Betsy Patterson and Jerome Bonaparte Tale of Love War and Rumor
Betsy Patterson, a teen bride in 1903, marries Jerome Bonaparte amid a Parisian tangle of courtship, annullment talk, and rumors of a mistress. Jerome faces pressure to return to France while Betsy waits in the United States as they navigate family warnings and press scrutiny about their marriage.
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Elizabeth
Betsy) Patterson
Napoleon
Paris
Jerome
France
Betsy
Bonaparte
Bishop Carroll
Baltimore
Robert
America
United States
Emperor irritated by delays in Jerome Bonaparte plea
A message from Robert reports a French friend telling Madame Mere that Jerome Bonaparte is strongly favored by Betsy. The friend says Jerome should hurry to plead his case to the Emperor, else anger will grow as delays worsen.
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Madame Mere
Jerome
France
Betsy
Robert
M. Jerome Bonaparte
M. Bonaparte
Sunset to Sunset Ceasefire Broadcast Alarm Notice
A wartime broadcast note instructs listeners to tune frequencies 1490, 104.3, 730 and 640 to receive sunset to sunset alerts of enemy attacks. The message urges vigilance during air raids and provides channel guidance for public safety updates.
Sullivan Looks Back 15 Years on TV Anniversary
New York AP notes Ed Sullivan marked 15 years on television with a star filled program. Cameos included Clark Gable, Gary Cooper, Jack Benny, Fred Astaire, Jackie Gleason and Art Carney in sketches and clips. The show underscored Sullivan's long run and studio era.
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New York
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
Clark Gable
Gable
Jackie Gleason
Felow
Art Carney
Gary Cooper
Jack Benny
Fred Astaire
NBCs rough coverage of the National Open playoff
NBC faced slow golf playoff coverage as three players hid from cameras delaying telecast. Announcers filled time with videos and NBC postponed Meet the Press by an hour. Robert F Kennedy appeared as the interview guest, keeping the program on air.
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NBC
Robert F. Kennedy
Pass Word game show guests Jack Paar Betty White
Tonight CBS presents Pass Word airing from 10 to 10 30 EDT featuring host Bob Newhart with guest stars Jack Paar and Betty White in a light hearted word game format.
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CBS
Jack Paar
Betty White
Bookmobile Route Schedule for June in Priceville and surrounding towns
The schedule lists bookmobile stops with times across Priceville at Trotman’s Store and Shoal Creek Baptist Church, then Plainview at Blankenship’s and Sullivan’s, Wigginton’s, and Old School in Somerville. Times run from 9:00 to 3:30 with 15-minute to one-hour windows for each stop.
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Priceville
Trotman’s
Shoal Creek
Couple to Europe decision sparks hope amid family rift
In a unfolding scene, Jerome and Betsy resolve to move to Europe despite unsettled plans. General Armstrong hints Jerome may return with his wife as negotiations with France progress. A separate public notice from Decatur Alabama details proposed zoning boundary changes, inviting public comment at City Hall on July 1, 1963.
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Robert
Jerome
France
Betsy
Armstrong
Paris
Napoleon
United States
San Domingo
Elisa
Europe
City OF
Decatur
Alabama
Decatur City Planning Commission
City Commission
City
Moulton Street
Eighth Avenue N.W
D.L. J. & F. Company
Memorial Drive
S.W
Eighth Avenue S.W
Hong Kong's Midnight Earl Records A World of Stars
Earl Wilson narrates brisk Tokyo and Hong Kong chatter about film stars and press rooms. He notes Dora Ding joining Hollywood, a Highball Restaurant misprint about oysters, and jokes from Texan visitors. He spots Ed Murrow mix ups, Veronique Wendell’s Becket scenes, and a roster of entertainers courting stage and screen gigs in Asia and the United States.
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Earl Wilson
Hong Kong
Hedy Hooper
Dora Ding
N. Y
Hollywood
New York
Richard
Barbara McNair
Andre
Gambi
Holland House
Veronique Wendell
Peter
Lincoln Center Fund sponsors high school drama tour
A company of players will tour metropolitan area high schools under the Lincoln Center Fund sponsorship. The program aims to bring professional drama to students and foster appreciation for the arts through performances and related activities.
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New York
Lincoln Center Fund
New Electric Device Aims to Remove Insect Venom
A new electric device offers relief for people allergic to bee wasp and hornet stings. It promises to neutralize venom quickly, reducing risk of severe reactions and potential death for sufferers.
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Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Rome
Pius VII
Holy Father
Papal City
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Murat
Eugene
Josephine
Joseph
Naples
Louis
Holland
Lucien
Big One
H.P
RCA
Theo Hill
East Moulton Se
Daily’s
All Times Central Standard
Channel
Danny Thomas
Andy Griffith
Or Mason Perry Merson
Ee Ten Today
News Today
Eens
Dakotas
Rifleman
Ight
Art Linkletter
Ben Casey
ETV
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Eddie
Lacy
Sevenawetitaneeaa
Public Service
Ernie Ford
General
General Hospital
Tsien
Jane Wyman
Jane
Popeye
Three Stooges
Rocky
Poitier J Stoney Burke
Benny Carie
Whirlybirds
Stoney Stoney Burke
News Combat
Laramie
Red Skelton
Dick Powell
Unionehahion
Cheyenne
Edie
Sweden
WMSL
Mymeg Aer
Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
J. ©. Colvard
China
Texas
Ray Hommes
Los Angeles
Wilson
Victor Borge
City Hall
Harry Odell
Papa
B.W
New Territories
Paul Anka
Kissin
Leonard Whitcup
Ed Murrow
Willie Shin
Ed Murow
Bergen
Hong Kong Hilton
Uan
Texas Guinan
Lee J. Cobb
Juliet
Antonino Rocca
City Road Tour
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Beneficial Finance Co
Second Ave
S.E
Walgreen’s
Huntsville—Beneficial Finance Co
Huntsville
Washington St
N.E
Jefferson
The
Tree Farm
Bankhead Forest Industries, Inc
Decatur Box & Basket CO
Gobble-Fite Lumber Company
Stone Lumber Company
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