Television Schedule and Crisis in Kentucky Coal Fields
A dense TV guide listing channels and programs dominates the page with a noted segment on a coal-field crisis in Hazard Kentucky. Reporter Hughes Rudd covers the crisis amid government commodity aid amid job scarcity, while a broad slate of classic programs and films fills the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Space Angel
CBS News
Walter Cronkite
Gallant Men
Rawhide
Tneldent
Quivira
Royal Dano
Selix the Cat
Groucho
Mitch
Manhattan
Bowery
Broadway
Dickens
Fenster
Arch
Harry
Sunset Strip
Fair Exchange
U—M-Squad
Jack Paar
Robert Mervill
Woody Allen
Jonathan Winters
Jack
Africa
Brian Aherne
Rita Hayworth
Texas Rasslin
Kentucky
Hughes Rudd
Hazard
Shannon
Bruce Hayward
M-Squad
Channel 12
Steve Allen
Judy Canova
Joe E. Brown
Death Valley
Donna Reed
Fred Astaire
Lucille Ball
Robert Young
Marguerite Chapman
George Sanders
Phillip Dorn
Cimarron Pass
You TV
Southern Illinois
TV Key
Evening Radio Guide Highlights Classic Films and Talk
A 1950s style broadcast schedule lists film titles and credits including Fighting Wildcats House of Horrors Under Fire The Man Who Came To Dinner Frisco Sal Honeymoon Lodge Man on the Flying Trapeze and Give Us This Day. It also features news segments weather reports and Mahalia Jackson performances across channels and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keefe Brasselle
Kay Callard
House of Horrors
Robert Lowery
Rondo Hatton
Rex Reason
Henry Morgan
Monty Wooley
Bette Davis
Susanna Foster
Turhan Bey
David Bruce
Jume Vincent
W. C. Fields
Mahalia Jackson
Steinbeck Works Dominate Film Realm After Nobel Win
The Nobel prize for literature to John Steinbeck sparks reflection on his many film adaptations. Grapes of Wrath is joined by Of Mice and Men and Tortilla Flat among other noted screen versions, underscoring Steinbeck’s strong dramatic storytelling despite debates on literary merit. Also reports show Murphysboro police fining Jerry Sweatland for no license and Martin Hutts for illegal parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steinbeck
Stockholm
Steinbeck
Charlie
America
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway
William Faulkner
Eugene O'Neill
Anna Christie
Murphysboro
Jerry Sweatland
Logan St
Charles Helwig Sr
Martin J. Hutts
Charles Helwig
Beards Declared Harmless by Federal Judge After Study
Federal Judge James B. Parsons ruled beards are generally harmless after a three week study. The decision came as he reviewed John J. Lynch facing narcotics charges in Chicago. Parsons categorized beard wearers into three types and noted Lynch’s case to see if facial hair predicted relapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
District Court
James B. Parsons
Parsons
John J. Leneh
Lynch
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Robert Merrill
Paar
ABC
KTVI
WSIL
WTVW
KSO
WPSD
GBS
KMOX
KFVS
Wsiu-Tv
KPLR
Richard Basehart
Mary Mrphy
Giav
Rb.f.d. TV
Cartoon Corner
Corky the Clown
Popeye
Magic Ranch
Ruff and Reddy
Nutty Squirrels
Adventure Club
Shari Lewis
Pole
Mighty Mouse
King Leonardo
Words of Life
Alakazan
Rin Tin Tin
Fury
Suzy
Roy Rodgers
Bozo
Daddy
Philadelphia
Modern Almanac
Houston
New York
Spencer Allen
Gene Autry
The
Californians
Cleveland
San Francisco
Captain Gallant
Wide World of Sports
St. Louis
News
Pioneers
NBC News
Benny and
Cecil
Roy Rogers
Jackie Gleason
Sam Benedict
the Defenders
Joey Bishop
Lawrence Welk
Have Gun
Will
Travel
Mavie
Ray Milland
Florence Marly
Michigan University
Evansville College
Dorothy McGuire
Guy Madison
Belfast
Supima
Blake
Tom McField
Illinois
Carbondale
Gra As Tel
Ata
Tee
IBC
Eternat
B.C. Homes
Marion, Ill
RCA Victor
Total Sound Stereo
Rca-Victor
Thrifton
RADIO
Irdi
Jim Scarlett
Southside TV
South Park Herrin
Goss
Public Square
Marion
Illinois Avenue
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