Milo Challenges Londos in Matrimonial Wrestling Match
A vivid backstage account describes Milo challenging Jim Londos in a wrestling bout. Milo, short and broad, climbs over ropes to greet the German opponent. The crowd laughs at the underdog, but Milo executes a front headlock and throws his foe amid the stands as Londos offers a long contract for a three falls match.
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Milo
Hint
Londes
Mila
Jim Londos
Londos
Soma
Notable deaths across diverse regions and eras
A jumble of obituaries reports several notable figures from distinct locales. Henry vn retired Remington Rani executive, Charlie 66 former league baseball player, Gen. Lewis Ay Pick’s son, George W. Olsen 72 governor candidate, Birgita Tiffany Stephens 69 in Alexandria, Theodore Al Morda 43 diplomat and journalist, plus other brief death notices across Hills California Northampton Massachusetts and Darthmouth Massachusetts.
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Sociated Press
Hills
Calif
Henry
Remington Rani
Bard
N' Amn
Charlie 66
Barther
Lewis Ay Pick
Roxboro
Northampton
Mass
George W. Olsen
Nebrasfed
Alexandria
Birgita Tiffany
Stephens
Ingen
Gol Canigt
Minneapolis
Darthmouth
Theodore al Morda
Young Negro Slayer Is Recaptured
Wrightsville police recaptured Theopolig Armstead, a 13 year old Black youth who escaped from the Arkanshus Negro Boys Industrial School. Armstead, who had been confined for a January juvenile delinquency sentence after the fatal shooting of Dorothy Moe McGee during an attempted robbery in Little Rock, signed a statement admitting the shooting. This marked his second escape from the school before his latest return to the reformatory.
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Wrightsville UW
Arkunshus
L. A Gaines
Marshal Clary Atkinson Picke
Theopolig Arm Gigad
Little Rock
Fordyce i. Armstead
Dorothy Moe
McGee
Offigers
Armstead
Texarkana Couple Wed In Elegant Fairview Ceremony
Miss Pitsy Weakley and Kigby Carter exchanged vows at Fairview Methodist Church with Rev. John Stone officiating. The bride wore Chantilly lace and nylon organdy over satin, carried white carnations, and added a handkerchief from an aunt. Maid of honor Sara Balle and bridesmaids from Texarkana in pastel gowns attended. The reception followed at a relative’s home with a four tier wedding cake and white gladioli decor. The couple plans a honeymoon in Abilene and will reside in Texarkana for the fall term.
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Pitsy Weakley
C. W. Weakley
Texarkana
Kigby Carter
W. K. Carter
Abilene
Texas
Fairview Methodists Church
John Stone
Neellno
Ker
Sara Balle
Ashdown
Billie Dub Blunton
Suc 'Chance
Helen Lay
Woxarkana
Vailey
Karen Luz Robinson
Mary Frances Adams
Joby Murels Stony
Www
K. Carter
Hayde Coe
Jimmy Williame
Wills Stuart
Carolyn Sue Weakley
Dallas
Jerry Winkle
Weakley
Gage
C. E. Kelso
Edward Shippen BondeTraumerci
Reginald de Keven
Irving Pood
Pruly
Caro
Lie Bond
Leo Friedman
Guy d'Hardelat
Victor Herbert
Mendelssohn
Shirley Spencer
Love Thee
Edward Grieg
Mallotte
Janet Powell
Clyde Cutts
Leona Arnold
Clarence Glover
Mission
Irving Collins
Bogota
Darvin Weakley
Ope
L. D. Fletcher
Ozan
Clartthve Glover
Darwin Weak
Jey
Caralyn Sue
Morris Hale
Nashville
Ark
J. BE. Haynie
el Dorado
Delton Fambrough
Springgill
AEC Has Final Say on Purchase of New Power Plant
Washington sources report Senator Sterling Cole asserts the Atomic Energy Commission holds final authority to decide on contracting for new public power facilities. The debate centers on a proposed 107 million dollar 400 megawatt plant by Middle South Utilities and the Southern Company, serving Tennessee Valley Authority customers in the Memphis area.
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Washington
Ben W. Sterling Cole
Atomic Energ Commission
West
Memphis
Ark
Eisenhower
AEC
Colp
Senator House Atomic Energy Committee
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Congrss
Middle South Utilities, Inc
Southern Company
Memphia,Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Paducah
Rome
Sis
Kelanger
Senate
Tom’ Tva
Holifield
D-Calif
Atonie Committee
Seplicitius and Exchange Commission
Iaw
JAP ROYALTY ENTERTAINS TOKYO AT LUNCH
The Emperor and Empress hosted one outgang and three newly accredited foreign envoys at lunch at the Imperial Palace. Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida and Foreign Minister Katsuo Okazaki attended. The diplomats included Canadian Ambassador Robert W. Mayhew and his wife, Yugoslav Minister Mukso Bace and his wife, Thailand Ambassador Lunga Phin it Akson and his wife, and Cambodian Minister Prince Norodom Kantol.
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Tokyo
Themperial Palace
Shigeru Yoshida
Katsuo Okazaki
Robart W. Mayhew
Canada
Mukso Bace
Thailand
Lunga Phin it-Akson
Norodom Kantol
Prescott News Center Recreation Club Meets
The Center Recreation Club held its monthly meeting in the club house with president Sardis Greer leading. Plans for a July fish fry were discussed. After a buffet supper, Lester Steed, program chairman, introduced Marilyn O'Steen and Joe O'Steen who performed several musical numbers.
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Center Recreation Club
Sardis Greer
Lester Steed
Marilyn O'Steen
Joe O'Steen
Piles Treatment Promises Free Follow Up Care
An advertisement claims a guaranteed method for piles with free further therapy if they recur. It promotes a vitally interesting book supervised by staff of Thornton and Minor Hospital and directs readers to order via Thornton and Minor Hospital Suite 1819 911 EB Linwood Kansas City Missouri.
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Thornton & Minor Hospital
Linwood
Kansas City 9
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Jeb Wyle
Miss Davis
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Dale Ledbetter
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Stevie
Allan Grantt
Paul Jones
Jennie Lewis
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John Lewis
North Little Rock
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Mrs
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Divie Hays
Dock Kiser
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Nelda Walker
Chatham
Kilgore
Shorty Honea
Junior Carr
Thomas Skinner
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J. H. Willis
R. L. Landers
Hemet, Calif
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Dudley Gordon
Anna
Elton
Roanoke
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John Sledge
A. B. Gordon
Columbus
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Bob Arnett
DeWitt
Thomas A. Lavender
Abilene, Kansas
T. A. Lavender
Robert Maxwell
Texarkane
W. C. Hays
Duncan Dewoody
Mr. l
Tom Dewoody
Jit Nelson
Janes
Walter
Fred Whites
Bob Douglas
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KATV
Sam G. Hortis
Gazette
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Kansas
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Bobbie Forster
KXLR
Leon Haleh
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Memphis Commercial Appeal
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