Paragraf Smyth Dies at 85 in Sherman
Earl C Smith 85 of Sherman died yesterday after a long illness. Born June 4 1989 in Columbus he was the son of Crosby and Loretta Jaquith Smith. He worked as a telegraph operator for the Pennsylvania Railroad retiring in 1934 amid a long career. The era saw a string of local items from a window break to selective service calls and a hospital report among other regional notes.
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Earl C. Smith
Sherman
Columbus
Crosby
Loretta Jaquith Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carry Memorial Hospital
Thomas Alcorn
East Main Street
Grand Valley
Glenn Smith
Lyle Smith
East South Street
Leslie Goodwill
Clyde Goodwill
Mead Avenue
Adolph Hann
Bear Lake
Television Guide Listing for WBEN Buffalo Evening Schedule
A fragmented TV schedule for WBEN Buffalo channel detailing programs from morning to late night, including news, sports, soap operas, children shows, dramas, and public affairs. The list mentions programs such as Sagebrush Trail, Superman, Arthur Godfrey, Boxing, Love of Life, Guiding Light, Dragnet, and Senate Hearings, with station identifiers and times scattered. The Hammond Elevator and Eagle Street appear as adjacent business names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Godfrey
Guiding Light
Matinee Playhouse
Garry Moore
News Caravan
Marx
Four Star Playhouse
Ford Theatre
Martin Kane
Hammond Elevator
Eagle Street
Flanders Move To Strip McCarthy Died Quietly In Senate Rules
Senator Flanders move to strip Senator McCarthy of the Rules chairmanship drifted toward a quiet death in the Senate Rules Committee. Flanders sent the proposal to the committee by voice vote with few dissenters and may seek discharge if the panel fails to act by July 15. A Republican leader indicated overriding the committee would face a tough Senate vote. David Belasco, noted as a former circus bareback rider, is mentioned in context.
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Washington
Sen
Flanders
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Rules Committee
Teaders
Jenner
Oppenheimer Seen as Doubtful Risk by Some
Testimony from Gordon Dean and other scientists portrayed Oppenheimer as loyalty proven yet warned the H-bomb program faced delays and possible demise after 1950. Dean described a pivotal Princeton meeting in 1951 that shifted opinion toward a viable hydrogen bomb, with Oppenheimer growing enthusiastic as fears faded.
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Oppenheimer
Rage
AEC
Gordon Dean
Dean
Truman
Princeton
N. J
J. W. Alvarez
University of California
Pentagon
Teller
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Ity
Ruby Vanderhoof
West Washington Street
State
Selective Service
Pennsylvania
Henry W. Gross
State Selective Service
Army
Navy
Air Force
Anthony Gugino
Covina
Cal
Gugino
Corry
Howard
Nettie Stainbrook Wilson
Belgium
State Highway Department
Irvine
Brokenstraw
Route 6
Erie County Court House
Joseph M. Tomchick
Union City
Betty J. Powers
Carry
Morris F. Lewis
Conenango Valley
Cobbett
Lewis
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erie County
Public Utility Commission
U.S
PRR
Middletown Air Depot
Dauphin County
Columbia
Lancaster County
Chicago
Central Ymca High School
Anita Karoll
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Clinton St
Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Katherine
Deannt
David Belasco
Our
Powell Wiese Loan and Finance Co, Brieses 4
Yardley
Dad Russell Stover
Lentheric
Cologne
Schick
Remington
Gillette Razor
Royal Dental
Seaforth Duralite Teatel
KIT
Ronson
R. Ya Schick
Foster
Kaywoodie
ASR Drugs
Shave
Faitten
Jantzen
Jantsen
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