Television Log Night Schedule Entry
A scanned TV schedule lists programs across Monday and Tuesday with times and titles including Lucky Lenoy Show Front Page Beulah Snow Prophete Quartet Texas Rasslin Reader's Digest Organ Melodies Four Star Final Family Playhouse Baptist Hour Today Ding Dong School Ernie Kovacs Home Queen for a Dang I Married Joan Movie Matinee Movie Quicx Quis News Caravan Cactus Pete Lucky LeRoy Show Cowboy G-Men Theater Mr and Mrs North Danny Thomas My Little Margie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattus
Lucky Lenoy
Beulah Snow
Texas Rasslin
Family Playhouse
Joan
Cactus Pete
Lucky LeRoy
Front Page News
Theater
Mr. and
Mrs. North
Danny Thomas
Television Schedule for KFWS Cape Girardeau
Daily listing for KFWS TV Cape Girardeau shows a full day of programming from 6:00 morning to 11:35 late night. Programs include The Scoreboard News and Weather, Douglas Edwards, Robin Hoon, I Love Lucy, December Bride, Ray Milland Show, Fireside Theater, Burns and Allen, Talent Scouts, Celebrity Playhouse, Loretta Young, News and Weather, Captain Kangaroo, Garry Moore, Food Facts, Morning Meditation, Strike It Rich, Valiant Lady, Love of Life, Search for Tomorrow, Guiding Light, As the World Turns, Johnny Carson Show, The Big Payoff, Bob Crosby, Secret Storm, Edge of Night, Looking for Knowledge, Cowboy Corral, Superman, Name That Tune, Red Skelton, The $64,000 Question, Do You Trust Your Wife, Phil Silvers Show, Navy Log, It’s a Great Life, Channel 12 Theater, Channel 12 Weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Edwards
Robin Hoon
Bride
Ray Milland
Fireside Theater
Burns
Loretta Young
Capt. Kangaroo
Garry Moore
Godfrey
Guiding Light
Bob Crosby
Guy Lombardo
Red Skelton
Wife
Phil Silvers
Ga Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Sear
Television Schedule Tuesday Evening Highlights
A dense programming grid lists morning through late night shows with times for Dave Garroway Patti Page and Caesar's Hour among others. Includes weather forecasts and various soap operas and game shows.
TV Schedule for KWK TV 4 St Louis Daylight Time
Channel listings show a full day of programs from News and Weather to children’s and variety shows. Notable entries include Les Paul Mary Ford Torch ParadeRobin Hood 7 00 Burns and Talent Beouts and Studio One Waterfront Make Room for Daddy Weathervane and KWK Theatre Thought for the Day Good Morning Captain Kangaroo News Red Cross in Action Johnny Carson House Party Big Payoff Bob Crosby Show Brighter Day Secret Storm The Edge of Night Gil Newsome Fred Look or Mickey Mouse Club and Cape programs with Weather segments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ford
Burns
Studio One
Waterfront
Daddy
Kwk Theanhter
Red Cross
Bob Crosby
Gil Newsome
Fred
Kate Smith Says She Will Slow Down After 25 Years
Kate Smith, famed for Hello Everybody, announces plans to retire from daily work and make only limited guest appearances. She cites life’s balance after Ted Collins’ heart attack and notes she has earned substantial wealth and fame since starting in 1931. She recalls Roosevelt and Royal introductions, and her lifelong enthusiasms of antiques golf and swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Ted Collins
Collins
Bing Crosby
Franklin D. Roosevelt
King George
Queen Elizabeth
England
Kate Smith
America
Kathryn Elizabeth Smith
Greenville
SIU Agriculture Building Cornerstone Laid
Governor Stratton calls SIU agriculture program vital as cornerstone for a broader future. President Morris notes fourth year of cornerstone events, with six dormitories next year. The $1,706,000 building aims for completion by March 1957. about 400 attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois University
William G. Stratton
Southern Illinois
Stratton
Illinois General Assembly
SIU
D. W. Morris
Stillman J. Stanard
Illinois
John Page Wham
Centralia
SIU Board of Trustees
Morgan Mines Buys Land Near Marion for 180 Acres
Morgan Mines, Inc. purchased 180 acres more or less of coal land north of Marion from James R. and Gertie Spiller for 31500. The deed, recorded Saturday in Williamson County Circuit Clerk’s office, covers Sections 7 and 8 in East Marion Township. Oil and gas rights were not included. Morgan Mines runs a strip mine east of Energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Morgan Mines, Inc
James R
Gertie Spiller
Thorn PI
Williamson County
East
Morgan Mines
Energy
Farm mice count cited by National group
An average of ten mice are reported to inhabit each farm acre by a National organization. The statement appears amid a schedule listing radio shows and time slots, including 6:20 6:30 and 71:00 references, with mentions of The Navy Log and Phil Silvers Show among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National
Grads Shun Politics: Wham urges alumni to support SIU
Retired Federal Judge Fred L. Wham of Centralia told more than 200 Southern Illinois University alumni at the SIU Woody Hall dining room that politics is essential to self government and freedom. He urged support for SIU programs and noted the university’s history of hardship and loyalty. Among listeners was John E. Miller, East St. Louis, the oldest living SIU graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Wham
Centralia
Southern Illinois University
Wham
SIU
Woody Hall
Aubrey J. Holmes
Springfield
SIU Alumni Assn
Southern
John E. Miller
East St. Louis
Three Carbondale Men Join Naval Reserve at Lambert Field
Three Carbondale men Henry Wilson Bell John Edward Gibbs and Ronald Lee Brown have signed up as Naval Reserve members at the Naval Air Station Lambert Field Missouri. Enlistment includes two years of active duty with the Fleet. Additionally Dr Guy W Lambert West Frankfort was elected president of the SIU Alumni Assn with officers Donald L Bryant Paul F McRoy and Glenn Storme and board members David T Kenney James Schmulbach and T Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Naval Reserve
Naval Air Station
Lambert Field
Henry Wilson Bell
N. Marion St
John Edward Gibbs
E. Chestnut St
Ronald Lee Brown
E. Sycamore
Wham
Miller
East St. Louis
Guy W. Lambert
West Frankfort
SIU Alumni Assn
Holmes
Donald L. Bryant
Ladue
Paul F. McRoy
Glenn Storme
John Lewis
Association
David T. Kenney
SIU Government Department
James Schmulbach
New Athens
T. Wilkins
Granite City
Madison County
Hypnotist Holdups Hit Genoa Algerians Named
Italian police investigate a hypnotism based robbery spree by Mohamed Lisbane a 25 year old Algerian and his dancer wife who arrived from Paris. Victims include jeweler Francesco Noferi and a Genoa hotel cashier. Similar incidents reported in Ancona and Ravenna before the suspects vanished. European law offers no specific hypnotism robbery provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridey Murphy
Mohamed Lisbane
Genoa
Paris
Mohamed
Francesco Noferi
Alger
Aquila Reale
Ancona
Ravenna
New York
America
Frankfort
Germany
Jesse Bennett Dies in Herrin Area at 56
Jesse Fred Bennett 56, of the Herrin area near Energy, died Sunday morning at his home. An Egyptian Powder Plant employee, he was born January 11, 1900, in Clinton, Tennessee, and had lived around Herrin 30 years. Funeral services are Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Storme's Funeral Home, Herrin, with burial in Herrin City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Fred Bennett
Herrin
Energy
East of Energy
Clinton
Tenn
William
Maggie Farmer Bennett
Sylvia Kirby Bennett
Maggie Bennett
Clinton, Tenn
Jimmy Carl Bennett
Owen
Floyd
Dave
Barbara Gailbreth
Catherine Aitenhouse
Alice Martin
Mollie Powell
Storme
Harry Slattery
Herrin City Cemetery
Deep Freeze Unit Donated to Anna State Hospital
The Veterans Building at Anna State Hospital received a deep freeze unit donated by American Legion Clearing Unit No 500 of Chicago. Mrs John Keith of Anna, hospital chairman for the American Legion Auxiliary, presented the freezer at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna State Hospital
American Legion Clearing Unit No. 500
Chicago
John Keith
Anna
American Legion Auxiliary Hospital
Johnston City Ex-Chief Dies
Harvey Little 71, former Johnston City fire chief and longtime resident, died at his home 1118 Washington St. in Johnston City. He previously served on the police force and as night watchman at Old Ben No. 8 mine. Born October 30, 1884 in Franklin County, he leaves wife Rosa and sister Mrs. Thomas Reed of Dixon. Funeral at Murman Wilson Funeral Home Johnston City Saturday at 2 pm. Burial in Maplewood Cemetery Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Little
Johnston City
Washington St
Little
Old Ben No. 8
West Frankfort
Franklin County
Royal Neighbors
Modern Woodmen
First Methodist Church
Rosa
Thomas Reed
Dixon
Murman & Wilson Funeral Home
Homer Young
W. R. Warner
Maplewood Cemetery
Marion
Ford Grants First Payments to Two Area Hospitals
Two area hospitals receive the initial Ford Foundation grant installments announced last December. St. Clement's Rose Bud gets 21000 and Hert gay Gene: Hospital Rosiclare 5000. These sums equal half of each hospital's total grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
U. S
Ford Foundation
Rosiclare
Buford Named Head of SIU Foundation
J Lester Buford of Mt Vernon elected president of the Southern Illinois University Foundation at its annual meeting. Buford, also president of the National Education Assn and Mt Vernon superintendent, will replace Calude E Vick of Springfield. New officers include Warren Gladdens, Lois Nelson, and Edward V Miles Jr. new directors Jo V Walker West Frankfort R A Bonifield West Frankfort Dr W C Thal-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford
SIU Foundation
J. Lester Buford
Mt. Vernon
National Education Assn
Southern Illinois University Foundation
Calude E. Vick
Springfield
SIU
Warren Gladdens
Ladue, Mo
Lois Nelson
Edward V. Miles, Jr
Carbondale
Nelson
Miles
Foundation
Jo V. Walker
Herrin
R. A. Bonifield
West Frankfort
W. C. Thal
Army Pfc Charles E Ellis graduates from Transportation School
Private Charles E Ellis, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Sam D Ellis of Jonesboro, has completed the army Transportation School at Fort Eustis Virginia. He studied at Southern Illinois University worked at Union County Locker in Anna and is an Anna Jonesboro High School graduate of 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Ellis
Sam D. Ellis
Jonesboro
Army’s Transportation School
Fort Eustis
Southern Illinois University
Union County
Anna
Anna-Jonesboro High School
Foundation board fills terms after members’ deaths
Carbondale and nearby towns are represented as the Foundation board returns several members to new terms including Mrs J W Barrow and Harry Emmerson. Alber Ede Cobden and Aubrey J Holmes Springfield were elected to fill unexpired terms of Dr Harvey Felts and Ray Dodge who died during the year. The board adopted resolutions to tribute the two deceased members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alber. Ede
Cobden
Aubrey J. Holmes
Springfield
Harvey Felts
Ray Dodge
Clinton
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Hal Boyle
Associated Press
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Guy Lombarde
Southern Illinois University Board of
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SIU Agriculture
William Demby
Rome
Signor Neferi
Jesse Bennett
Herrin Area
Anna Hospital
Rhodes
Burford
N.llinois, Carbondale
Williams Store
Murphysboro
City Hall
John T. Kimball
Murphysboro, Ill
St. Clement’s
Rose Bud
Eaton & Brown Appliance Co
E. Main Carbondale
Army School
Howard
Stark Co
Midwaskee
Etherton
Gree
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South Park Avenue
South 3Th
Rover Streets
Henry Borgsmiller, JR
Murphysbors
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St. Andrew's Hospital
Lake Murphysboro
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