Television Log Listing for Wednesday Schedule
A detailed view of daytime and prime time TV slots including The Lucky LeRoy Show News Caravan Cowboys G Men NBC Theater Mr and Mrs North Danny Thomas My Little Margie Four Star Final Family Playhouse Baptist Hour Today Matinee Theater Queen for a Day Married Joan Movie Matinee Movie Quick Quis News Caravan Roy Rogers Disneyland Masquerade Party Break The Bank and Family Playhouse in sequential day parts with start times and program titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Lucky LeRoy
Front Page
NBC Theater
Mrs. North
Danny Thomas
Family Playhouse
Joan
LeRoy
Charlotte Peters
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Russ David
Television Listings for KFWS-TV Cape Girardeau
Tuesday through Wednesday slate shows a full local schedule with news forecasts, game and game show titles, soap operas, and late night programs including The Johnny Carson Show and The Big Payoff. Scheduled children and animation blocks and a mix of dramas and weather updates fill the broadcast day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Art Linkletter
TV Schedule Collected For St Louis Station Daytime Lineup
A scanned page lists KSD TV 5 daily program blocks from morning weather at 6:00 to late night films. Entries include Bob Ingham Sportsviews, Dinah Shore Show, Martha Raye, Jane Wyman Theater, Playwrights 56, News, The United 10, Weather, Feature Films, Dave Garroway and more, with various shows across 6:00 to 12:55 time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ingham
Martha Raye
Jane Wyman
Playwrights
the United
Bobingham Sportsviews
Eddie Fisher
News Caravan
Screen Directors Playhouse
Joan
the Visitor
Weather Report
TV Schedule St Louis Daytime Lineup Notes
KWK TV 4 presents a St Louis daylight schedule listing news at six and varied programs. The lineup includes The Phil Silvers Show Navy Log Red Skelton Show Garry Moore Johnny Carson Captain Kangaroo Mickey Mouse Club and more with time blocks and program names across morning to afternoon hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ford
Phil Silvers
Guy Lombardo
Red Skelton
Capain Kanraroo
Captain Kangaroo
Garry Moore
Arthur
Valiant Team
Love of Life
Guiding
Johnny Carson
Fred Moogie
Why These Little Mysteries Puzzle Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle jokes about everyday enigmas in a light AP column. He asks why horse players feel ahead when they're not and ponders odd habits in weddings, money, and travel. The piece surveys curious human quirks with wry humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Associated Press
New York
SIU Lit tle Grassy Lake hosts varied summer programs
SIU recreation and outdoor education head William Freeberg announces June events at Little Grassy Lake Camp. The schedule includes the Illinois Girls' Athletic Association camp for about 60 members June 3–9, a Playground Leadership Institute June 13–16 with college credits, a Jewish Federation camping period June 16–30, a Waterfront Directors Workshop June 18–30, plus a geology camp June 18–Aug 11 and camps for crippled and mentally retarded children starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois University
Little Grassy Lake
William H. Freeberg
SIU _ recreation and outdoor education department
Southern Illinois
Illinois Girls’ Athletic Assn
Southern
Southern Illinois Jewish Federation
Grassy Lake
SIU
Evening Radio Schedule Listing
A radio timetable shows programs from 6:00 to 12:48 with titles Brave Eagle Arthur Godfrey and Friends Millionaire I've Got a Secret Steel Hour Masquerade Party Valley Days Thought for the Day and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousinsenna
Cisco
Mary Ford
Brave Eagle
Arthur Godfrey and Friends
Thea
SIU Freshman Receives One Year Tuition Scholarship
Mary Choy, a Seoul born SIU freshman, wins a one year tuition scholarship funded by a Tau Kappa Epsilon member. Journalism students scrubbed cars in a parking lot behind Speech Barracks to kick off a fund drive. JSA acting president Gary Heapen reported $70 raised in memory of Joe Dougherty, a WWII casualty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Choy
Southern Illinois University
Seoul
Korea
Tau Kappa Epsilon
SIU
Gary Heapen
Vergennes
The
JSA
Joe Doughtery
SIU History Traced in New Book by Lentz at University Press
SIU prepares a four to five book release plan with "Seventy five Years in Retrospect" by Eli G. Lentz, emeritus professor, as the first promotional project. Vernon Sternberg, director, notes 14 000 alumni and former faculty will be contacted. The 182 page illustrated history covers SIU from Normal School to university status and includes a curriculum evolution diagram. Printing for August is planned for the next title "A Pilot Study of Southern Illinois" by Dr. Charles Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli G. Lentz
Southern Illinois University
University Press
SIU
Vernon Sternberg
Lentz
Southern Illinois
Illinois
Teachers College
Sternberg
Southern
Southern Illinois Historical
Charles C.colby
WAF Training At STU Planned For Fall
Southern Illinois University joins seven schools in a new cadette WAF ROTC program. Women enter coed AFROTC courses, form a separate flight, and can be commissioned after two years of advanced study. Parental consent and a three year active duty pledge required. Cadets projected to commission as second lieutenants after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois University
Air Force
Pres
D. W. Morris
Alexander R. MacMillan
Afrotc
SIU
Mildred Schrotberger
Air Force Reserve
WAEF
Herrin Summer School Opens at Herrin Township High
The Herrin Township High School summer session began Monday under Principal Eugene Eckert with courses in American and World History. Enrollment runs through Thursday, with classes from 7 30 to 11 30 each morning, five days a week for six weeks. Instructor is Charles Tripp. about 34 students have enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin Township High School
Eugene Eckert
Charles Tripp
Eckert
Mt Vernon Mayor Bufford Charges Dismissed After City Hall Fight
Disturbance charges stemming from a March 31 brawl on Mt. Vernon City Hall steps between Mayor O R Buford and retired Police Captain Delbert Carlton were dismissed. Police Chief Verner Pigg filed charges April 11. City attorney Alvin L Williams filed the motion leading to dismissal in police court Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
O. R. Buford
Delbert Carlton
Buford
Carlton
Verner Pigg
Alvin L. Williams
Five Men Fined Total $360 In County Court
Five men were fined a total of 360 dollars with costs by Judge Robert Porter after guilty pleas on charges from drunken driving to disorderly conduct. Arnold H Williams of West Frankfort faced 232 dollars plus costs for driving while intoxicated and three days in jail. Bob Lawrence Belknap and James Christmas of Joppa were fined 80 dollars for disorderly conduct. Two Jackson Tennessee men were fined 25 dollars each for driving without a license and for allowing another to drive without one. Leonard Scott was also listed in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson County
Robert Porter
Arnold H. Williams
West Frankfort
Williams
Tom Chester
Rt. 146
Vienna
Bob Lawrence Belknap
James Christmas
Joppa Water Works
Fox to Receive Medical Degree from Washington University
Richard O. Fox son of Dr and Mrs Ben Fox of 107 S Maple St Carbondale will receive the degree of doctor of medicine from Washington University St Louis on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard O. Fox
Ben Fox
S. Maple St
Carbondale
Washington University
St. Louis
Drilling Permits Issued In May Across Several Counties
May drilling permits were issued in Alexander Franklin Gallatin Saline Williamson and surrounding areas. Permits show pools and wildcats with multiple entries such as wildcat-2 pool-3 wildcat-3 pool-17 and pool-15. No fee permits listed for Gallatin Jackson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Franklin
Gallatin
Sen
Saline
Williamson
Jackson
Civil Service Exams Announced by State
The Illinois Civil Service Commission announced written exams for June 30 for positions including Institution Business Manager II, Occupational Therapist II, Procedures Analyst, Sociologist II, Statistician II and III, and Supervising Psychologist I and II. Applications from State Employment Service offices or the Commission at 501 Armory Building, Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Civil Service Commission
State Employment Service
Armory Bldg
Springfield
Area men receive U of Illinois ROTC commissions
Three area students at the University of Illinois have received Army commissions in ROTC. They are Gordon D. Upchurch of Benton 2nd Lt. Gerald R. Miller of McClure 2nd Lt. and George W. Howard III of Mt. Vernon 2nd Lt. All are commissioned as lieutenants in the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U OF
University of Illinois
ROTC
Gordon D. Upchurch, Benton
Army
Gerald R. Miller, McClure
George W. Howard
Mt. Vernon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wsil-Tv
Harrisburg
Kfws-Tv
Cape Girardeas
Douglas Edwards
Secret Journal
Navy Los
Ksd-Tv
Dave Garroway
Ernie Kovac
Kwk-Tv
Good Housekeeping Journal
Goureds
Enurtone
St. Louis 3
Little Grassy
Giant City State Park
Freeberg
WAF
Stu
Dalton H. Parker
Orlan Cox
Goreville
Lawrence
Christmas
Herrin
Dyer’s
Lotta Hooey
Zane Greys
Briaseray
UreTel
Rere Boone
Marlow
Ita Bogart
Ileo Gorcey
Hunt
Hall and the Bowery
Bo Ea
Mae
Samuel Goldwyn
Marlon Brando
Jean Simmons
Prank Sinatra
Vivian Blaine
Armstrong
Phelan
van and Nigra
Linoleum and Rug CO
North Park Avenue
Theatre
Columbia Pictures Presents
Berry Fe
Susan Srassoene
Cure Rossirson
Rosario
Rodgers Theatre
Murphysborqo
Ill
Joe
Baer
Enorme Barbara
Rush
Ala le Swiluam Holden
Kim Novak
Marion
Jubal
HFC
Public Square
Cline
Waring Auto
Murphysboro
Lley Vi
King
Cole Duke
Ellington
Kimy
PSU
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!