Local Society Notes Include Meetings and Events
A wild mix of club notices outlines societies meeting in January. The Shady Grover Club and Victory Meme Demonstra tion Club plan home gatherings with various hosts, while the Rose Garden Club shifts to a different Friday. A high school one act play by Tom Duke debuts at 8 p m with admission one dollar for students.
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Tom Duke
Hane High Schooal
Rose Garden Club
Danary
Dangery
Cardinal Blesses Spanish Chapel Visit in Spain
The archbishop of New York celebrates Mass in a new chapel during a visit to Spain. He hears confessions and administers sacraments for U.S. servicemen stationed there, while colleagues participate in liturgical duties and a blessing ceremony.
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Suva
Spikb
Prancis
Federal Laws in Prospect for Television Era
Washington reports on a potential overhaul of federal rules governing the broadcasting industry. Atty Gen. Eisenhower and leaders like Gibbs advocate sweeping enforcement and modernization of laws, while critics warn changes may be slower and limited by existing commissions and constitutional constraints.
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Edmond Lebsreton
Washington
Feder
Wits
Federal
Cungris
Ais
Jas
William le Springer
Ita
Hvgera
Nlue
Bayonne
Payoln
Fedetal Communications Commission
Henites
Menigers
ITM
Alteirney Gener
Wielby
Arkansans Die In Missouri Car Wreck At Flat River
Four Arkansas men from Paragould die or are injured in a head on crash on Highway 6 near Flat River Missouri. Victims include Overbay 24 of Lednendellie Ark and Grooms 20 Boggs 21 Mangum 22 Tudor 30. State troopers say Grooms was driving and tried to pass another car when the crash occurred.
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Overbay
Lenedellie
Ark
Wis
Arkansas
Witith
Coverel
Highway 6
Tear Flat River
Borne Terre
Bospie
Traymond W Grooms
William ¢ Boggs
James Lb. Mangum
Jerry Tudor
Paragould
New Year Health Plan Insurance Ad Promises Care
An early 20th century style health plan ad touts coverage by a reputable company for hospital stays and leg injuries. It promises new guarantees and available doctor services with yearly benefits and fixed rates, highlighting dependable service and safety for insured individuals.
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Tinest
Ingurgnee
Reliabie Aréangae
Fesoitel
Raya
Marty
Calmed Calamity on Broadway Sparks Citywide Turmoil
A chaotic scene on Broadway drew 866,000 persons as a feared disturbance erupted. Uniformed police and detectives cordoned entrances while wooden barriers formed at a key corner. Fire and wind damaged hotels bars and restaurants as crowds surged through the night.
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Wiss
Broadway
Atth Altealay
Nolsehyakebar
Pernlore
Dintie Uirong
Usual Changes During Year at Filmland
Hollywood notes a tumultuous year with marriages divorces deaths and notable romances. Debbie Reynolds Elizabeth Taylor Khrushchev Disneyland and Sid Crosby headlines sit beside box office tallies Ben Hur cost and top pictured stars. Abundant separations paired with relocations to Washington D.C. and South Seas escapes marked a volatile year for actors directors and studios.
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Vernon Scort
UPI
Hollywood
Holly Wood
Mavielane
Mars
Debbie Reynaldls
Iitie Fisher
Stizabethy Taylor
Mariage
Mistip
Bai
Nikita Khrushchev
Isit
Disneyland
Crosby Boys
Kentings
Run Quartelie
Sterling Whistler
South Seas
Rover
Mitchum
Miyeke
Anne
Iestings
Terry Mone
Macloy Bran i
Joan Caulfield
Vern Miles
Kim Ainess
Debora Kerr
Ernast Borgnine
May Britt
Vie Bamoane
Alene Dahl Sammy Avis
Glen Ford
Betty Hultoy
Bram Zlynbalisier
Stock
Vie Mature
Rea Sheise Dung Lockhert
Margaret ‘O'Brien
Gia Sena
Dorothy Malnnu
Dieques Berger
Nick Adams
Dile Rotgalsen
Bataara Tus
Ariene Howl
Time Worn Gloom Of A Generational Shuffle
A reflective piece traces a man’s aging unease as the 1960s rushes forward. He confronts mortality and the speed of change, contrasting past rhythms with jetliners and missiles looming ahead, while longing for youth and struggling to adapt.
Acting Chairman Named for GOP Committee Conflict Rises
Washington AP reports Rep. Richard M. Simpson CR-Palpaday and Rep. William Mj. Mc Culloch R-Ohlod named acting chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee. Simpson, a Bethesda Naval Hospital patient, underwent brain surgery December 14.
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Washington
Richard M. Simpson
William. Mj. McCulloch
R-Ohlod
National Republican Congressional Committee
Simpson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
McCwloch
Wesleyan Guild to Meet for Covered Dish Supper and Luke Study
The Women's Society of Christian Service and the Wesleyan Service Guild of the First A. Methodist Church will meet Monday night January 4 at 7 in Fellowship Hall for a covered dish supper and the first session of Luke. Mrs J A Hagle leads the study and Mrs Charlie Themes and Engle present the program. All members urged to attend to observe Gulf Month.
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WSCS
Wesleyan
Women's Society of Christtian Service
Wesleyan Sertvice
J. A. Hagle
Weasleyan Guild
Charlie Themes
Engle
Conviction Upheld In Pulaski Court Case Details
A jury convicted the defendant after a trial in Pulaski County Court on charges arising from allegations of mis conduct. The judge set a three year sentence and noted possible appeal rights. Prosecutor Hatl argued lack of grounds for suit while the defense asserted grounds for appeal.
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Lnvatiaale
Frank Hatl
Taaudetinte
Gratifying TV Moments of the Past Year Review
A retrospective by Fred Danigh highlights memorable television moments before 1958. Notable items include Jason Robards on a wooden bridge, Lee Cobb as Don Quixote, Geraldine Page and Robards in a Frankenheimer scene, Olivier in Paris, and various actors in landmark TV plays. The list blends dramatic intensity, humor, and historic performances from Playhouse 90, Studio One, and other programs, reflecting the era’s evolving TV culture.
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Television
Fred Danig
United Press International New York
UPI
Jason Robards
Lee Cobb
Don Quixote
Cobb
Nehemiah Persoff
Maximilian Schell
Ain
Playhouse 9
Vf Marin Schell
Terld Bergman
Young Hey-j Wued Morses
Jimmy Stow
Ams
Ale
Harry Belafenie
Sylvie
Odetta
Water Bay
Astayre
Berrie
Nixon
Khrushchayv
Sinatra
Khrushchey
Geme
Andy Williams
Ny Stewart
Triton Submarine Prepares for Extended Cruise
The navy disclosed the world's largest submarine, the 447 foot nuclear Triton, is undergoing preparation at General Dynamics for an extended cruise with visits to foreign ports. Specific ports and dates remain unannounced.
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Rvs. Wom Aaa
Navy
Triton
General Dynamics Corp. Elugvic Boyt Division
Pri. Hay
Roeton Shia
Ipardy
Dey
Dorothy Dix Advice Column Frustrations and Family Strife
In a reader letter the columnist addresses a teen with a harsh stepmother and a boy who pressures toward marriage. Advice urges self discipline, fairness from the father, and resisting fighting back, while noting the importance of familial support and personal resolve. A separate query about love and marriage prompts a candid response on sincerity and timing, warning against parental overreach and urging practical steps for independence.
Outbreaks Spark Debate Over Vandalism Across German Regions
Officials clash on cause after a wave of Nazi slogans appeared in bars and on public spaces across Ruhr Hesse Saxony and Bavaria. Some blame juvenile hooligans, others warn of revived extremist activity amid rising tensions.
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West Gai
Ruhr
Hesse
Saxony
Bavaria
Fatalities Mount Among Transportation Workers in 1940s Incident
In a deteriorating report, George D B Bonne 46 of the transportation division NTR died in hospital after a collapse. Otlo R Saunders 42 elevator operator NIH died following a Monday collapse. Margin Ford 34 fellow elevator operator died Wednesday night. Hugh Ford 38 porter at Honolulu International Airport, died after being transported to Ingleside Calif hospital following an air travel incident near Los Angeles.
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George DB. Bonne
NTR
Totay
Otlo R. Saunders
NIH
Ford
Hugh
Honolulus International
Ced
Ingleside
Calif
Los Angeles
Hugh Ford
61 Floats for Tournament of Roses Parade
In Pasadena California floats for the Tournament of Roses parade are being decorated in garages. President Richard M. Nixon will ride as grand marshal for the second time, with Rose Queen Marianne Bertelsen and six prize classes, all from Pasadena City College, featured among the participants.
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Pasadena
Calif
Richard’ M. Nixon
Marenrethe Bertelson
Studints Ab
Pasadena City College
Unclear fragment hints at political events and parade plans
Fragmentary text mentions cabinet participation and Nixon, a California parade marshal role, and a large deer hunt with about 10 000 animals, but many words are garbled, yielding no clear events or dates.
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Vietory Meme Demonstraan Club
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Griggnoon
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Gordon
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Aradelphia
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First Baptist
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Chicago
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Gr, Gray Jr
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RK. Gray
John Massey
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Dick Bright
Mary Jonelle Herring
Magnolia
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Dallas
Carroll Wynn
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George Stratman
Decaty
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May Rutrhens
Dorothy Dix
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J. T. Turner
Ozan Motor Co
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Wylie Glass & Sales. Co
Nat St Wehed
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