Private Donald Redd Killed in Action in Korea
Lepanto mourns Pfc Donald Ray Redd 16, member of the 24th Division, killed in action August 14 after transferring from training in Texas to the infantry. Redd, a World War II veteran wounded on Abe Shima, joined the 19th Regiment in October, with U.S. forces in Korea since the conflict began. News comes as his parents learn of the loss and his enlistment timeline is outlined.
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Sales Training Reference Required at Barlow Hotel
Advertisement notes training for sales, with reference required and travel paid. E. C. Sisk is the contact at Barlow Hotel, available 8:10 A M Friday, September.
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Barlow Hotel
Calvi n Coolidge oath tale from Plymouth remembered
A reminiscence recounts Calvin Coolidge being sworn in as president in Plymouth with family, notary, and local witnesses. The narrator notes Coolidge's frugality, honesty, and restraint, contrasting past decency with later public life and critiquing postwar policy and Soviet aid choices.
Tigers Rout Indians 16-6 in Major League clash
In a high scoring game Detroit Tigers defeated the Cleveland Indians 16 to 6. Hal Howser delivered a key pitch as Detroit built a commanding lead early and never relinquished control.
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Third Game of Series Here Tonight at Legion Field
Hope and Murlfrees clash in the Southwest Arkansas League playoff with 8 PM start at Legion Field. Player Appreciation night bars passes as proceeds fund entertainment for players and families. Hope lists Gilson Ross at manager and Ralph Gregory likely to pitch for the Red Sox. each side holds one win.
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Bobcats Light Practice Under Night Sky
The Bobcats held a late workout under lights with few spectators as concerns over dew kept the ball slick. A mix of first and second team players competed with several standout backs and linemen named for likely roles, while defensive standouts Barbaree and Williams impressed alongside a large group who will see much action.
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van Wiggins
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Bill Gunter
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Chubby Williamms
Travis Singland
Clyde Arnold
Verndon Kennedy
Mac Hooper
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Bill Camp
Night Radio Schedule for New York Listings
For tonight in New York, a packed schedule across NBC CBS ABC and MBS. Programs include Philip Marlow show at 8:30, This is FBI at 8:40, Bandstand U. S. A and Vincent Lopez later, with a Saturday baseball game New York at Washington at 1:30 p.m. The lineup lists various music, drama and public affairs slots throughout the evening.
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Jan Gacber
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Nude body found in Big Lake near Weinghisville
Unidentified white man, nude, was found floating in Big Lake near Weinghisville south of Little Rock. Dr. Howard A. Dishough, Pulaski county coroner, said the body had been in the water for weeks and was discovered by two Little Rock fishermen.
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Wicked Dad's Final Plot Reveals Painful Family Pact
In a dying scene Cornelius Frey taunts Ede about family, money, and control. He reveals she may bear responsibility for the clan after his death, implying a deeper motive beyond forgiving a past misstep as he prepares to expose a hidden plan. Ede confronts him as the family legacy hangs in the balance.
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Minors Face World Series Televsion Stakes Debate
A Sporting News piece questions minor leagues' share of the $800,000 World Series TV dough while praising efforts to boost farm talent. The column suggests major league announcers acknowledge farm clubs and hints at college eligibility issues amid raids. Also notes college rosters, player practice, and scattered game results across leagues.
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Directors of Rural Co-ops in Session
The fourth annual meeting of officers and directors of Arkansas rural electric co-operatives opened in Little Rock. Governor MacMath and Rep. I. W. Trimble are set to speak at a banquet. Speakers include W. B. Huff of Farmers Electric Newport, John Doyle of Marianna, John Faulkner of Rich Mountain Mena, and Augusta, plus Harry L. Oswald, ex executive manager. R. G. Gates of Berryville will send a message from President E. H. Looney of Fayetteville on army duty.
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Robber Pleads Guilty After Bank Heist Attempt
Lonope sept 7 an automobile dealer named Jack Anderson aged 50 pleaded guilty in Cabot to attempting to rob a bank last February 18. He received a suspended five year sentence after being frightened away by three female bank employees and a arriving customer.
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Tigers Back in Lead But Eye Oncoming Sox
Detroit Tigers rise to the top of the American League pennant race while eyeing the Boston Red Sox, who surge after a series win over the Yankees. Boston's hot form contrasts with a poor road record against contenders, as both teams face crucial upcoming games. The Red Sox and Yankees were idle as Detroit met the White Sox in Chicago.
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Annual School Election Notice in Hope District No 1-A
A legal notice announces the Hope School District No 1-A annual election in Hempstead County Arkansas for September 26, 195, to elect two board members and vote on a 25 mill school tax plus 7 mill for a $306,000 bond. Polls run 8 AM to 6 PM at Hope City Hall and Fulton Schaal a. County officials E R Brown and Claud H Sutton oversee.
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