Radio and TV duplicate schedules expand across networks
New York Sept. 17. Doubling of radio shows in television grows more common as some programs air simultaneously while others are shifted. Aldrich Family debuts TV Oct 2 with a radio version returning Oct 6. Ezra Stone reprises Henry on radio, while Jack Kelk may star in TV as Homer. Boris Karloff leads a dual radio TV mystery series on ABC starting next week. This weekend adds football summaries on ABC and fall moves for Phil Harris Alice Faye on NBC and Betty Clark moves to a new ABC slot.
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New York
Aldrich
NBC
Ezra Stone
Henry
Jack Kelk
Homer
Boris Karloff
ABC
Karloff
Russ Hodges
Phil Harris
Alice Faye
Betty Clark
CBS
Television Schedule Fragments From NBC CBS ABC Lists
TV listings outline Saturday night through Monday with times for NBC CBS and ABC programs including Hollywood Theater Truth Or Consequences Hit Parade Dennis Day Gene Autry Show Gangbusters Navy Band Concert Take A Number Quiz Guy Lombardo Music Chicago Theater Concert Theater Guild Libel Symphony Piano Playhouse Shadow Roy Rogers Show Summer Theater and early Monday programs. notes show weekend and weekday blocks and program shifts.
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NBC
Hollywood Theater
Dennis Day
CBS
Gene Autry
Heinie
Navy Band
NBS
Guy Lombardo
Chicago Theater
U. S
Tito
America United
Chicago
Philip Jessop
State Department
Henry Fonda
Theater Guild
Libel
CBS Symphony
Anthony Collins
St. Louis
Goshen Road and the Salt Road to Illinois Salt Works
In Madison County a two story Goshen Road mansion stood after the 1811 New Madrid quake in 1882. Salt, costly and scarce, drove settlers to lay a wagon road to the Ohio salt works crossing the Kaskaskia River at Goshen Road. John Reynolds and Isaac Gilham are linked to early roads, ferries, and salt commerce that spurred settlement from Shawneetown to Edwardsville, Carlyle, and beyond as Goshen remained a shared memory of a prosperous frontier community.
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Madison County
New Madrid
Samuel Judy
St. Louis
Illinois
Pierre Menard
Isaac Gilham
Mississippi
Goshen
Joan Reynolds
Ohio Salt-Works
Kaskaskia River
Carlyle
Walnut Hills
Goshen Road
John Reynolds
Indiana Territorial
Illlinois
Silver Creek
U. S. Salines
Vincennes
John Hill
Hill
Marion County
Randolph County
St. Clair
Ilinois
Walnut Prairie
Jefferson County
Mount Vernon
Hamilton County
Equality
United States Saline Reservation
Shawneetown
Ohio River
Ohio
Mr. Badgley
Goshen Township
St. Clair County
Edwardsville
Collinsville
Cahokia
Madison
Upper Canada
Thomas Kirkpatrick
Cahokia Creek
Illinois Territory
Kaskaskia
Andrew Moore
Moore
Big Muddy River
Moore's Prairie
Alton
Ephraim Connor
State
Pleasant View News Correspondence Ends in Illusions of Travel and Tragedy
A Pleasant View news letter recounts a July to September heat wave and rains then describes sowing turnips. It details a surprise birthday dinner for Kenneth Ruffner, the news of his brother Walter Ruffner’s head on collision in DeKalb, injuries, and four fatalities. It covers a southern Illinois Ohio River trip, visits to the Old Slave House, caves, and notes on regional agriculture and an eccentric farmer with oxen and a cider wagon near Carmi Crossville.
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Beptenger
Las Fonda
Kenneth Ruffner
Dorsey Ruffner
Alton
Herbert Hickle
Mt. Vernon
Flora
DeKalb
Ill
Mr. Ruffner
Walter
Kenneth
Bryan Meaders
James Newton
Ohio River
Ozarks
Cave-In- Rock
Southern
Illinois
Egypt
George Lomax
Mills Curve
Dale Schuster
Ilinois
Indiana
Kentucky
New Harmony
Ind
Ohio
Uniontown
Morganfield
Shawneetown
Omaha
Norris City
Carmi
Crossville
John Brown
Linkletter Doubts Cinema Borrowing For TV
Hollywood report notes Art Linkletter says TV will borrow little from cinema. He recalls starring in a movie as training for television but finds film and video techniques differ greatly. He plans to air People Are Funny un rehearsed and remains cautious about switching careers. Spike Jones seeks a heavyweight soprano replacement for Eileen Gallagher due to illness.
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Hollywood
Art Linkletter
M. C
Linkletter
New York
Charles Laughton
Laughton
United States
Spike Jones
Michigan
Soprano
Eileen Gallagher
Spike
la Scala
Clinic for Mechanics on Ignition Systems Held in Mt Vernon
Auto mechanics in the city and surrounding area are invited to a Tuesday September 20 clinic at Mt. Vernon city hall council room. Sponsored by Tom Mills Auto Parts Co. and Standard Motor Products Inc. Long Island NY, the session led by W C Webb will cover voltage regulators testing and adjustment, condenser and generator testing, ignition distributor setup, and cam angle considerations with color film illustrations and a post lecture roundtable for questions and special problems.
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Mt. Vernon City Hall
Tom Mills Auto Parts Co
Standard Motor Products, Inc
Long Island
New York
Attedance
W. C. Webb
Standard Motor Products
Cam Angie
Sanders Funeral At Little Grove
Samuel R. Sanders 83 dies in St Marys Hospital Centralia. Retired Jefferson and Marion county farmer. Funeral 2 p m Monday at Little Grove Christian church with Rev Merie Melton officiating. Buriel in nearby cemetery. Survived by three sons Elmer Carl Lowell of Centralia one daughter Sadie Outland Mt Vernon a brother Edgar Walnut Hill eight grandchildren ten great grandchildren. Body lies in state at family residence after 7 p m today.
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Samuel R. Sanders
St. Mary's Hospital
Centralia
Jefferson and
Marion County
Little Grove Christian Church
Merie Melton
Sanders
Cherry
Jefferson County
John and
Elizabeth (Cook) Sanders
Boyd Christian Church
Elmer
Carl
Lowell
Sadie Outland
Mt. Vernon
Edgar
Walnut Hill
Old Man’s Talks Of Indian Relics And Oxen Ambitions
An 80 year old man, described as talkative and optimistic, spoke of a collection of Indian hammer heads and relics. He expressed plans to have white oxen with large horns next year and recalled knowing Birdie Hopper and her brother Edgar Hopper long ago when he learned we were from Mt. Vernon Illinois.
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Mt. Vernon
Birdie Hopper
Edgar Hopper
West Frankfort Man Is Chosen As Army Dad
Earl W. Moore 67 of West Frankfort Illinois has been named honorary dad of the Second Infantry Division at Fort Lewis. The selection honors his 14 children and sons in service. He will receive an all expenses paid trip to Honolulu for Pacific war exercises and a mock assault on Hawaii.
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Fort Lewis
Wash
West Frankfort
Til
Earl W. Moore
Honolulu
Moore
Hawaii
Virgil Moore
D Company
23Rd Infantry Regiment
Corporal Moore
United Mine Workers Union
Posi
Tion
Dad
Illinois
Tacoma
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Woodlawn
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