Cardinals Duel Dodgers and Phillies Highlight Radio Log
WJPF 1340 Herrin Monday schedule features 200-Cardinals versus Dodgers at 7:45 p.m. Parade of Sports at 6:55 p.m. and late-evening programs including Waxing Sentimental and News. Tuesday lists Barnyard Jamboree, Farmer’s Market, multiple music shows, and Cardinals versus Phillies at 8:00 p.m. with sports segments and news throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
Dodgers
Hank Wright
Phillies
Dream Island
Morning Radio Schedule Notes for Carribondale Area
A partial broadcast grid lists daily segments from 6:01 AM through 6:45 PM. Entries include morning prayers, newscasts, music programs, local news from Union County and Jackson County, farm and homemaker segments, and the Wheel of Fortune game show, with various time stamps and program titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Freeman
Roy Freemen
Jan Garber
Union County
Frankie Laine
Chapel of the Air
Trading Post
Newac
Jackson County News
Farm Front
Guy Lombardo
Raven
World News
Southern Illnois News
Wheel of Fortune
Breakfast Capers and News Schedule Fragment
Fragmented broadcast grid lists morning to evening programs with local news rhythm and music segments. Entries include Birthday Party Morning Devotions Hymn Time Eddie Fisher Show Air Force Show Melody Manor Popcorn Time Swapping Corner Market Report Luncheon Date Rhythm Matinee News Murphysboro Ballroom Sunset Serenade Evening Echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Fisher
Air Force
Melody Manor
Murphysboro
Broadcast Schedule Fragments Revealed in Public Radio Listing
A scrambled NBC style daily schedule lists various show slots from Bob Walker to AP News and local programs including Coppi s Corner and Here Comes Rhythm. The rough lineup spans morning to evening with repeats and varied topics across news music and talk shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP News
Bob Walker
Jim Duncan
Ray Anthony Patt
Eddie Cantor
6:00 News Summary 6:05 Fifty of the Finest 6:55 News Pinal
A brief guide to a local television schedule listing three segment times. It notes a 6:00 news summary, a 6:05 feature titled Fifty of the Finest, and a 6:55 news update. No additional details provided.
Morning Headlines and Radio Schedule Chaos
A dense OCR listing outlines morning and afternoon radio program blocks, with shows across news, music, and entertainment from 5:27 to past midnight. It names hosts Kay Lorraine, Garry Moore, Judy and Jane Crosby, and various programs like Strike It Rich, Playhouse Party, and The Lone Ranger, mixed with weather and news segments.
Radio Schedule Row with Cardinals Dodgers Game
Listed station KMOX 1120 St Louis CST schedule shows programs from dawn to late night with talk, music, news, soap operas, and a Cardinals vs Dodgers game at 6:55 pm. Includes Tennessee Ernie, Perry Como, Bing Crosby, and World News segments.
Big Four Conference Set for Geneva Aid by Russia
Washington says a four power summit with Eisenhower and the leaders of Britain France and Russia is planned for July 18 in Geneva Switzerland. The plan hinges on Russian approval of time and place with Vienna once suggested by Moscow. Russia had opposed Geneva but agreed in principle to the summit this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geneva
Switzerland
Eisenhower
Great Britain
France
Russia
United States
Vienna
Viet Nam
Radio and TV Schedule Fragments for St Louis Area
A dense listing of daily programs across KXOK and KSD TV detailing multiple time slots, hosts, shows, and specials from early morning through late night. It shows a mix of news, music, dramas, and entertainment including Johnny Vandercook, Bruce Hayward, Bob Ingham, and Edward Morgan, alongside weather and AP News slotted throughout.
News Schedule Fragments With Multiple Program Notes
A jumble of listed radio times and program titles outlines a schedule with items including News Summary, Bilo Serenade, Agricultural Advisory Council, Jospe! Music Time, Moments With the Master, Coke Time, Bulletin Board, Women's World, St. Louis vs. Chicago, Sports Beach, and World News. The fragmentary listing contains inconsistent spellings and stray digits, reflecting a damaged OCR of a station timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Advisory Council
Illinois
Woman's World
Post Exchange
St. Louis
Chicago
iNew
Television Schedule Snapshot for Cactus Pete Evening
A compact listing of 40 lines shows hosts and programs with time slots from 4:00 to 9:45, featuring Cactus Pete 100 and 600-Cactus Pete blocks. Notable entries include Lucky LeRoy Shor, Front Page News, Mr. Citizen, Prophets Quartet, The Name's the Same, Filorian Zabach, Nitecap, Bill Corum, Four-Star Final, Family Playhouse, Movie Matinee, Weather Vane, Roller Derby, Danny Thomas, and Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cactus Pete
Lucky LeRoy Shor
Front Page
Mr. Citizen
Prophets Quartet
Filorian Zabach
Nitecap
Bill Corum
Family Playhouse
Lucky LeRor
Front Pace News
China Smith
Danny Thomas
Theater
Evening TV Schedule Fragment
A scrambled daily broadcast lineup lists program times and titles from five to ten. It features shows like I Love Lucy Crusader Rabbit Cowboy Corral Watching the Weather and News broadcasts with entertainers Douglas Edwards Jo Stafford and Red Skelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Edwards
Jo Stafford
Cowboy Corral
Red Skelton
Corliss Archer
Eddie Cantor
TV Schedule for St Louis Station KWK-TV
Programming blocks listed include News at 6 10 Weather Sports at 6 20 Your Dollars Did It 6 30 Douglas Edwards News 6 45 Perry Como 7 00 Burna and Allen 7 30 Talent Beout 8 00 If Love Luc 3h December 9 00 Studio One 10 00 Mr Citizen 10 70 Pierian Zabach 11 10 Weather 11 15 Movie 12 20 Thought for the Day 1 00 Morning Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Journal
Weather Report
Rex Davis
Arthur Godfrey
Wendy Warren
Rosemary
Helen Trent
Gal
World News
Ma Perkins
Dr. Malone
Road of Life
Mrs. Burton
Perry Mason
Nora Drake
Hilltop House
Town
Curt Ray
Guiding Light
St. Louis
Tennessee Ernie
Lowell Thomas
Breakfast Club
Dave Garroway
Sheilla Graham
Bruce Hayward
Bonner
Ksd-Tv
Ted Mack
Dottve Bennett
Miss Marlowe
Hawkins Falls
Mr Sweeney
Buckeye
Geo. Abel
Howdy Dood
Wrangier
Zippy the Clown
Bob Ingham
NS Telenee
Douglas Edwards
Perry Come
Playhouse
Channel 12
Perry Como
Burna and
Allen
Luc
Studio One
Pierian Zabach
Benton Woman Dies Widow of Late Judge Hart
Mary Ward Hart aged 89 of 803 South Main Benton died Saturday night at home. Widow of the late Judge W H Hart she leaves two sons Marion and William and two daughters Mrs Roth of Chicago and Mrs H B Tabor of Belleville. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm at First Christian Church Benton with Rev Percy Atkins officiating. Burial in Masonic and Odd Fellows Cemetery. Mitchell Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ward Hart
S. Main St
Benton
W. H. Hart
Daugher
Lewis Roth
Chicago
Coulterville
Hart
First Christian Church
Marion Hart
William Hart
U. S
Roth
H. B. Tabor
Belleville
Percy Atkins
Masonic
Odd Fellows
Mitchell Funeral Home
Herrin Woman Dollie Rossin Dies at 62
Mrs. Dollie Rossin 62 of Herrin Rt. 1 died Saturday at Herrin Hospital after a 15 year illness. Native of Carbondale she lived in Herrin 14 years and married Charlie Rossin in 1912. She leaves three daughters, two sons, 13 grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral service Tuesday at First Baptist Church Carterville with two ministers. Burial in Hillcrest Cemetery Carterville. Johnson Funeral Home Herrin toaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Rossin
Rt. 1
Herrin
Herrin Hospital
Carbondale
Charlie Rossin
Rossin
First Baptist Church of
Carterville
Herman Vaughn
Antioch
Ernest Sadler
San Antonio
Texas
Jay Winger
Charles
Bob
Fred
Ed Baggott
John Wagley
Rhoda Knight
Tampa
Fla
Woodrow Childers
Floyd Jent
Hillcrest Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Almanac tips from Keller and quirks of daily life
Hal Boyle offers a light hearted almanac column from New York on Helen Keller turning 75, praising resilience and public work. It surveys a Texas executive diary of travel, a satirical note on poverty and Congress, and ends with an editor's disclaimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Associated Press
New York
Helen Keller
Miss Keller
Almanac
Senate
Congress
Boyle
Marilyn Monroe
Staying Seen As Mistake Staying Seen As Mistake
A gunman shot 27 year old creamery employee Fred Mace in his bed in Chicago. Detectives believe it was mistaken identity, aiming at his next door neighbor, an ex convict and narcotics dealer. Police could not locate the neighbor. two shots from three feet away hit Mace in the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred Mace
Mace
Eaton Named Rechter Frankfort Manager
Robert Eaton of Carbondale has been named manager of the Rechter Brothers Store in West Frankfort. An employee for five years, he previously served two years as assistant manager of the Kerrin store before taking the West Frankfort post. He is the son of Mrs Edna Eaton of Carbondale and succeeds Bob D Minter who moves to Herrin as an agent for State Farm Mutual Insurance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eaton
Carbondale
Rechter Brothers
West Frankfort
Eaton
Kerrin
Ager
Edna Eaton
Bob D. Minter
Marion
Herrin
State Farm Mutual Insurance Co
Louis Malandrone Rites Set Tuesday
Funeral services for Louis Dutch Malandrone 67 a former Herrin man will be held 2 p m Tuesday in Mt Zion Church 2 1/2 miles south of Thompsonville with Rev Ben Foley of Broughton officiating Burial will be in Mt Zion Cemetery Friends may call at Union Funeral Home in West Frankfort Malandrone died Saturday of a personal safety related shotgun wounds in the garage at his home south of Thompsonville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Malandrone
Herrin
Mt. Zion Church
Thompsonville
Ben Foley
Broughton
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Union Funeral Home
West Frankfort
Man Learns to Swim Among Mammals
A study notes humans are among the few mammals that must learn swimming, distinguishing aquatic adaptation in primates. Researchers highlight cultural and developmental factors shaping early aquatic exposure and proficiency in humans.
Pay Increase Chief Goal Of Steel Talks
Pittsburgh June 6 AP United Steelworkers will begin wage talks with U S Steel and four other major producers to secure a substantial wage hike. David J McDonald leads the 1 200 000 member union and aims to press for a rise from the current average of 2 33 an hour, potentially reaching 10 to 12 cents higher after negotiators meet with six firms. If no deal by June 30, a strike could be called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers Organization
U. S. Steel Committee
John A. S .S
McDonald
Big Steel
Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Inland Steel Co
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WJPF
Ceri
Brown
Florida
Studio Cafe
Ruby Mercer
Preston
Cabriel Heatter
Cardinal
WCIL
Wini
Coppi
Duncans
Russ Morgan
Southern Illinois Farm
Metropolis
Harmony Bove
Morning Journal
Parson Spears
Sunshine Express
Alex Dreier
Ekay Lorraine
Garry Moore
Mary Margaret McBride
Norman V. Pease
Kay Lorraine
Ews
Ernie Heldman
Red Cross
Ana Win
Judy and
Jane
Crosby
NBC
Pepper Young
Wilson Sho
Snow
Stelle Dallas
Widder Brown
Newsomer
Bill
The
Lone Rangers
Journal
Doug Edwardes
Business Today
Father
Freddy Martin
Odell
Millie
Weesner
Morgan Beatty
Radio Theater
Gildersleeve
New England
Sta
AP New
ST Louis Central
Bob Barnes
Bing Crosby
Harry Fender
Cardinal Clubhouse
Godfrey
KXOK
ST. Louis Central
Bill Stern
Bill Murphy
John Vandercook
Jimmy Fidler
Howard Barrow
Edward Morgan
Robert Montgomery
Damon Runyon
Hollywood
Medical Association
F. Canham
Ed Bonner
Spors
Morgan Beatty Mews
One Man's Family
Henry J. Tayior
Donald Voorhees
Band of America
Pibber McGee and Molly
Great Gildersleeve
Wings For Tomorrow
Kavyn Lorraine
AP Nee
Dottye Bennett
Ames Brothers
Martha Raye
Kesice Theater
Circle Theater
Wsil-Tv
Harrisburg
Kfws-Tv
Cape Girardeau
Kwk-Tv
Harry Rolnick
Garland
Rechter
Frankfort
Rue Goost
S. Illinois
Forest City
Zeigler
Droodles
By Roger Price
Louis Malandrone
W. Monroe
U. S. Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
Awyer TV
Carbondale Walgreen Agency
S. Clinois
Eaton & Brown Appliance Co
E. Main
Carbondaie
Me Paulis
Union Shop
Criss Refrigeration
VALOR
Harry Elders
Wipf
Dial
Kodak Film
Rexall
Carbondale, Tit
Yuill Music CO
Southern Illinois
Baldwin
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