Watching TV Schedule Listing From Local Channel Guide
A dense, informal TV guide fragment lists programs by time and channel across a night. The lineup includes hour by hour shows such as Expedition, News, Bugs Bunny, Rifleman, Father Knows Best, Wyatt Earp, Alfred Hitchcock, Red Skelton, Garry Moore, and multiple movies and weather segments, ending with late night news and weather.
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Expedition
Ivaenhee
News
Bugs Bunny
Phil Silvers
Jeramie
Beld Journey
Rifleman
Father Knows Best
Scienca Theater
Wyatt Earp
Dobie Gillis
Alfred Hitchceck
State Troope
Stasecoach West
Tom Ewell
This Man Dewson
Red Skelton
Meet McGraw
Alcoa Presents
Garry Moore
Highway Patrol
Tombstone Territory
Heaven
Eye On
Six Injured In Car and Bus Collision Near Edwardsville
Six people from Detroit were injured in a head on crash between a car and a school bus five miles southwest of Edwardsville at the Route 157 and 66 40 bypass intersection. Driver John Gildersleeve, 18, and five bus passengers were hurt. Gildersleeve suffered a severe eye injury and was hospitalized in St. Louis. A grandmother, Marie Nihem, 54, had a skull injury. Denise Lucy, 6, suffered mouth injuries. Denise and Judy Lucy, 3, were treated for minor injuries at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Granite City along with Mr. and Mrs. Lucy, the girls’ parents. Police said the group was en route to a West Coast vacation.
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Edwardsville
Detroit
William Johnson
Edwardsville Comme
John Gildersleeve
DePaul Hospital
St. Louis
Marie O. Nihem
Denise Lucy
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Granite City
Joseph Lucy
Denise
Judy
Young Prowler Pleads Guilty in $60,000 Warehouse Blaze
A 13 year old boy admitted setting a May 5 fire at the Valley Farm Dairy warehouse in St. Louis, causing about $60,000 in damage. Three firefighters suffered minor injuries as the blaze roared. Police say he broke in last month to steal popsicle sticks, lit a cigarette, and dropped a match into a wax carton box. The youth was turned over to parents. a hearing will follow.
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ST. Louis
Valley Farm
Eugene F. Winkler
TV Schedule Snapshot From Old Local Radio Listing
A dense listing of hourly programs and hosts from a vintage broadcasting schedule. Includes shows like News, Weather, Cartoon blocks, and classic TV staples featuring Bob Garroway, Loretta Young, and Jack LaLanne, with titles such as I Love Lucy, Truth or Consequences, and The World Turns across dayparts.
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Tewrana
P.S
Louis
Dave Garroway
Camers
Willie Wonderful
Capt. Kangaree
Dave Garraway
Jack le Lanne
Video Village
Gale Storm
Evening TV Schedule with Classic Film Lineup
The station lists an all night lineup from 6 PM featuring Yogi Bear and Hong Kong patrols to late night movies like Ride the Pink Horse and Strawberry Blonde. News segments and weather update throughout the night include Yesterday's Newsreel and Weather 12.
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Hong Kong
Flight
Rough Riders
Danger Man
Price To Right
Rescue Eight
Angel
Perry Come
Naked City
Circle Theater
Peter Loves Mary
Third Man
News and Weather
Rogues Regiment
Eye On St. Louis
Jack
Moevie
Angry woman credits Sys-Tone for nervous relief
A city woman blames nerves for a mean temper and fears she might act violently. She claims tranquilizers never helped but Sys-Tone calms nerves fast without harm, improving sleep. The vitamin tonic is advertised as costing only a few cents daily, sold at local Mt. Vernon drugstores and nearby towns.
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Systone
Sys- Tone
Sys-Tone
Mt. Vernon
Golconda Says No Extra Legal Fees Owed
Golconda officials hear from Wilson Bonding Co rep William R. Key that the city is not obligated to pay additional legal fees for the sewerage system. He says the firm has paid most fees, with work by company lawyers and Chase and Foreman of Metropolis, and Clemens’ resignation left Golconda without corporate counsel.
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Golconda
A_ bond ‘ing company
William R. Key
Herrin
Repsentative
Wilson Bonding Co
Chicago
Wayne Clemens
Pope County
Clemens
Key
Metropolis
Chase and Foreman
Fire destroys or damages over half a million homes yearly
A historic report notes more than 500000 homes in the United States are destroyed or damaged by fire each year. The article cites a study on fertilizer effects, stating chemical fertilizers neither kill earthworms nor harm soil bacteria, according to an English experiment.
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United States
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People’s Chalice
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Yogi Bear
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