Opera House shines with new all color film The Bold Caballero
The Opera House opens a new color picture The Bold Caballero starring Robert Livingston and Heather Angel. The San Francisco style adventure features rugged supporting players and vivid period color. Wells Root directed with Alvin Wycoff supervising color work.
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California
New World
Caballero
Robert Livingston
Heather Angel
Opera House
Republic
Zorro
Miss Angel
Siz Rumann
Emily Fitzroy
Walter Long
Charles Stevens
Slim Whitaker
Ferdinand Munier
Jack Kirk
John Merton
Vinegar Roan
George Plnes
Henry Morris
Jack Roberts
Wells Root
Alvin Wycoff
Family Asks Contined From Page One In Cove Search
A man resembling Hoover came ashore in a cove on Long Island sound this morning while federal officials, after a day of telephonic coordination, continued their pursuit. William H. Parsons, a gentleman poultry far- mer, was involved in the narrative as the investigation moved through the night.
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Page One
Long Island Sound
Hoover
Washington
William H. Parsons
Perth Star Wins British Women’s Golf Title at Turnberry
Perth, Scotland, June 11. Jesse Anderson, 22, of Perth, won the British women's golf championship, defeating fellow Scot Doris Park 6 and 4 in the 36 hole final. The story notes a racket store promo for rugs unrelated to the match.
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Turnberry
Scotland
Jesse Anderson
Perth
Doris Park
Three nabbed in road test at Webster
Road check on U.S. routes 250 and 119 at Webster led to three arrests and 21 motorists ordered to report to state Police headquarters. Sergeant C. P. Wilson led the operation with Corporal L. H. Powell and Fred Strader, plus Troopers W. E. Murphy and J. B. Jack. Charges included inadequate brakes and defective registration plates.
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U. S
Webster
C. P. Wilson
Clarksburg
L. H. Powell
Fred Strader
W. E. Murphy
J. B. Jack
Hubert Melton
Justice of the Peace
G. White
J. L
Postal clash at steel plants sparks safety alarm
A Senate hearing recalls a 30 day spike in picket line violence as Webster, Ohio, and Niles post offices refuse packages to Republic Steel workers. Howes argues law and budget limits, Bridges presses for full investigation as tensions rise toward warfare rhetoric.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Howes
Bridges
Washington
Ohio Post Office
Bailey
D-N.c
Republic Steel Company
Argu
Niles
Brdges
Flaherty
Lewis J. Guan2ri
Sam Brown
Brain surgery hailed for cures and side effects in animals and people
Reports from Dr. James W. Watts Walter Freeman and colleagues claim successful outcomes after lobotomy like operations aiming to reduce violent fears and nervous crises. Experiments in animals show diminished aggression, while some patients report eased worry though spouses note ongoing concerns. Neurologist J M Nielgen warns injuries behind the ears can cause partial paralysis and denial of agency.
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Stead
James W. Watts
Walter Freeman
Washington, D
Loysidedass
Charlyle P. Jacobsen
G. Finch
Job
Kennedy
J.m.nielgen
Los Angeles
Removal of Continued From Page One Delivers New Life
A farmer known as Billingsley, prominent in Marion County, died at 90 after a long life marked by a loss of brain tissue during rental disputes. He reportedly regained sanity and built a successful career, later working as a salesman for a local line of goods. He passed away on July 7 in Fairmont.
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Fairmont
Brose Billingsley
Ion County
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Telephone
Holt
Clarence W. Meadows
Edgar B. Sims
Mey
Yale
Wwe
McDowell
Parsons
Folvir
Bold
Emballero
Bob Livingston
Ace Drummond
NEW Dixie
PL Eae Tet
Cianelli ET
Jewell
Dad
Klein's
Klein & Company
W. Main St
Gratton
NEW Dixie Theatre
Gunffire
Liv
A Tovar
James Mason
Louis King
Columbia Picture
FOX
Perth Star
of the Ages
Evans Jewelry Company
the House of Dependability
Grafton, W. Va
Jack Hoxie
Fair Grounds
Grafton
Senate
Farmer
Cae
Tonite
Dick Purcell
Travis
Mer
ACTER
METRO
Metro Comedy
Peoples Credit Store
People's
Credit Store
E. Main Street
W. Pike St
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