbs
Wyatt
Dr. McGinley
Abo Monitor
U.S.A
U.S. Army Band
Abe
Abo
Wild Bill Hickock
Mbs
Cba
Philadelphia Symphony
Cbs Nowa
Abe Walter Winchell
Edgar Bergen
Cbs News & Comment
Milas Brooks
Abc
Mitch Miller
Dean Manion
Church of Air
Abc Global Frontiers
Television Schedule Highlights With Evening Lineup
A dense TV grid lists programs across networks including CBS ABC NBC and more. Notable items feature news blocks like What’s My Line and News & Commentary, variety hours, plays, dramas, and music programs from 6:00 PM through midnight with multiple entries per network.
TV Schedule Fragment From 7 to 10 PM Listings
A fragmented TV listing shows a sequence of programs across channels with times from 7:00 to 11:30, including News CBS 7:16, Robin Hood Series CBS, Burns & Allen CBS, I Love Lucy CBS, Montgomery Theater December Bride CBS, Eddie Cantor Theater ABC, opera concert, Gene Autry CBS, Ozark Jubilee CBS, Beat the Clock CBS, Perry Como NBC, Gunsmoke CBS, and The Tonight Show NBC among others, with channel codes and unsettled program titles.
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Cbs
Abc East
Abe
Abc
Ews
Ing Crosby
One Man's Family
B. R. Murrow
Mary Ford
Jeep
Abc Mystery
Boston Symphony
Johnny Dollar
Firestone Music
Abs
John Steele
Jack Carson
Cbs News & Story
Sound Mirror
Abc Telephone Hour
Nbc
Nbo
Amos
Andy
Nba Dance Orchestra
Cbs News & Comment
Mbs
Nbe
Newa & Varieties
Nets
Kukia
Abc Highway Patrol
John Daly
Gordon MacRae
Burns & Allen
Reader's Digest
Abeo
Cba
Montgomery
Studio I
Eddie Cantor
Abo
Douglas Fairbanks
Steve Allen
Nboe
Gene Autry
Finn
Perry Como
Jackie Gleason
Che
Jimmy Durante
Tse
Nbo Ronvon Theater
Deaths and Funerals Don Locey Dies in Indiana
Don W. Locey 57, formerly of Mt. Vernon, died Friday in New Albany Indiana where he had lived since 1932. A railway mail clerk for 38 years he served on the Mt. Vernon route with Southern Railway and on highway post office trucks. He married Grace Newman in 1927. Survived by wife, daughter Donna Kay Potts of New Albany, one granddaughter, and two brothers Fay H. Locey of Mt. Vernon and Wel wn W. Locey of Indianapolis. Funeral Monday April 9 at 2:00 p.m. at First Christian Church New Albany.
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Don W. Locey
Mt. Vernon
New Albany
Ind
Locey
Southern Railway
Grace Newman
Wayne City
Donna Kay Potts
Fay H. Locey
Welwn W. Locey
Indianapolis
First Christian Church In
Jack Lancey Dies At 68 In Mt Vernon Rites Monday
Louis E. Jack Lancey a former Mt Vernon fireman died at 2 10 p m Friday at his home 330 South Second Street He was 68 years eight months and 27 days old Retired from the fire department he will be buried in Oakwood Cemetery Monday at 1 30 p m at Myers Chapel The Rev Andrew Cavaker will officiate He was born July 9 1887 in Mt Vernon son of Thomas and Victoria Lancey He is survived by one sister Kate Taaka of Mt Vernon Friends may call after 11 a m at Myers Chapel
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Louis E
Jack" Lancey
Vernon
South Second Street
Lancey
Fire Department
Myers Chapel
Andrew Cavaker
Oakwood Cemetery
Bungay
Mt. Vernon
Thomas and
Victoria
Gregory) Lancey
Kate Taaka
William Powell Dies In Carmi
William Powell, a former Mt. Vernon resident, died last night at his Carmi home. Funeral services are Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Carmi Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery, Mt. Vernon. He is survived by his wife.
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William Powell
Mt. Vernon
Carmi
Carmi Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
Ell
Former Resident Miriam Spragge Dies in Missouri
Miriam Spragge, 70, former Jefferson county resident, died Friday in Overland Missouri. She was the daughter of Thomas and Mollie Brown and the wife of the late Claude Robert Spragge. Services were planned Monday at Ortman Funeral Home in Overland.
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Miriam Spragge
Jefferson County
Overland
Thomas and
Mollie Brown
Claude Robert Spragge
Ortman Funeral Men
Lackland
Overland, Lo
Births in Ashley and local area record two new additions
Mr and Mrs Ralph F Boswell of Ashley welcomed a daughter at Jefferson Memorial hospital weighing eight pounds six ounces. Lt Commander and Mrs A C Ansorge at 700 South 25th Street welcomed a son at Good Samaritan hospital weighing nine pounds named Albert Conrad UT. Captain Ansorge serves aboard U S Energy minesweeper maneuvering in the Pacific. Mrs Ansorge is the former Catherine Archibald of St Louis.
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Ralph F. Boswell
Ashley
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
A. C. Ansorge
25Th. Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Albert Conrad
U. S. Energy
Pacific
Walter F. Martin Dies at 71 Funeral Monday
Walter Fred Martin of 911 Welkins died Friday at Jefferson Memorial Hospital at age 71 years two months 13 days. A retired blacksmith at Mt. Vernon Car Mfg. Co. funeral Monday 10:30 a.m. at First Church of God on 15th Street with Rev. G N Mitchell officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Visitation at home after 4 p.m. Sunday and body to lie in state at 9 a.m. Monday before service. He was born January 23, 1885 in Mt. Vernon, married to Ethel Pettypool, survived by wife, one daughter Mrs. Charles McClure, one brother Ed Martin, one sister Mrs. Geneva Butts, and five grandchildren.
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Walter Fred Martin
Welkins
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Martin
Mt. Vernon
Mr .Martin
Henry
Laura
Lewis) Martin
Ethel Pettypool
Charles McClure
Ed Martin
Gary, Ind
Geneva Butts
Kokomo
Ind
Mt. V. County Primary Polls Voice Local Listings
Voters in Mt. Vernon and surrounding areas file into the county primary Tuesday with a long list of polling sites and shop names. The note catalogs locations from Shiloh to Mt. Vernon rooftops including town halls, schools, garages, and businesses serving as voting venues across multiple precincts.
British to Build Air Base on Christmas Island
The British Press Assn. reported an air base will be built on Christmas Island in the central Pacific possibly to prepare for testing Britain's first hydrogen bomb.
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London
British Press Assn
Christmas Island
Central Pacific
Britain
Boy, 4, Struck by Auto at Fifth and Herbert
A four year old boy, Robert L. Thomas Jr., of 513 Herbert, was struck by a car at 6 00 p m Friday at Fifth and Herbert, taken to Jefferson Memorial Hospital with injuries described as not serious. The driver, Kenneth W Chancey of 604 Herbert, did not see the child. No injuries were reported in a separate incident at 7 05 this morning at 17th and Cherry involving two cars.
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Herbert
Robert L. Thomas, Jr
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Kenneth W. Chancey
Cherry
Collision case leads to police court fines list
Russell Jenkins of 528 South 17th Street and Rufus Fisher of Ina were in a collision. Fisher was booked for failure to yield right of way. Police Magistrate Allan Dulaney imposed fines and costs on several offenders: James Venters 10 dollars plus costs for drunkenness. Bobby Stokes 5 dollars plus costs for backing into a parked car. Thomas Bennett 6 dollars plus costs for speeding 41 in a 30 zone. Albert McKee Inc 10 dollars plus costs for 60 mph in a 45 zone. Charles Schreiber 14 dollars plus costs for 49 mph in a 30 zone. Rozan Holt 5 dollars plus costs for 35 mph in a 25 zone. Robert Walker of Indiana 5 dollars plus costs for an illegal left turn.
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Russell Jenkins
South 17Th Street
Rufus Fisher
Ina
Fisher
Allan Dulaney
James C. Venters
RFD
Fairfield
Bobby Earl Stokes
Thomas E
Peoria Council Manager Critic Sparks City Debate
In Peoria Wisconsin boosters defend the three year city manager system amid Councilman Harley Boswell’s claim that “everything is worse than ever before.” Boswell spoke in Rockford, as six peers criticized him, while Mayor Morgan praised the form and a council member apologized for a distorted Rockford report, asserting Peoria is progressing under council-manager government.
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Associated Pres
Peoria
Harley Boswell
Boswell
Robert E. Morgan
Myrna J. Harms
Rockford
Hughes Given Nine Months On Driving Charge
Donald M. Hughes aged 31 from this city was sentenced to nine months at the state farm Vandalia today after pleading guilty in county court to driving while intoxicated.
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Donald M. Hughes
State Farm
Vandalia
Hughes
Hospital notes list multiple admittances and discharges
Good Samaritan admitted Marvin Wilson Gary Schultz Mrs Ruth Pigg Robert Karch Mrs Jackie Finney Oscar Stevens Mrs Francis Schaubert Mrs Ora Rogers Discharged Mary Strickland Arvid McKenzie Marty Tinney Leamon Heard Miss Memmerie Montford Mrs Luanne Bender and baby Russell Edward Jr Jefferson Memorial admitted Bobby Thomas Mrs Ethel Rightnower Waltonville Discharged Mrs Bessie Baltzell Lesser Janice Morton Salem Connie Panzier Master Jackie Gatewood
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Marvin Wilson
Gary Schultz
Ruth Pigg
Robert Karch
Jackie Finney
Oscar Stevens
Francis Schaubert
Ora Rogers
Mary Strickland
Arvid McKenzie
Mart Tinney
Leamon
Memmerie Montford
Luanne Bender
Russell Edward, Jr
Jefferson Memorial
Bobby Thomas
Ethel Rightnower
Waltonville
Bessie Baltzell
Lesser
Janice Morton
Salem
Connie Panzier
Jackie Gatewood
Two Innocent Pleas In Court
Two defendants pleaded innocent in county court today and asked for jury trials. Andrew Kruger, Scheller tavern operator, faced a liquor to a minor charge with no trial date set. Edwin Leroy McCrary of Rome township pleaded innocent to intoxicated driving with no trial date set.
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Andrew Kruger
Scheller
Edwin Leroy McCrary
Rome Township
Farm Rile Goes Back to Congress
A fragment indicates debate over applying a land use rule to production areas and cites the conservation reserve as a longer term program for planting trees and grass. Minor revisions are noted before the five House con- sessions.
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Congress
Senators and representatives sign Nash–Ellender compromise
The document was signed by referees and three senators, with Ellender and Cooley joined by Representatives Pease of Texas, Gathings of Arkansas, Hope of Kansas, Andresen of Minnesota, and Senators Johnston of South Carolina and Young of North Dakota.
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Ellender
Cooley
Reps
Pease
D-Tex
Gathings
Dark
Hope
R-Kan
Andresen
R-Minn
Sens
Johnston
D-S. GC
Young
R-N. D
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Dean R. Hammack
Pinckneyville
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