Weeklong KSIM Radio Schedule Highlights May Week
KSIM airs a dense weekly lineup from May 4 to May 8 featuring country music time World News Market Reports farm chats and sports. Notable programs include Revival in Song Eddy Arnold Show Hillbilly Time Balladeers Dope from the Dugout and baseball games with St Louis Cardinals vs New York Giants.
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World News
Ministerial Alliance
The
Larks
Dolores Gray
Frankie Laine
Sons of the Pioneers
Edward Mac Hugh
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Record Shop
Trade Winds Tavern
Band
Lous Cardinals
Philadelphia Phils
Penthouse
Sacred Heart
Curt Massey
Slim Sparks
Missouri
St. Louis St. Louis Cardinals
Lullabye Lady
Mat Kine Cole
Ait
Christian Brotherhood Hour
LandMark Missionary Baptist Church
Church of Christ
First Baptist Church of
Matthews
Christian Association of General Baptist Churches
General Baptist Church
Dinah Shore
Blackwoody Brothers
First Baptist Church
Sikeston
Joe Reichman
Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Tommy Dorsey
the Baptist Hour
Bob Crosby
Melodies
Manhattans
Farm
Hillbury
Missouri Farm
Onie Wheeler
Bright Star
Michael Douglas
New York Giants
Vic Damone
Biddy Arnold
Bill Eckstein
Crosby
Binng Crosby
Twilight Inspiration
St. Louis Archhivals
Farmand
America
Kay Starr
Edward Mac
Hugh
Mystery House
Les 'Brown Ork
Charleston Officer Shoots Self and Wife in Tragic Evening
Charleston police officer Rolla A. Horton, 54, killed himself after a shooting incident in Charleston early this week. His estranged wife Loretta, a local waitress, was seriously wounded. Investigators cited marital trouble but gave few details. Horton’s body was found at Hart's Texico Service Station with two shots to the head and a heart shot. Mrs Horton lay in a roadside ditch with five bullets from a .38. Horton, a World War veteran and blacksmith, left no expected inquest, with probable verdicts of attempted murder and self-inflicted death.
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Charleston
Rolla A. Horton
Loretta
Horton
Death Notices: Harry Eugene Burns Dies at 33 in Morehouse
Harry Eugene Burns, 33, died this morning at 3 30 at his Morehouse home. Born October 7, 1919, he is survived by wife Helen Lucille and children Thelme Marie Elmer Eugene and Mary Ette. a sister Ida Ward. brothers William and Wallace Burns. and half brothers Chester and Charles Sweeney. Taylor Funeral Home to handle arrangements.
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Harry Eugene Burns
Morehouse
Mr. Burns
Helen Lucille
Thelme Marie
Elmer Eugene
Mary Ette Burts
Ida Ward
William Burns
Wallace Burns
Chester Sweeney
Charles Sweeney
Taylor Funeral Home
From Above Many a parting line on a blonde's head reveals a dark secret
A Chicago Tribune feature untangles a long hidden motive behind a distinctive hairstyle trend, linking parting lines to concealed clues in a suspenseful account of fashion and motive.
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Chicago Tribune
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