Lili in Technicolor at Hope’s Talia theater
One of the great motion pictures of our time, Lili in Technicolor by MGM, plays at Hope’s Talia theater through tonight. The editor praises the story based on a great American author, Paul Guiccolo, and lauds the cast, with Leslie Caron and Mal Ferrer central to the backstage drama and puppet show plot.
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Hope
Talia Theater
Lili
MGM
Paul Gullico
Hollywood Somettines
Lili't
Ity Lieslie
Avon
Paris
Jean Pierre Dumont
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Trent
Patistan
Mal Ferrer
Ferrer
Piorida
Negro Wanted in Slayings Ill Questioned
Misa Jackson reports that 21 year old Noel Noel, accused of killing three white men, was questioned by Sheriff Richard F Byrd after surrendering to W C Grice of the State Livestock Sanitation Board in Lexington. The manhunt spanned three weeks and included a 400 mile pursuit, with Noel using a 22 caliber rifle and briefly eluding a posse before being captured at Hinds County jail.
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Jackson
Misa. K
Eddie
Noel
Richard F. Byrd
Batt Sie
Noal
W. C. Grice
State Livestock Sanitation Board
Lexington
Grice
Hinds
Neal
Wille Raymond Dickard
Coxburg
Dickard
Novi
Sherif Byrd
Neel
Joe Evans
Tater
Velmes
Pat Malone
Elling Malone
Joe Stewart
Tele
Eige
Eisenhower faults price supports for farmers plight
President Eisenhower in a congressional economic report blames high and rigid price supports as a major cause of the current farm crisis. He urges flexible supports from 75 to 100 percent of parity and warns agriculture faces deeper problems under present laws. The plan calls for study of crop disparities and expanded rural employment to lift small farmers toward prosperity.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
Cutback in Ammunition Production Forecast
Washington Rep. Drools of the House Aumid Survives Committee said a drastic cutback in ammunition production will likely be necessary later this year. He cited the rapid replenishment of supplies as the reason for the cutback and urged prudent management of reserves.
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Washington
Rep
Drools
Dia
House
Aumid Survives Committee
Brooks
Youth Gets Two Years for Slaying
YELOVILLE. Twenty one year old Joe Williams was sentenced to two years in prison for the Christiesday killing of Karl Johnson at Summit. Circuit Judge Loyd Shouse suspended one year of the sentence on the jury’s recommendation after Williams was convicted of voluntary manslaughter. Johnson, 48, was shot to death after an argument over Mrs. Johnson. Testimony showed Johnson had threatened to kill Williams on sight.
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Yeloville
Joe Williams
Karl Johnson
Summit
Loyd Shouse
Williams
Jonsson
Willams
Brazil Denies Blame for Coffee Prices
Brazil rejects responsibility for rising coffee prices, saying it aims to ensure adequate shipments to consumer markets including the United States. Government spokesmen state increases are due to frost damage and world demand, not government market intervention. President Eisenhower said a U.S. investigation is underway into coffee price movements.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
United States
Fores
Vicente Hao
Eisenhower
Washington
U.S
Ray
Bricker Rejects George Counter Proposal in Senate Debate
In Washington Senate Republican leaders considered Henry Cabot Bricker's resistance to a George substitute. Bricker pushed his own plan to restrict constitutional powers while George proposed a compromise nullifying conflicting treaties and requiring congressional acts for executive agreements to become law. Eisenhower opposed Bricker's clause, warning it could empower states to repudiate treaties.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
George
D-Gi
Bricker
Rohio
Brikar
George Yesesterday
Buikes
Pipe Smokers Rated Better Citizens In Poll By Boyle
In a bold tobacco social question, a Kaywoodie Pipes Co poll of 200 police chiefs finds pipe smokers likelier to be law abiding than cigarette smokers. Of 69 chiefs replying, 22 had no figures, 47 supported Levinson’s view that pipe users are good family men and rarely trouble police, though some noted personal smoking habits.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Morris Lb. Leyingon
Kaywondie Pips Co
Levinson
Paris
John McGraw
New York Giants
Iri
Bipgber É. ‘Peacefill
AMA Attacks Government Health Program
The American Medical Association said a distorted picture exists of U.S. health problems to promote government controlled care. AMA president elect Dr Walter B Marlin cited progress and costs, noting 92 million with hospital insurance and 78 million with surgical coverage, while avoiding direct criticism of President Eisenhower’s proposed $23 billion reinsurance plan.
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Washington
The
American Medical Association
Congrats Today
Walter B Marlin
Norfolk
AMA
All House Commerce Committee
Martin
Eisenhower
Charles A. Wolverton
R-N
Ike Ponders Firing U S Workers
President Eisenhower weighs action after a Civil Service Commission report shows 2,200 federal workers labeled security risks since his term began. A decision could come mid February as the administration reviews the program to weed disloyalty from government.
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ENTON
Civil Service Commission
National Security Council
Eisenhower
Council
Mothers March on Polio Friday Night in January
Polio fund drive scheduled for Friday night 7 to 8 with mothers canvassing every block. City chairman Mrs Andy Andrews leads captains and workers listing numerous volunteers and neighborhoods across the city for door to door solicitations helping the March of Dimes.
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Isbel
Andy Andrews
George Peck
Haskell Jones
Sid Rogers
Ferrell Willams
Austin Hutson
B. L. Rettig
Jo Beth
Barney Gaines
Jack Fielding
Merlin Coop
Guy Watkins
Virgil Kegley
Collins
Bruce
Fred Glanton
W. M. Benson
Dexter Bailey
Frank. Rameey
Foster
Roger Daw
Bill Roulons
Dan Bayless
100 Garland Students Take Part in Farm Program
About 100 Garland students from Sixth Grade and two Fifth Grades presented a short program at the farmers meeting in Hope City Hall today. Their teachers are Mrs. Oren Atkins for Sixth Grade and Mrs. Burroughs and Mrs. Hays for the Fifth Grades. Club officers include Dean Byers president Teddy Jones vice president Byron Smiley song leader Barbara Thompson reporter and Carol Coop secretary.
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Garland
Hope City Hall
Oren Atkins
IF. J. Burroughs
Thomas Hays
Dean Byers
Teddy Jones
Byron Smiley
Barbara Thompson
Carol Coop
Drive to Cut Excise Taxes Picks Up Steam
Washington legislators pressed a plan to cut excise and sales taxes as a revenue loss sparked worries. Rep. Halleck Indiana GOP floor leader warned reduced revenue would require higher taxes elsewhere while Speaker Martin called rates excessive and urged cuts on long distance calls and various goods. Congress estimates a 1 percent cut could trim annual revenue by about 942 million dollars.
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Washington
Halleck
Indiana
GOP
E Hallock
Joseph W. Mar
R-Mass
Martin
Ay Actuxyross
Ravenue
Congressions
Hope Presbyterian Church Opens New Building Sunday
Hope Presbyterian Church will hold its first worship in the new South Main Street building. The semi Gothic church features central heating and air conditioning, a sanctuary, classrooms, a chapel, kitchen and fellowship hall. A consecration service at 6:55 am will include key handover by builder B W Edwards and prayers by C O Spragins and Dr J T Lawrence.
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Hope Presbyterian Church
South Main Street
B. W. Edwards
James
H. Pilkinton
C. O. Spragins
J, .T. Lawrence
Southern Presbyterian
Hope Church
the Presbyterian
Eisenhower predicts quick end to economic dip
President Eisenhower told Congress the current downturn should end soon, citing a prosperous economy with strong fundamentals. He outlined a broadened prosperity program, urged prompt action with federal powers if needed, and proposed higher unemployment benefits and an increased minimum wage to extend coverage and duration.
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Dayton Moore
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Wholz
Farriera
Iron Curtain Sees 21 Americans Move Toward Communism
George McArthur reports that twenty one American prisoners and one British national renouncing home ties marched toward a Communist life in a Bamboo Curtain zone. The U N Command says at least some were accused as informers. The group, joined by 325 South Koreans, carried red peace dove banners and vocally denounced imperialism and germ warfare as they left a Korea camp for transfer north. Indian escorts accompanied a small press delegation to witness the scene.
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George’ McArthur
Tokyo
U.N
Korea
Gona
North
Allan Winnington
Wilfred Burchett
Prescott man A W Newth dies at 75 in Prescott
A W Newth aged 75 a Prescott resident dies Wednesday after a career in photography Survivors include daughter Mrs Hd Percell of Hone a stepdaughter Mrs Leonard England of Lambertville and four stepsons Alvin Earl Carrington of Memphis Funeral services set for 10 30 pm Friday at the First Christian Church Prescott with burial in DeAnn Cemetery Prescott
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Arthur Newth Noged
Prescott
Hd Percell
Hone
Leonard England
Lambertville
Nidard
Alvin Earl Carrington
Memphis
First Christian Church
DeAnn
Large Trucks Sideswipe on 67 and Overturn
A pair of large transport trucks collided on highway 67 near the Police Station causing both vehicles to overturn. Witnesses say the wrecks blocked opposite lanes while authorities worked through the morning to unload cargo and clear the scene.
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Texark
Pippin
Texarkana
Carly
Travis
Ward
Unclear text fragment about 1948 49 legal cases
Fragmentary notes mention executions and a 40 death sentence tied to a president. contains garbled phrases with references to the United States Supreme Court and individuals named Dennis and Cal, but meaning is unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Buri Dennis
U. S
Cal
Aly Toscesto
Whitworth Returns Money After Overpaid Note Prank
A Mississippi county treasurer notes an overpaid twenty dollar bill prank and identifies the person responsible. The case centers on a returned sum and the involved parties, with local officials pursuing appropriate action.
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Blythevibley
Missippi
Prank - Whitworth
All Around the Town: Texas Company Wildcat Drilling Update
Horace Bemis notes the Texas Company Wildcat, R. Ly Foster No 1, is about 10 miles south of Howe in Hempstead Nevada County, drilling around 1 6,200 feet. locals anxiously watch as the effort continues near Antiarrovaft training center area.
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Horace Bemis Reel
Texas Company Wildcat
Hempstead-Nevada County
R. Ly Foster
Howe
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BY Paul Southwick
Ike
Marvin Arrowsmith
Tke
Iron Curtain
A. W. Newth
John MM
Thompson
W. Thampson
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Aureey
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