Musical program at BeeBee Memorial CME Church Sunday night
The Melody Five of Magnolia will present a musical program at BeeBee Memorial CME Church Sunday night January 24 sponsored by Circle No 4. The Senior class of BeeBee Memorial CME Church will rehearse Thursday night January 23 at 7 30 p.m. All members urged to attend. Pvt Chester L Jordan a Verger High School and Philander Smith College graduate has completed basic training with the 5th Armored Division in Camp Chaffee Arkansas and is now stationed in Korea teaching. Mrs Dorothy Brandon of Little Rock spent the week end visiting her aunt Mrs Elnora Brandon and friends. Mrs Elen McCollum has returned home after visiting her children in Chicago accompanied by her two grandchildren.
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Little. Rock
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Chicago
Radio Listings Highlight NBC CBS ABC NBC CBS Programs
A January 20 schedule lists NBC with Dinah, Dragnet, Can You Top This, America's Town Meeting and Club Six Western Theatre. CBS features People Are Typing, Your Account, Hawkins Falls, and Evening News. ABC presents America Town Meeting and Movie Previews. station lineups include Love of Life and Sign Off at 10:50.
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CBS
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ABC
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Happy Home
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Western Theatre
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CBS Evening News
Arthur Godfrey
Strike
CBS Adventure
CBS News
Channel 6
Adonis Closer to Deportation in Fraud Conviction
Hackensack news notes former kingpin gambler Adonis whose real name is Joseph Dota faces deportation after a Bergen County grand jury found he lied about being born in Passaic New Jersey. The state and U S government claimed he was born in Montenegrano Italy. Sentencing is set for February 2 with a maximum three years in jail and a $10000 fine.
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Guerin School District proposes expenditures for 1965 budget
The Guerin School District No. 208 Hempstead County Arkansas boards announce the proposed expenditures for the fiscal year beginning in 1965 and ending June 30 1958. The plan follows Act 403 and Amendment 40. It lists General Central 500 000, Detraction 2000, Operation of School Buildings 1700, Maintenance and Plant 31000, Auxiliary Agencies 63001, Fixed salaries 280} and related outlays. Pubic notice of the proposed budget and tax rate accompanies the filing.
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Prep School Stabbing Probed in Detroit Ban on Night Sports
An 18 year old confessed to a stabbing and serious wounding of a high school basketball player. Detroit public prep schools ban all major nighttime athletics after a five minute huddle led by School Superintendent Arthur Dontlinezu. Officials cite youth violence and after dark games as the background. Financing for athletics may be affected.
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Schulndt Sets Big Ten Mark With 47 Points At Indiana
New York reports Don Schulndt of Indiana University scored 47 points as Indiana crushed Ohio State 72 to 24. The junior center surpassed the Big Ten single game scoring record and Indiana home arena mark with 18 of 27 field goals and 15 of 17 free throws.
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Reds Who Heckled Marshall Fined in Oslo Alert
Three young Reds who interrupted the awarding of the 1953 Nobel Peace Prize for Gen. George C Marshall were fined a total of 800 kroner, about 1212 dollars, Oslo radio said. The incident occurred last month as Marshall received the prize.
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Hunters Propose Shorter Season and Special License
Hunters at the Arkansas Fish and Game Commission public hearing urged a shorter quail season and a special license with proceeds supporting restocking and feed for quail. About 130 people attended. some Western Arkansas residents defended existing seasons. Deer regulation debates included opposition to doe hunting and a record 237,078 resident hunting licenses plus 7,083 non resident licenses were sold.
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Rice Routs Razorbacks 80 55 in Southwest Conference clash
Rice defeated Arkansas 80 to 55 in Fayetteville, staying in contention at 2-2 in the SWC. Arkansas fell behind after a 34-30 halftime margin, and Rice bridged it with sharp shooting from Pernard, Dor, Lince, and Beaves as forward Joe Durrenberger led with 17 points and Buddy Smith added 12.
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Dor. Lince
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Joe Durrenberger
Buddy Smith
Demonstrators Found Guilty in Oslo University Case
Demonstrators were found guilty yesterday of defaming Marshall and trying to disrupt a public meeting. The two older Reds were fined 300 kroner each. their companion, 18, was fined 20 kroner. During formal proceedings at Oslo University, Communists shouted against Marshall and showered the audience with leaflets before police removed them.
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New York Baseball Faces Tough Cash Talks In Winter Roundup
Sports Roundup by Jack Hand surveys looming contract disputes as owners face TV deals and payroll strains. Players seek World Series and All Star cash while teams weigh six figure TV contracts and rising salaries. The piece notes stadium sales, star salaries like Yogi Berra and Gil McDougald, and early spring signings delays amid a long winter of leverage and negotiation.
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Gayle Talbot
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del Webb
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Whitey Ford
Eddie Lopat
Vic Raschi
Alle Reynolds
Billy Martin
Joe Collins
Johnny Mi
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Phillies
Robin Roberts
Sal Magile
Parry Janson
Ferris Fain
Frosty Visiting Iowa Campus for Coaching Vacancy
Frosty visiting Iowa campus as Ames by invitation interviews for the football coaching vacancy at Iowa State College. Forast W. England, 41, attended from Ames along with four other candidates. England also linked to Toledo University head coach consideration.
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England
Toledo Uiversity
Parks Fall Blindly as Rice Owls Rout Baylor Rivalry Night
In Dallas Rice overwhelmed Parkers 180-35 while Baylor lost to Rice 73-60, leaving TCU and Baylor tied for fourth behind SMU and Rice in the Southwest Conference chase. Olen led TCU with 12 in the first, Warren and Bailey each had 18 for their teams.
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Murray Bailey
College basketball scores from Associated Press roundup
Maryland defeated Virginia 70 to 5 in a surprising result, Tulane beat Tennessee 63 to 61, Mississippi topped Vanderbilt 78 to 74, Indiana beat Ohio State 72 to 54, Wisconsin defeated Michigan State 57 to 53, Kansas won over Iowa State 76 to 61, Nebraska rolled past Missouri 90 to 72, Bradley crushed Houston 98 to 71, Detroit edged Drake 63 to 65, and Maryville Missouri lost to Warrensburg 66 to 63 in listed games.
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Hope Bobcats Open Home Run With Ashdown Panthers
Local fans pack the Rice AQ gym as the Hope Bobcats, riding a 10 game win streak, meet the Ashdown Panthers in their first 1953 home contest. District 7W teams from Hope Arkadelphia Nashua Coloradotate West Texas and others loom, with senior girls game to follow at 7. In last night’s local gym tilt, the Hope Independents rallied to rout Texarkana Elks 134 to 4, Roy Poole scoring 56 and Billy Mitchell 36.
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Kentucky Remains No 1 In Top College Poll
New York report shows Kentucky Wildcats hold the No 1 spot in the weekly Associated Press poll with 42 first place votes and 1,106 points. Duquesne stays second with 30 firsts and 993 points while Indiana is third with 16 firsts and 105 points. Western Kentucky moves to fourth place, passing Oklahoma A&M as its 91-game win streak helps lift its standing.
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Hogs LSU to renew Shreveport football rivalry
Arkansas and Louisiana State will meet Nov. 20 at the Louisiana State Fair in Shreveport, renewing a 12 year old rivalry after a 17 year gap. LSU Athletic Director T P Heard and R TV Andress announce a one year pact not scheduled during fair week. The series began in 1913 and 1930 and was halted over bitter feelings.
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New Jersey Farm Visit Reveals Tense Quiet Between Friends
Dale, Don, and Andrea travel to Josie Vincent’s farm in New Jersey. The day blends idling talk with a tour of barns, orchards, and pine groves. Tension flickers as Dale notices Don’s changing attitude and contemplates a possible drift from Phil, while Josie’s homemaker charm contrasts with the undercurrent of unspoken history.
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