The winning bid: $69.00

Record producer, and songwriter Berry Gordy, Jr.

Berry Gordy started Tamala Records, with an $800 loan
from his family along with royalties received from writing
for singer Jackie Wilson. He originally wanted to name
the new label “Tammy” Records, after the hit song by
Debbie Reynolds, but discovered it was already taken.

Tamala’s first release in 1959, in the Detroit area, was
”Come to Me” by Marv Johnson. It was released on the
United Artists label nationally. Tamala’s first hit was a
Barrett Strong number called “Money (That’s What I
Want)”, which went to number-two on the Billboard
R&B charts.

Marvin Earl Johnson (October 15, 1938 – May 16, 1993)

The inaugural issue of the Mickey Mouse Club Magazine, Winter 1956: Volume
1, Number 1. A year’s subscription of four issues was just $1.00.

The index page

To Tell the Truth was created by Bob Stewart and produced by Goodson- 
Todman Productions that has aired in various forms since 1956 on both 
CBS and NBC networks and in syndication. The last show of the original
run aired on December 14, 2001.