South Stars Focus on Defense in Shrine Game Clash
The South all-star team emphasizes defense to halt Army's Jonese end as the Shrine Game pits South against the North in the Orange Bowl. Coach Wade Walker questions the strategy's success while Army mentor Dale Hall notes Caldwell's long Cadet tenure and rare bad day this year. The South, slight two point underdog in some bets, counts on speed and a trio of capable passers to offset North's Caldwell and Pete Hall.
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Miami
Army
Jonese
Bel Carpenter
Wade Walker
Joe Caldwell
Mississippi State
Ace Parker
Duke
Gay Caldwell
Dale Hall
Caldwell
Navy
Walker
Hemer’ North
Taore
North
Pete Hall
Marquette
South
Fran
Kindergarten Actress Margaret Hamilton Wows in Witches and Plays
Margaret Hamilton, a kindergarten teacher turned actress, is lauded for iconic witch roles and humor in villainous parts. Her career spans Broadway, film including The Dark Tower, and a CBS radio stint. She stars in Playhouse 90s The Silver Whistle, with CBS 220-If gym time noted and the game atmosphere described.
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NW York
Margaret Hamilton
Jumala Sernage
Miss Hamilton
Emily Tip
Playhouse 90
CBS
Curei
Miami
Jack Cumsning
Northarolina
Jae Tranchini
Navy
Walker
Oynes
Otis Fears Police and Nun as He Escapes Across Street
Otis hides in a doorway fearing both the pursuing officers and a vigilant nun. He darts to the White Dot, ears the shout of a young man, and crashes into oncoming traffic. A driver and sergeant arrive as bystanders steel themselves for a grave outcome, with Lovelace in hospital and plans to question him pending.
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Otis
Olis
Mim
Jae
Ouis
Dawn Teen
Bill
Sergeant Mercer
Fran
Public affairs push across networks this season
Mitts Hamilton, Cleveland native and Princeton senior’s father substitution on Ed Sullivan Show draws attention alongside Gertrude Berg’s Chanukah bush segment and Ronnie Howard in Mr. OMalley. NBC swaps Five Fingers for Wide World 60 on Jan 22. FYI debuts on Sundays. ABC plans Winston Churchill memoir series next fall.
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Gertrude Berg
Ed Sullivan
Ronnie Howard
Barnaby
Mr. O’malley
NBC
Ous
FYI
ABC
Winston Churchill
Arkansas Farmers Sell Over Twenty Two Million In Eggs
Arkansas farmers moved more than 22 million dollars worth of eggs during the last year according to state agricultural reports. The value reflects strong demand and steady output across counties, with producers benefiting from stable prices and expanded market access.
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Arkansas
Annexation Hearing for Hempstead County Property to City of Hope
In Hempstead County Arkansas a hearing will be held at 10:00 a m on December 31 1959 in the Hempstead County Courthouse to consider annexation by petition of a majority property owners. The described parcels include parts of Sections 4 34 and 27 in Township 12 South Range 24 West totaling about 100 acres with detailed boundary and right of way descriptions. County Clerk JOD Tornage notes dates December 12 19 26 1950 and the notice targets interested landowners to appear.
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City of Hope
Arkansas
Hempstead County
Section
Township 12
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Snuth
Jod Tornage
Gilda Gray, Shimmy Star of 1920s, Dies in Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports Gilda Gray, famed shimmy dancer of the 1920s, died of an apparent heart attack while visiting a friend. The petite blonde, 59 or 60, rose to fame in vaudeville era alongside Jolson and Rogers. Her quip on the heyday recalls the era’s glitz before fading from public life.
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Hollywood
Gilda Gray
America
B. Scott Fitzgerald
Joda
al Jolson
Will Rogers
Gallagher and
Shean
Sayhie Tucker
Colts Ready To Defend Title Against Giants In Baltimore
Baltimore seeks NFL championship as the Colts host the New York Giants at Memorial Stadium on Sunday. NBC televises the 2:08 p.m. ET matchup across 44 states with Colts safety Carl Caseft stressing the importance of victory for financial and self respect reasons. Key players Ameche and Webster aim to heal while Giants coach Howell’s confidence echoes through the buildup. Gamblers list the Colts as 3.4 point favorites.
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Baltimore Colts
New York Giants
National Football League
Memorial Stadium
NBC
Colla
Carl Caseft
Giants
Colts
New York
Alan Ameche
Alex Webster
Cleveland Browns
Jim Lee Howell
Colt
Tageff
Jball
Prescott News Euzelian 8S Class Has Party
The Euzelian Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church held a Christmas party at Frances Thrasher’s home with Mrs Walter Buchanan and others assisting. Decorations, gifts, and a Christmas story were shared. awards went to Mrs Owen Wilson and Mrs Sam Cornelius. The issue also notes additional holiday events and visits around Prescott.
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Euzelian
Euzelain
First Baptist Church
Frances Thrasher
Walter ‘Buchanan
John Pittman
Dalton Stockton
A. 8. Buchanan
Charles Allen
John McRae
C. E. Willmore
Owen Wilson
Sam Cornelius
Ralph Fore
Homer Howard
McRae
Wilma Welch
Earl Eppler
Gordon Danner
Opal. Morris
Sar Cornelius
W. M. Blackshare
Ray Woodell
Curtis Cornelius
Fred Rymer
First Methodist Church
Thorne Hesterly
Phillip Foster
Miss Pottlaham
N. EB. Nelson
Wallace Sage
Jom Engle
Sage
Man With Knife Holds Up Liquor Store
AP report from Little Rock describes a young man armed with a hunting knife entering a liquor store late last night. He held clerk Edna Fincher at knifepoint, forced her to open the till, escaped with about $100, and then made her wipe down surfaces to remove fingerprints before fleeing.
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Oath
Little Rock
Edna Fincher
Miss Fincher
Amphibian runabout vans onto roads with built in trailer wheels
A Dallas boat maker unveils a fiberglass 16 to 19 foot amphibian runabout that mounts one or two outboard motors and rides on its own wheels. Hydraulically deployed side traps, a bow yoke, and tow rod enable launching from shore.
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Hiver
Rery
Tuaybboyl
Adierigg
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