The Tron Mistress in Bowie and Washington in Loafer Words
Review extends across pages referencing Bowie Washington and the frontier weapon lore. Mentions Raymond Tharp and University of New Mexico Albuquerque. Notes the novel Bowie Kare and a Saenger showing with James Luwie’s lullaby on film.
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Jody Eit
Lusey
Ahaa
Ariel Uitte
Keife
Daniel Duet
Faraed
Ously
Bowie
Cine Goodeon
Pinowhe
Pepitton
Ganoweston
Dart
Wellimin
Garden City
Fetal Research
Raymond Tharp
Chioiversity
New Mex Co
Bron
Aliquerque
Noom
Widlovan
Mhory
Thorpas
Brie Bowie
Warshiniggtol
Limaushasites
Colunne
Saenger
Sereas
James Luwie
Fifa
Industrial Era for Southwest Says Graves
Graves, editor of the Nashville News, advocates industrialization for the Southwest. He cites Nashville area plants like the Kuite plant with 40 current payroll and 10 potential, and the Case Shear plant employing 20 with a 250 payroll potential, as proof of a shift from agriculture to industry.
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Lows Caves
Edito
Nuashville Neays
Hope Rotary
GravusseWe
Gilliplinsis
Mr. Creaves
Royce Suyith
Nashville
Eaeiekyt
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Case Shear
Potive
Texuprkuna
Lexahaa Gazette
Nishwiie News
Werwusun Lywthors
Graves
Juavine Corps
Pickup Crash Falls 20 Feet. No Injuries Reported
A pickup truck lost steering on a rural road Thursday and plummeted 20 feet from an overpass abutment onto the ground beneath. Police say the driver, Talbot Phillips, and his three sons escaped with only minor cuts and bruises. Driver identified as Tishett.
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Pickuyr
Central
Hart
Stele
Travis Ward
Talbot Phillips
Warel
Tishett
Prisoner Swap Halts Sunday Ends UN Exchange
At Panmunjom the first Korean War prisoner exchange nears its end with the United Nations delivering 190 Communist prisoners including North Koreans on the final day. The Communists had freed 684 U N prisoners and the total UN tally reaches 6 665 as of Sunday amid adjustments to eligibility lists and last minute deliveries.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Actusthy
US Notal
Senos Waikay
Tornado Kills 7 In Alabama Injured 12
A deadly tornado swept through central Alabama killing seven people in Ashland and nearby families, injuring many and leaving homes destroyed. Power outages followed while residents described the storm’s rapid approach and damage to a Clay County hospital area and a Trussville neighborhood with an estimated $150,000 in property loss.
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Gio
Indies
Asihiland
Ashland
Clay County
Avery
John Loveladdy
Becky Jones
Lovelady
Stubbs
Sherman Stubbs
Mary Fulks
Sara Stevens
Trussville
Birmingham
New Drug Bicillin Promises One Shot Syphilis Cure
Public Health Service doctors report preliminary evaluation showing bicillin, a form of penicillin, as an effective one shot cure for early syphilis. Dr. Clarence A. Smith and Dr. James Shafer state a single injection proved safe and effective in 26 patients, with long term effects noted up to 26 days. They caution efficacy limited to primary and secondary cases, and acknowledge some cases may resist treatment.
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Washington, ii
Public Health Service
Clarence A. Smith
Services
Smith
Iis
James Kshafer
Shafer
Bieillin
Isis
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Durham
N.C
Strange odor detected in Memphis home after maid polishes Cuvalmere
Mrs Carter reports a strange odor upon returning home to Memphis. Police or authorities are not named, and the incident mentions a maid who polished the Cuvalmere with print, suggesting a questionable cleaning substance or accident. Further specifics are unclear in the fragment.
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Memphis, Tern
Carter
Sponsors Needed for Kid Baseball Teams Here
The Burks Recreation Commission seeks sponsors for Junior and Little League teams. About 120 youngsters signed up. leagues include Junior Joop ages 11 to 18 and Life League Tron to 13. Night games on the Legionnaire Diamond with a new fully lighted field for Little Joopers. Three sponsors needed for older boys and two for younger. VEW has pledged one team. Contact Mike Kelly or Fred Grisham.
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Sonn
Burks Recreation Commission
Legionnaire Dimond
Little Joopers
VEW
Mike Kelly
Fred Grisham
Stevenson to Take Short Rest From Kashmir Tour
Adlai Stevenson flew to Srinagar the capital of Kashmir for a four day rest before resuming his South India tour. The Democratic candidate tours India as part of a world trip with emphasis on youth and public service.
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New Delhi
Adlai Stevenson
Sringar
Kashmir
South India
Democratic Party
Moscow Students Mark Rival Celebrations in Snowy Parade
In Moscow Idaho a display compared Soviet and American programs with parades, speeches, and patriotic events. A visiting group led by Col Reginald Myers and Hollywood figures observed, noting different naming and the political mood amid a tense Cold War context.
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Moscow
Ussr
Justivities
Conmautisn
Rea
Far East
Reginald Myers
Ldta
Hollywood
Chia
Steinway Piano Twice As Old As Ford Car Anniversary
HAL BOYLE profiles Steinway in a New York IV feature marking Steinway’s 100th anniversary and Ford’s 50th. The piece traces the family lineage from founder Engelhard Steinway to Theodore and 69 year old Theodore Steinway, outlining Steinway’s mass market strategy, their 600 concert grands pool, and the rigorous family education and work ethic shaping each generation.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Theodore He
Steinway
House of Steinway
Pard
Nomny
Theodore
Engelhard Steinway
Waterloo
Henry
Doretta
Steinways
Taderewell
Trachmaninalt
George Gershwin
Sars Waller
Neady
Flo
Urd Jearns Cabinemaking
Spuedal
Mysif
Fluor
Steinway Duces
Aorner
Mgr
Red Targets Smashed By Sabre Jets
Sabre jets engage in air battles over North Korea striking several targets with numerous MiGs reported shot down in dogfights amid mounting tensions. Reports from US and allied sources describe patrols near coastal supply centers and air defenses responding to the ongoing crisis.
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UT Corp
Akid
Wyvern
Marie
Clarion
Pwr
Bartress
Mindae
Olraw
Rares
Benehyu
Uiehon
Age Laren
South
Kore
Fia
Hstenniys
Davrricijun
Washington
Baxter Korea
Navy
Jek
North Korea
Combi
Woman Who Threw Away 2 Careers Dies
A conflicted pianist and former dentist, once a rising Chicago Symphony violinist, died amid Skid Row decline. Investigators linked his downfall to a broken marriage and financial troubles. detectives traced the pianist’s past fame and his last days before burial.
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Petia
Courly
Odiegas
Bir
Fim
At Chi Renue
Jiermen Thuy
Chisago Symphony
Widdle
Skid Row
Christensen
Lowe
Worms and fishing season open in Aruadia report
Good reasons reported from Aruadia California note a fisherman found 27 000 angle worms valued at 108 dollars. Fishing season opens today as authorities confirm the quantity and price in a brief local update.
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Aruadia
Calif
Ike's Military Buildup Plan Faces U.S. Debate
The article discusses President Eisenhower and Truman administration disagreements over defense spending and policy. It notes Eisenhower advocating tighter fiscal planning, contrasting with the Teump administration’s broader military buildup. It explains the budgeting gap between appropriated funds and actual spending due to contract backlogs and delayed purchases like tanks.
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Leni
Truman Iministration
Joe
Orse
Hong
Tyatieddiniadsteathon
Laud
Eisenhower
Isenhower
Tracima
Congrass
Congress
Relations With Hubby's Friend Is Questioned
A court case in Alaska centers on an affair involving a wife and her husband’s friend. Evidence includes letters and testimony about spousal trust and infidelity, with defense arguments challenging the propriety and relevance of the communications. The trial examines marital fidelity, loyalties, and the impact on custody or damages.
Many Phases to Lack Funds
The House approved 24 percent cuts across state agencies in an appropriations bill. The largest reduction hit the State Department while education and information services funding was left out pending separate legislation. Truman’s Commerce request was pared to 90 million, Justice to 179 million. action resumes next week.
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Juiputa
Shute
Iilice
Fowney
Iraman
Truman
Commerce Department
Justice Department
Nhe House
Atomic Tests Delayed After Radiation At Yucey Flat Site
The Atomic Energy Commission postponed tomorrow's test at Yucey Flat proving ground until May 18 due to intense radiation from last Saturday's blast. Workers have not been able to enter the area to set up equipment, keeping the site unsafe.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Yucey Flat
Atorate Energy Commission
One Day Recess In Talkes Between Reds And United States
Fragmented report details a brief recess in Soviet US trace talks with references to neutral observers and possible prisoner exchanges. Officials debate terms, with emphasis on not relocating prisoners and uncertainty about a final deal.
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Reds
Wife Receives News on Husbands Fate in War
The article notes a Canadian fiancee or wife, Mrs Lance Richert of Peachland, learning of her husband Lance Richert, a prisoner of war in North Korea. It mentions other Canadian soldiers Arthur from Montreal and Dugal from Quebec City reported dead. The piece reflects wartime distress and uncertainty in 1982.
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Ara
Nui
Lance Riehert
Peachchard
Ine
Tal
Arthur
Montrgil
Lance Cyl
Dugal
Quebec City
North Morean
Lancé Hickert
Myre. Richert
Sai
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