Phantom Voice Might Be Harold Lloyd On CBS Sing It Again
New television stations push the national total to 66 in 38 cities with more expected this month. Rumors swirl that the Phantom Voice from CBS Sing It Again could be Harold Lloyd, while Stop The Music on ABC may feature Buffalo Gals. NBC paid tribute to Robert Ripley with a memorial show and Taps theme, and tonight NBC presents Nelson Eddy and Dorothy Kirsten in a summer song concert. BC 9:30 See. of Commerce on A Cabinet Officer Reports to His Neighbors.
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Phantom Voice
Harold Lloyd
New York
CBS
ABC
Robert L. Ripley
NBC Television
Ripley
Nbc
Nelson Eddy
Dorothy Kirsten
Music Hall
al Jolson
See. of Commerce
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights
Radio listings show Henry Aldrich at 7:00, Dorothy Lamour at 8:30, Ida Lupino in Road House at 9:00, and Morton Downey Sings at 10:15 on WROW. CBS presents Beulah's Skit at 6:00 and Mr. Keen Tracing at 7:30 with Joan Crawford in The Ten Years at 8:00.
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Henry Aldrich
Dorothy Lamour
Ida Lupino
Morton Downey
CBS
Beulah
Mr. Keen Tracing
Joan Crawford
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs
A dense lineup of afternoon and evening broadcasts features crime photography at 8:380, theatrical premieres, Abbott and Costello, drama blocks, autograph sessions, and music programs from ABC NBC MBS and local stations. Notable entries include Perry Como Supper Club, The Lewis Show, You and Modern Woman, and Sports Commentary before Dancing Times at 10:15.
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CBS
Guiding Light
the Lewis
You
Jack Smith
ABC
Dorothy Dix
MBS
Happy Gang
Johnson Family
McLeansboro Register News Social Roundup
McLeansboro and surrounding towns show Memorial Day visits and weekend gatherings. Eldon Fitzpatrick family from Evansville spend time with George Malone and Gertie Fitzpatrick. Dashed lines of visiting relatives from Mt Vernon Metropolis Shawneetown and Chicago among others.
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Mcleansboro
Eldon Fitzpatrick
Evansville
Ind
George ¢Malone
Gertie Fitzpatrick
Carl Martin
Big Lake
Shawneetown
Leonard Riepe
Mt. Vernon
Eha IK
Mooseley
Metropolis
Margaret Moseley
Culver Donelson
Finis
Abs. Windel Donelson
Hammond
Ruby Morris
Opak
Henry Hunt
Dove Hunt
Ronald Hunt
Wayne Hunt
Clara Miller
Sadie Lockwood
Cave-in-Rock
Edgar Guilie
Roger Gullie
Clinton Roy
Carlineh
Charles Martin
George Rountree
Chicago
Tom Rountree
Dale
Frank Donelson
Maggie Pierce
Elgin
Wi An Ayabs
Charles Sanders
Archie Houser
Mary Melch
LoueUa Shepard
Carmi
S. H. Shepard
Ralph Sneed
Shelia
Rudolph Basek
Mary
East St. Louis
Legal Notices from Jefferson County Illinois 1949
Notices announce a partition suit in the Circuit Court of Jefferson County Illinois No 49 2035 with defendants including Glenn Minor and Margaret E Smith and unknown heirs urging response by June 20 1949. Also a May 31 1949 letting by the Board of Supervisors for highway maintenance material proposals due June 15 1949 with no surety bond required.
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Fred Minor
ET AL
Chancery
Glenn Minor
Lora Frisbe
Fred Tate
Robert G. Selene
Joseph Gossage
Margaret E. Smith
Duff Minor
Maxine Bonoho
Floyd Simmons
Ulysses A. Duncan
Circuit Court
Jefferson County
Illinois
Range
Thertin
Ilinois
Mt. Vernon
Harley V. Warren
Craig & Craig
Attorneys At Law
Stumpp Building
Mt, Vernon
County Superintendent of Highways
Board OF Supervisors
W. M. Phillips
Four Tulsa students hurt in Olney auto crash
Four Tulsa University students were injured near Olney on US 50 when a fire blew out a tire and the car overturned three miles west of here. Injured are Max Duckworth of Fort Smith Arkansas John Pautosid of Parendum Paul Frederick Cranger and Alexander Becker of Long Island New York. They were taken to Olney sanitarium.
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Associated Press
Olney
Tulsa University
Here
US S. 50
Max Duckworth
Fort Smith
Ark
John Pautosid
Parentum
Paul Frederick Cranger
Alexander Becker
Long Island
N.Y
Olney Sanitarium
The Paint Lady Butterfly’s Global Spread in 1879
In 1879 vast swarms of paint lady butterflies traveled from Africa to Europe. The species became one of the world's most widespread butterflies, noted for its extensive distribution across continents.
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Africa
Europe
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