Talking News For the Blind Finds Radio Home
HAL BOYLE reports on Margolis a Brooklyn lawyer who created The Talking News to aid blind listeners. The program on WNEW adapts current articles readings by theater names and notable readers, attracting hundreds of calls and broad audience interest from both blind and sighted listeners.
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Dream
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New York
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Broadway
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Patricia Moriton
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Youth Jailed In Elba In Theft Of 3 Cows
An unidentified juvenile in Elba faces grand larceny charges after three cows were stolen. Sheriff H D Tillman said one cow belonged to Benny Carpenter on the Alien Wise farm and was recovered from a Flouds barn. Earlier, an attempted theft occurred near Gus Monte farm. the driver fled when another truck approached. The youth was arrested in Florida on three counts with $1,000 bond per count after extradition waiver.
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Enterprise
Roy Mamb Green
Alinx
Roy McNews
Offer County
Elba
H. D. Tillman
Benny Carpenter
Tillman
Green
Florida
Pepper Smathers rivalry marred by party endorsements
Senators Pepper and Smathers campaigned apart in Deland and New Smyrna Beach denying unity as they accused each other of communist ties. Pepper cited Daily Worker endorsements and attacked minimum wage rollback while Smathers highlighted Roosevelt era prosperity and accused Pepper of allied links, urging voters to reject Pepper.
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United Press
Claude Pepper
George Smathers
Smathers
Deland
Pepper
New Smyrna Beach
Daytona Beach
St. Augustine
Bunnell
Crees City
Communist Daily Waker
Communist Party
The
Daily Worker
George Nelv Gon
Florida
Smathere
Andria Geomyke
Hiya Ehrenberg
Kostantini Simanay
Cocam
Oper Roosevelt
Gerace
Truman
Five Homicides Reported For County This Year
The State Department Of Health announced five homicides in the county this year, with 20 homicides across July to September, provisional figures from the Bureau of Vital Statistics show. Final counts may differ. A separate Burma story notes arrests of four Communist Party members accused of anti government activity and tattoo lore misused for protection, while a mix of unrelated items covers Greek Olympic horse relay origins and Washington state cabbage seed output.
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Alabama
Limloweton
State Department of Health
Is Bhirean
Vital Satistica
Washington
Wiregrass Students On Palladium Statt
Troy special report notes Bull Sanford announces nine students appointed to the Palladium yearbook editorial staff at the Troy State Teachers College as part of student government actions in Bessemer.
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TROY
Bull Sanford
Ot Bessemer
Student Government Association
Alabama
Alabame Alrady
Cam de More
New Editorial Staff Appointed Amid Local Journal Changes
Sanford to serve as 84 Elab Ata Dudies leading the associates with Phenix letter and City counts. Burdy Farris of Mont ei Will join as associate. editors Joyce Devel and Joyce Middlebrooks in Evergreen and Troy. M. Arn told Fairhope as circulation manager. Elizabeth Agbison Evergreen. Jane Carter Goshen. Jean Sanders Goshen. feature editors Budd Duvel.
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Ata Dudies
Phenix Letter
Count City
Burdy Farris
Montei
OY Tare
Joyce Devel
Evergreen
Joyce Middlebrooks
Troy
M. Arntold
Fairhope
Elizabeth Agbison
Jane Carter
Goshen
Jean Sanders
Budd Duvel
Reverend Rounds Repeats First Sermon at 30th Anniversary
In Maydenville Massachusetts 1905 the Rev Walter S Rounds delivered his initial church sermon in Braceville. He, now pastor at Haydenville Congregation Church, commemorated the 30th anniversary by re delivering that same sermon.
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Maydenville
Mass
Walter S. Rounds
Braceville
Haydenville
Rounds
Ozark Cub Pack 16 Re Registered Status
Reregisteration papers for Ozark Pack 16 filed with the Southeast Alabama Council Boy Scout office in Dothan. The Xiwanis Club of Ozark sponsors the pack with Marlin as Cubmaster and Mrs. T G Amason and Mrs W B Hol as leaders.
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Ozark
Southeast Alabama Council Boy Scout
Dothan
Kiwanis Club of
Marlin
T.G Amason
W. B. Hol
Veterans bonus hesitates over funding and plan
The speaker questions a $300 veterans bonus, warning it would cost over 100 million and require bond issuance with interest and principal. He notes higher taxes to cover the sum and condemns wasteful revenue schemes. He supports expanding the State Department of Veterans Affairs to run by veterans for veterans and to ensure entitlements are fully provided.
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Alabama
Rnfornstottary
Alabame
Teavegence
Vere
Monte
Rome
State Department of Veteerans Amaies
Veterans For Veterans
Local Pack Names Leaders and Twenty One Boys Roll
Land Jr. is den mother with W P Taylor as club president and institutional representatives. Pack committees include W E Noliend, W A Whaley, George C Dunn, Issac Riley and JG Amazon. Twenty one boys are on the pack roll.
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