Much-Traveled Cat Returns After 30 Mile Vanishing Act
A gray striped Tom cat from 1812 North Houston was dumped near Claude after a planned 30 mile ride but returned home six weeks later. Owner Lloyd Reynolds, who values his dogs, had aimed to remove the cat due to overpopulation, yet Tom sauntered back fat and sassy, prompting a fresh conclusion.
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Lloyd Reynolds
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Government Frees Home Made Goods From Price Controls
Washington Oct 9 The government lifted OPS ceilings on products made at home by individuals with monthly sales of 1 000 dollars or less and no hired help. Exemption rises from 200 dollars. Items include fishing lures artificial flowers baskets ceramics small toys wood carvings and small rugs.
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PTA to See Film The Problem Child
The Sanborn PTA will show The Problem Child at 7:30 tonight. Miss Ester Dellis, fourth grade teacher, introduces the film. The Sanborn School chorus directed by Miss Mable Rowan will sing. Refreshments are arranged by Mrs. T. J. Graves. The note adds Holland as an early center of press freedom.
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Ester Dellis
Sanborn School
Mable Rowan
T. J. Graves
Tom the Cat Finds Shelter After Long Ferry Ride
Reynolds and his wife argue over a cat named Tom who has endured a 35 mile journey and refuses to trust Reynolds. Mrs. Reynolds declares the cat will stay, while Tom rests under a peach tree and keeps a wary eye on his new owner.
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Gas Rationing Still Distant
Secretary of Interior Oscar L. Chapman said gas rationing likely not needed soon unless a steel shortage limits oil drilling. He spoke in Los Angeles for a Democratic dinner and planned to address the Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association at Beaumont, asserting the nation should have petroleum for military and civilian use barring drilling cuts.
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Los Angeles
Oscar L. Chapman
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Democratic Party
Beaumont
Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
Ex Wife of King Denies Remarriage in Houston
Gloria King, once-divorced from Texas playboy Sheppard King III, arrived in Houston denying any remarriage after a Dallas judge said he wed King and a woman claiming to be Gloria last June. Gloria and sister Patricia King, 18, flew from Rome via New York. Sheppard remained in Rome amid a European tour. Miss Mayme Brewer, Dallas host, claimed the remarriage occurred at her home but kept silent on the public notice.
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Turkish policy offers college aid to families of fallen officers
In Istanbul a report notes Turkey will grant free board lodging and tuition through college for the sons and daughters of Turkish officers and men who die in Korean fighting. The article mentions Sheppard and his mother in Houston amid a threat of disinheritance over marriage to an Egyptian dancer.
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Istanbul
Screenwriter S Carlson sues Paramount over Sunset Boulevard
Hollywood filed a plagiarism suit seeking 950000 against Paramount Pictures and producer Stephanie Joan Carlson claims the film Sunset Boulevard copied her work. The complaint names Paramount Pictures and the producer as defendants in the action filed today.
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Hollywood
Stephanie Joan Carlson
Miss Carlson
Paramount Pictures
Amarillo Radio Programs on KGNC KFDA and More
Radio schedule details for Amarillo stations KGNC KFDA KLYN KAMQ and others. Listing programs by time across Tuesday and Wednesday with news, music, comedy, drama, and public affairs, naming shows like Cavalcade of America Bob Hope Show Life With Luigi and World Series coverage.
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KGNC
Ice
KFDA
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KAMQ
Gordon Stilts
Beulah - Fulton Lewis
Harkness News
Elmer Davis
Morgan Beatty
Mercury
Heatter
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al Rogers
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News
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Dixie
Awake & Sing
Martin Agronsky
Johnny Lee Wills
Sons of Pioneers
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Dr. Webber
Riders Purple Sage
Aruthur Godfrey
Betty Crocker
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Klyn Hse
Dave Garroway
Smile
Family Circle
Dick Haymes
Valiant Lady
Stella Dallas
Marge
Young Wid. Brown
Kuzin Kenyon
Treasury
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Bill
The
Chicagoans
Rocus
Farrell
Millaire
Perry Mason
Jon & Sparkie
Meet the Band
Bobby Benson
Texaco Star Reptz
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Carlson sues over Sunset Boulevard copying claims
Miss Carlson accuses Charles Brackett and Billy Wilder of copying her story Passed Performance for Sunset Boulevard. She says she submitted the script to Paramount in 1947 and the studio held it for months. She seeks profits from the film, which has grossed over 3 million dollars.
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Charles Brackett
Billy. Wilder
Paramount
Amazing electronic ear hides deafness in startling advance
Chicago report introduces a new electronic ear by a noted Chicago scientist claiming to render old hearing aids obsolete. The device promises invisible operation and no dangling wires, offering hope to millions hard of hearing. A booklet detailing the discovery is offered free by sending a request to Electronic Research Director in Chicago.
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United States
Electronic Research
West 19Th Street
Beltone
Ill
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