TV Reporter's Promises and Fallout in Prime Time
A television writer recalls how early promises about new series misled audiences and performers. Promoted as hard hitting and adult, some shows faded after debut and were canceled.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1961
Page
11
A television writer recalls how early promises about new series misled audiences and performers. Promoted as hard hitting and adult, some shows faded after debut and were canceled.
Obituary notices for D. Jones and family survivors are detailed along with funeral arrangements at Hilton Funeral Home and Monocacy Cemetery. A legislative lobbyists register lists agents and counsel in Annapolis, including railroad labor matters and Maryland Court of Appeals judicial appointments.
John A. Jones of Poolesville died at Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday at 5 a.m. He was 82 and had served since 1923 as a director of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Montgomery County and as a director of the Farmers Banking and Trust Co. of Montgomery County. He was a member of the Executive Committee.
Listing of TV episodes and air dates across multiple shows including 2.3 House Party 4.8.11 Loretta Young and 7.13 Road to Realty with notes on court dates, audiences and forthcoming broadcasts.
Jones Jr a 15 year old Negro was sentenced Wednesday to 21 years imprisonment for raping a 74 year old woman last June. Judge Joseph R Byrnes noted the term would have been harsher but for the youth. The News Frederick Maryland January 5 1961 page 11
A court order directs Jones to Patuxent Institution for potential treatment as a defective delinquent. The order outlines custody and evaluation steps pending further review by the court.
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