Denise Darcel Rejects Cheesecake Fame for Acting Ambitions
Denise Darcel, once billed as the most beautiful girl in France, rejects cheesecake publicity and embraces acting and education. She quit school at 12, now studies history at Hunter College while pursuing drama, comedy, and adult acting roles. She tours clubs in Beverly Hills and stars on Dupont TV show Gamble on Love after Vera Cruz.
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France
Denise
America
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
Hunter College
Plaza
Weelyam
Lord Baltimore
Maryland
Farm Safety Week Focuses on Reducing Rural Accidents
The nation observes the 11th National Farm Safety Week from July 25 to 31 under a Presidential Proclamation with the theme Farm to Live and Live to Farm. Agencies and groups from the National Safety Council to the Farm Equipment Institute promote safer machinery, better lighting, maintenance, and training to cut farm deaths and injuries.
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National Safety Council
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
The
Farm Equipment Institute
Eisenhower
Death of Blair Moody shocks Michigan political and press circles
Former Senator Blair Moody of Michigan dies after a vigorous career that spanned reporting and public service. He was appointed to succeed Vandenberg in 1951 and served 18 months before illness ended his bid for reelection in 1952.
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Sen
Blair Moody
Michigan
Washington
Vandenberg
Williams
Moody
Senator Potter
Senate
Eisenhower highway plan could push total road spend to 87 billion
Eisenhower proposes a 50 billion federal aid road program over ten years, with states matching, to raise total road spending to about 87.3 billion. Current federal aid yields 575 million this year and 875 million for the next two years, with a 6.5 billion annual combined outlay projected for construction, maintenance, and debt retirement.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S. Treasury
New York State
Congress
Bureau of Public Road
Bureau of Public Roads
Teeth grinding in sleep signals growth and health
Dr Crane explains Marilyn G nine grinds teeth at night to boost blood flow to growing roots. The piece cites 6th year molars and warns about decay, epilepsy signs, and advises medical consult if sleep convulsions or blood on pillows occur. It also lists community notices from Mason 4-H and local events.
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Marilyn
George W. Crane
Marilyn G
Crane
Judy
Mrs. Crane
I Saw Flowers On Ruby Ear In Baltimore Ride
The narrator drives with Ruby through Blane neighborhood toward a park and a wrestling arena. Ruby shows a flower pinned on her ear, comparing it to Mildred Burke. They dine, butt heads with Betty Jane, Milo, and Dawn, then attend an Arena card featuring Gino Garibaldi.
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Benny
Baltimore
Tucky
Honeyboy
Mildred Burke
Blane
Betty Jane
Ruby
Milo
Freddie Anspach
Jane
Dawn
Betty Jan
Gino Garibaldi
Garibald
Gino
Garibaldi
Zodiac Outlook For Tomorrow and Birthday Horoscope
The reading warns of possible complications in social or romantic ties influenced by elders. Tact, diplomacy, and humor help. Avoid large purchases or long term commitments. Evenings favor correspondence and cultural pursuits. If tomorrow is your birthday, expect stimulation in personal life and careful ambition for the year ahead.
Dexter and Columbus Visitors Share Weekend in Area
Dexter residents Paul Murry Hily and Kay Murry, daughters of William Murry of Ashville, visited Mrs. Nellie Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Castdorph of Columbus. Castdorphs’ sister Donna Will joined them after a Columbus trip. Other local guests included Nina Steele and Elaine, vacationing in Columbus and Toledo, and Mrs. Gerald Minor acting postmistress during Steele’s absence.
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Dexter
Paul Murry
Hily
Kay Murry
William Murry
Ashville
Nellie Nelson
Keith Castdorph
Columbus
Castdorph
Norman Will
Donna Will
Castdorphs
Nina Steele
Elaine
Toledo
Ohio
Gerald Minor
Steele
Pearl Will
Rebecca
Charleston
Johnny
Buckhannon
W. Va
Clyde Pritt
Akron
Betty Jeffers
O. O. Higgenbotham
Homestead
Max Smith
Johnstown
Estil Arrowood
Huntington
Ray Nicholson
Nicholson
Clifford Adkins
Lee Fetty
Langsville
Olive Page
Rutland
New Marshfield church leader attends Butler Springs camp
Clyde D. Foster, minister at New Marshfield Church of Christ, spent two weeks as an instructor at a Christian Service Assembly at Butler Springs in Highland County. Mrs. Edna Goff and Mrs. Doris Mace aided for one week as camp helpers. local youths including Jan and Joy Goff and others attended.
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Mason
Southside
Judy Turner
June Spencer
Marie Jewell
Ann Newland
Emma Jane Weaver
Corena McMillion
Richard van Meter
Carolyn Dotson
Barbara Wilson
Jackie Capehart
Diane Capehart
Sarah Spencer
Russell Capehart
Edward Rickard
Mary Ann
St. Joseph's Hall
Patricia Ann Riley
Sandra Sorden
Paula Werry
Ava McCoy
Mike Ryan
Stevie Creamer
Patty Ingels
Kathryn Ingels
Shirley Ingels
Christy Johnson
Marily Huddleston
Angie McCoy
Nancy McDaniel
Paula Maynard
Charlene Deihl
Joan van Meter
Perry McCoy
Claudie Zerkle
Carolyn van Meter
George Ray van Meter
Howard McDaniel
Deborah Cook
Marilyn Cook
Kathy Hesson
Donna Hesson
Mary Hesson
George Hesson
Broad Run
Janie Gibbs
Ellen Wiles
Adele Sismonde
Sharon Gibbs
Carol Gibbs
Geraldine Gibbs
New Haven
Mason Boy Scouts
Camp Arrowhead
Jackie Stewart
Henry Burgess
Marshall McMillion
William Fogelsong
Robert Tripp
Alvin Tripp
Clyde Moore
Marvin Roush
George McFarland
Howard Johnson
Brad Johnson
Gary Wilson
Ray Tucker
Ralph Warner
Albert Oldaker
Donnie Everens
Lizzie Cooper
Is Lu
Bliss Wienba
Foglesong
Freddie Tripp
New Marshfield
Clyde D. Foster
Church of Christ
Christian Service
Butler Springs
Highland County
Edna Goff
Doris Mace
Jan and
Joy Goff
Tamara Barber
Kathaleen Ewellyn
Jol Graham
Alan Barber
Sheldon Lowery
Gerald Beal
Bill
Dee Dearth
Karen
Hazel Trout
Joan Lowery
Isabelle, Riggle
Monte
Betty Mace
Mildred Llewellyn
Lynn
Bessie Sharp
Radio Stations and Schedule Listings in Ohio and Nearby States
A compact roster lists radio stations in Columbus Huntington Cincinnati Columbus Athens Gallipolis Charleston Parkersburg Marietta and Marietta with AM and FM frequencies. The schedule notes weekday morning hours AM 7 to 9 and FM 4 to 11 pm with noon to 1 pm slots.
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Abc-Wool
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
Nbc-Wlw
Cincinnati
Cbs-Wens
MBS
WHKC
WATH
Athens
Marietta
WOU
Hoon
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New York
Denise Darcel
Paris
el Morocco
Oliver Cummings
Hell
World Today
By James Marlow
DR. Crane
Sharon Richardson
Rudy Cunningham
Connie
Bobby
Waterford
D. B. Richardson
Chester Johnson
Cheryl
Cheshire
Everett Pickens
David Richardson
Ruddie Cunningham
Orva J. Richards
Jimmy
Danny
Glouster
Sharon
Debra
Fam Mies
Illinois
Audra Richardson
ARMY
McArthur
Victor Eugene Acord
Wirt Acord
Hanover High School
Acord
Fort Knox
Toei Higmess
By Galbraith
NEA Serve
Consolidated Oil
Ajax Steel
Native Prancer
Arlington Park
Cbe
Abombs-West
Nbe
Cbs
Abc-East
Cbs Ra
Abc Enn
Abe
Mbe
Peter Liné Hayes
Abe Silver Eagle
Jack Gregson
Abe Spillane
Barrie Craig
Abe Y Dollar
Cbs Town Meeting
Peter Chambers
Abe Jack Carson
Fibber & Molly
Abe Mr
Keen
Cebs
Crossroads
Heart of News
Abe Straw
Cbs Dance Orchestra
Cbs News & Music
State of Nation
News
All Nets
Barbara Welles
Godfrey
Bob Smith
Johnny Olsen
Tom Moore
Ray Heatherton
Lopes Music
Martin Block
Travelers
Ruby Mercer Jr
Mike and
Buff—cbe
Browning
Abe Charley
John—moLe
Mid-West
Abc-Mbs
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