Wagonmaster Opens Sunday at the Rialto
A film about a Mormon party seeking a new colony along the San Juan River in 1870 stars Bon Johnson Jo Kane Dru Harry Corey and Ward Bond. Directed by Ford and Cosper the Western features rugged frontier life with hostiles and a medicine show dancer played by Miss Carey. Filmed around Magr Utah with four new songs by Slaco Jones and distributed by RKO Radio at the Rialto Sunday and Monday.
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Bon. Johnson
Jo- Kane Dru
Harry Corey
Ward
Bond
Ght Ford
Merian C. Cosper
Word
San’ Juan
Johnson
Tyree
Ford
Frontieraman
Covins
Miss
Young
Carey
Jonagon
Charles Kemper
Alan Mowbray
Jane Darwell
Fort Apache
Slao Jones
Song of the Pioneers
Frank Nugent
Patrick Ford
Magb
RKO Radio
Motors Finance Co Inc Files Incorporation in Arkansas
Little Rock via Fayetteville reports Articles of Incorporation filed with the secretary of state by Motors Finance Co Inc of Fayetteville. Authorized capital listed at $100,000. Incorporators named include W C Whitefield P R Grum and Gladys May Harold Boswell noted among others.
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Motors Finance Co., Inc
Fayetteville
Sted
P. R. Grum
Hiclen Haute Fitfield
Gladys May
Dinning Sisters Set to Appear on Lion Hour Sunday
The Dinning Sisters, famed radio television and record stars, join Lion Oil host Don Estes for a quiet appearance on Lion Oil's Sunday Down South this Sunday at 5 p.m. on the Lion network, locally carried by KXAR. The show features host Don Estes, Dottie Dillard, Lige Beasley Smith, Lion Oil Chorus and Orchestra for a half hour of musical entertainment.
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Lion Oil
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Lion Network
KXAR
Chicago
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Oklahoma
Misé Dottie Dillard
Lige
Beasley Smith
Lion Oit
Twenty seven released prisoners enjoy Thanksgiving meal
Twenty seven wounded U S Cavalry troopers released by Chinese captors were helped to a Thanksgiving feast at Forward Hospital in Northwest Korea. They recalled capture near Unsan after a night assault, described brutal frontline fighting, and said they were treated well by North Koreans and Chinese captors in later captivity. medical supplies were scarce but meals improved morale.
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Unsan
Eighth Army
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Union Again Seek Repeal of Taft-Hartley Act
Washington dispatch reports labor unions pressing for repeal of the Taft-Hartley Act of 1947. The CIO adopted a resolution at Chicago urging repeal while acknowledging political realities. Unions aim to keep the issue alive for future elections, seeking compromise if Republicans and Southern Democrats cooperate.
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Max Hall
James Marlow
Washington
CIO
Chicago
Truman
Labor Legislaton
AFL
Taft Hartley Act Changes Debated By Senate
The Taft bill would clarify eight provisions of the Taft Hartley act and concede changes while keeping anti strike injunctions. It passed the Senate but faced union opposition in the House labor committee, leaving the act still in force though disputed.
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CIO
Taft Robio
Senate
House Labor Committee
New Ford introduces Fordomatic Drive at Hope Auto Co
Ford announces 1951 models featuring Fordomatic automatic transmission in 1051 Fords shown nationwide. Three transmissions and two V8 engines offered, with Ford overdrive and conventional three speed remaining. Notable refinements include styling upgrades, safer instrument cluster, redesigned steering, seats on curved tracks, softer ride via updated suspension and hydraulic shocks, and expanded interior trim choices.
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Ford
L. D. Crusoe
Ford Division
Labor Legislation Shapes Taft-Hartley Debate
Analysts argue Republicans and Southern Democrats prefer current rules to change. Taft has not committed, while labor legislation in coming years may be amended but not repealed. Democrats seek repeal and replacement with a compromise between Taft-Hartley and prewar Wagner act, framed by party platforms.
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Taft
American War Casualties Hit 29,196
Washington reports total American casualties in the Korean conflict reached 29,196 with 4,098 deaths and 20,868 fatally wounded. Navy counts show 320 killed and 3,756 wounded, while 4,439 were missing in action with 4 among them later dead. Army leads with 25,677 casualties.
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Washington
Navy
Defense Department
United Nations
Humber
Car line details new colors and engine upgrades
The article outlines options across models including V8 and Six engines, new color palettes with Coral Flame red and several blues and greens, two-tone combinations, and reserved colors for certain trims. Mechanical updates include strengthened chassis, redesigned gears, chrome accents, weatherproof ignition, a new fuel pump, and improved wipers and starting in cold weather.
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Sheridan
Hawthorne
Raven
Sportsman's
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