Duke the dog saves Margie Lou from Max in Moonlit scene
In a rural town, Eddie Engstrom and his dog Duke foil Max Leapel as he abducts Margie Lou. Duke bites Max, sending him fleeing in his car. Eddie and Margie Lou share a quiet moment under the moon, exchanging hopeful vows and a lucky coin bound to their bond, with future letters uncertain.
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Radio Programs and Evening Schedule Snapshot
A dense listing of broadcasts across CBS ABC NBC and local feeds detailing hourly lineup, from News at 7 to Theater and Variety blocks. Includes serials like Father Knows Best and The Lone Ranger, plus game shows and talk segments, with regional repeats and multiple stations noted.
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Abe
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Dewscast
Abe Nes
Abe Beulgh
Abe Ens
Moasic
Nbe Slack Smith
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Cbs Livening
Aldrich
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California Caravan
Mr. Keen
Rod & Gun Club
Mta
Drasnet
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Limerick
We the People
Nbe
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Time For Defense
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Aus
Europe
All Nets
Ste Sre
Giran An Marx
Mar Burns & Allen
Dan Ameche
Eliery Queen
Dumont
Abe inKane
Abeo
Television listings and show lineup for Thursday evening
WEWC CHR broadcasts include Three Chr Final, Rangers and Little Show against Caravan. WIVN offers Captain Video and a sports picture at 6:50 with Kate Smith and Howdy Doody segments later. Channel schedules feature Merun Ti and other live programs through the night.
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Rangers
Kukia
Fran Anc
Programs and Schedules Note Station Changes
An aligned TV radio log lists programs and showtimes across stations. It notes subject changes by station and features items like Stop the Music, Hotel, Blind Date, roller derby, films, news, theater, comedy, and late night talk with names such as Lee Edwards and Alan Young.
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wLone Ranser
S.middey Hotel
Times Square
Flora Tote
Faye Errrsop
AW Bns-Tv
Burns and Allen
Alin Young Gmb
Nitecanpers
Lee Edwards
Fays Emsysea Omneauences
Popular polls show war attitudes differ by life position
The piece argues that views on foreign wars hinge on personal stakes from home life and finances. It notes businessmen resist power consolidation, parents fear conscription, youths worry about futures, and militarists push armament while urging negotiation as impractical. It ends by urging citizens to practice thinking.
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Httle
Reds
Smearing the FBI Draws Fire Over Lowenthal Book
The N. Herald Tribune cites an op ed denouncing Max Lowenthal for The Federal Bureau of Investigation. It defends J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI as vigilant, within constitutional bounds, and effective in crime and national security, contrasting with the author's out of context quotations and alleged bias.
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Max Lowenthal
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Lowenthal
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J. Edgar Hoover
American Civil Liberties Union
Mrr. Hoover
Mr. Lewenthal
Herald Tribune
Snooky’s Night Flight to Safety with GIs in Korea
HAL BOYLE recalls a mid war journey with Shinn Chung Seok known as Snooky a three year old girl snatched by fate and sheltered by Korean families. A Fifth Air Force plane carried them from Seoul as soldiers marveled at the child’s courage and warmth. The rescue ends with Snooky safe in her father’s arms after a long winter ride and a soldiers’ fond farewell.
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Hal Boyle
Shinn Chung Sook
Seoul
Bne
Aiute
Air Force
Shinn Chung Seok
Burt
Snooky
Ming
Lfe
Bill Shinn
Associated P
Shinn
Snooks
Gay Snooky
Associated Press
Bill William J.J Waugh
Cal
Ralph Cornell
Auburn
N. Y
Snoaky
Cornell
Tor Snooky
Vic Davis
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Sinter
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Men of Courage Denounces UN Inaction at Lake Success
The author deplores UN delays under the DN warrant and UN banner as brave men fight to enforce peace. The piece laments the body's denial of authority, disowned morals, and proposal to reward the winner while burying the victim, calling for Cromwellian courage to end the Rump.
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Tin
Cromwell
Congress begins anew as hearings drive steady work
James Marlow surveys the start of a new Congress with focus on committee hearings. He notes national budget preparation, defense spending, and the parade of department heads to the Capitol for appropriations talks, while stressing that real work unfolds in committees day in and day out.
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Pacific
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Fay
Truman
State of the Union
House
Senate
Ni Amer
House of Senate
Easy To Make By Sue Earnest Pattern S670 Fashion Payoff
The dainty yoked frock for ages 3 to 8 suits school or party wear. Choose a color for the lower dress and harmonizing fabric for the yoke sleeves and pocket flaps. Pattern Wo S670, sizes 3 to 7, costs 25 cents plus 6 cents mailing to Ste Burnett Athens Messenger New York.
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Ots
Ste Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave
Americas
New York
Itching Skin and Causes From Doctor's Comments
Doctor explains why itching occurs and how scratching worsens it. Insects bites such as bedbugs and scabies trigger itch, while hives and jaundice are linked to severe itching. Diagnosis requires locating the underlying cause, as no single lotion fixes persistent cases.
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Bath
Public Forum urges kennel fund use for dog pound plans
A letter recalls state law allowing transfer of dog and kennel funds to county general fund for construction if legal and operating costs are cleared. Barbara Morris urges pushing to build a new dog pound with gas chamber estimated at 2500 as of 1951, thanking The Messenger for exposing the issue.
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the Messenger
Harold Rose
County General Fund
Charles Boling
Athens County
Barbara Morris
Christmas Notes From Cassville and Nearby Families
COOLVILLE A Christmas program was given at Fairview Church with candy oranges and a gift exchange. In Troy Grange a Christmas package of 500 paper plates from Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Swisher was presented. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Lapé Marietta Carolyn Lace Columbus Robert Covell stationed at Great Lakes Naval Medical School. Mrs. Anna Owain Rockland. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rollins Marietta. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kincade and Eddie Russell with the Kincades’ son Ronald in Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Anderson and daughter Karen Huntington. Rex Anderson Torch. Mr. and Mrs. Phe Eingman. G Pherson of the army stationed at Camp Breckinridge. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hogue moved to Zanesville. Mr. and Mrs. P. Cole Lorain. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cervone and sons Kent and Douglas who returned from Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Glennis Dougherty and son Michael of Marietta were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. M. Dougherty. Bliss Barbara Chanmen Dayton opens Christmas at home. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rose Morning Star were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Reed. Mrs. Elia Sawyer Torch was a guest of Mrs. B. White Christmas dinner hosts Mrs. Howe Walden and Miss Anna Walden. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Brandenerty Mr. and Mrs. David Richmond and son Bruce. Mr. and Walden and daughter G. R. Walden spent Christmas at the home of their law and daughter Doris Walden.
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icPherson
George Lapé
Marietta
Carolyn Lace
Columbus
Robert Covell
Great Lakes
Navy Medical School
Anna Owain
Rockland
Raymond Rollins
Ira Kincade
Eddie Russell
Ronald Kincade
Dayton
W. J. Anderson
Karen
Huntington
Rex Anderson
Torch
Ple
Eingman
G Pherson
Army
Camp Air Force
Breckinridge
Victor Hogue
Zanesville
Hogue
PR Cole
Lorain
Charlies Cervone
Kent
Douglas
Toledo
Glennis Daugherty
Michael
A. E. M. Dougherty
Bliss Barbara Chanmen
Lawrence Rose
Morning Star
Garrett Reed
Elia Sawyer
B. White
Chri
Howe Walden
Anna Walden
G. Brandenerty
David
Richmond
Bruce
Walden
G. R. Walden
Floyd Matlack
Parke
Doris. Walden
Crafsy Care Hospitals Use Honey As Treatment
In Ecuador some hospitals reportedly treat patients with honey while many patients imagine ailments and staff release pet goats in wards. The unusual practice supposedly aims to prompt action from frightened patients.
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Crafsy Care
Ecuador
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