Decerson City Post-Tribune Publisher and staff list
The fragment lists staff and publisher names such as MR AD MRS ROBERT C GOSHORN and WILLIAM H WELDON, plus board chairs, editors, and a 7 day/weekly mail rate notice. It mentions Tribune Company and Associated Press service use and Missouri circulation details.
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Robert C. Goshorn
William H. Weldon
A. Bk. Rose
J_BLOSSER
Mor. Masersky
Johnrgh
Tribune Company
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Missouri
Unites of
Tornadoes Strike Alabama towns injure and damage
The Weather Bureau reported multiple tornadoes across Alabama with damage at a municipal airport and western city areas. Huntsville suffered a killer tornado at dawn killing two and wounding about 30 others. Governor Wallace ordered civil defense measures to seek federal disaster aid as crews assess wreckage and weather continues.
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Birmingham
Ala
Weather Bureau
Alabama
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Lurleen Wallace
Wis
Wallace
Huntsville
Night at the Stars and Evening TV Roundup
A brief roundup lists Tonight Show segments and daytime offerings across common network slots. It highlights NBC CBS and regional listings with hour by hour program notes and weather updates for the evening.
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Guiding Light
NBC News
CBS News
Lion and the Horse at Grand Marquee 1952 Screen Parade
Wednesday listings present Grand Marquee feature Lion and the Horse starring Steve Cochran Ray Teal and Bob Steele about a cowhand on the run. The schedule includes General Hospital Santa Claus Linus the Lion Mike Douglas Lassie and NBC News segments with regional weather and sports updates.
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Lion and the
Steve Cochran
Ray Teal
Bob Steele
General Hospital
Santa Claus
Linus the Lion
Mike Douglas
Timmie
the Virginian
Ozark Opry
Good Morning World
Beverly Hillbillies
Kraft Music Hall
Green Acres
Guns of Will Sonnet
Snowbound Southwest seeks federal aid as blizzards Uproot
Navajo Nation pleas for federal disaster aid as six days of heavy snow choke the reservation and surrounding states. Govs of Arizona Utah Colorado and New Mexico pressed for federal declaration while Air Force helicopters aid hay drops for livestock amid 32 deaths and widespread isolation.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Price Daniel
Office of Emergency
Jack
Williams
Arizona
Calvin Rampton
Utah
John Love
Raymonds
Colorado
Nakai
Johnson
Acre
Rampton
Texas
Na- New Mexico
Wajo
California
Nevada
Izowa
New Mexico
Wyoming
Idaho
Air Force
E. Lee
Francis
Point Pleasant
W. Va
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Ohio Mason
W.va
Ohio River
Ramah
Fence Lake
Pomeroy Bridge
Gallup
N.M
New York Central
Army
West Virginia
Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Com
Army Corps of
Snowbound in Navajo Country Strands Residents
A winter storm centered near Window Rock Idaho dumped heavy snow across the region and trapped about 80 people at a Navajo meeting house north of Window Rock. A one day old baby died of exposure near Tolani Lake as crews prepared federal aid for livestock and stranded residents.
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Ohio Highway
P. E. Masheter
Ohio River
West Virginia
Fond] Commission
St. Mary's
Here
Ohio
Kanawha
St. Mi
Tolani Lake
Flagstaff
Ariz
Frank Chambers
Chambers
Pinon
Window Rock
New Mexico
David Cargo
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