Local News Briefs From Evening Theater And City Pages
A cluttered OCR page lists multiple theater venues and music notes including Bragn of the Th Bae WM Key Mate dheater and Moody Theater M headlines. It mentions Morning Sports 10 Breaktoat data and various local events like Church Calendar Meet the Music and Know Your Wible segments.
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Dheater
Hewduin
Myonlag
Dheatter
Nowsraal
Javsieler
Pull Herney Arwes
Moody Theater
Frank Sdyarda Nowa
Tanerivehestpo
Mutual News
Wiythrn Remndap
New & Markets
Newn
Tad Meridig Pevellonal
Rowert Torleigh
Henuching
Wonderr
Curt Muskey
KXAN
Lila Rhoades
Nastville Moore
Dolla Ciansbling Cyc
Arkansas News
Ifradling
Lota
Myeonlog
Gabriel Heathir
Newareed
Moody
Don
Veliasuis Jota Steel
Bill Henry
Nightmare Witnessed in Chelsea Apartment
A chaotic scene unfolds after a violent struggle in an apartment. Libby, Hugo, Tabby, and Philip are central as a confrontation ends with Libby found brutalized and taken to safety. Police arrive amid a web of confusion and fear as investigators seek the missing details of the assault along with the whereabouts of the other involved.
Wedding Bells and Banquet Mark Langley Todd Nuptials
Miss Rosana Langley and Bob G Todd wed in a detailed Prescott ceremony officiated by Reverend Dennard. The event featured a white bridal gown, silver candelabras, and a reception in Langley Hall with guests from Abilene and San Angelo. Attendants included Alma Lois Ferrell and Miss Alma Langley, while guests included Mrs. Harvey Leonard and family from Texas. A rehearsal dinner at the Langley home preceded the wedding weekend festivities.
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Buate
Dali Waters
Vedio
Harvey Lavine
Tee Tate
Atdtexe
Pekan
Dennard
Getic
Misa de Care
Welio
Laffeta
Gallegaya
ASV
Barnthy
Lgdivlogia
Dolin Tharcis Daunley
Langley
Liebeide
McKenzie
If. B. Try
C. A. Haynes
Jacl Burehareh
Mary Beth Bryson
Hiardin-Senemons University
Tord
Dirdins Simmons University
McKennie
Rosana Langley
Bob G. Todd
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J. J. Canglay
Johany Lungley
Alma Lois Ferrell
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A. V. Regnley
Gene Lee
Dedimny
Ilev
Myr Hervey Beanared Todt
San Angelo
Pessos
Harvey Leonarth Yous
Abilene
Tess
H. Flogir
Mastin
Texas
Channel 6 TV and public land use notes
A fragmented broadcast listing mentions Channel 6 TV and CBS ABG DTN with garbled station names and weather and public notices. It notes public ownership of land and a valuation figure around $52 per parcel, with several references to carts, voters, and imports.
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KCMG
Cbs
AO West Leathers
Westeris Pitartor
Westeriuin
Nunseist Wits
Truman Attacks Ike on Defense Policy Across Nation
Former President Truman’s broad defense critique drew mixed, party aligned reactions after his Labor Day Detroit speech to about 155000 spectators. He condemned this year’s defense cuts and urged strong national defense, while Senate Republicans praised Ike’s expertise. Truman also attacked domestic policy on interest rates housing power and labor law.
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Washington
Truman
Eisenhower
Whch
Detroit
Sun
Millikin
Colorado
Conference of
Senate Republicans
Igisenhower
Ymin
Sen. Dirksen
Europe
Uruman
White House
GOPs Believe Voters Favor McCarthy
GOP leaders believe voters favor Senator McCarthy and plan to spotlight his investigations in next year’s Senate campaigns. The Republican campaign committee began lining up opposition against Democrats in Wisconsin and other states, with Senators Forear of Delaware, Vologos of Illinois, Gatlette of Iowa, Thampheey of Minnesota, and Mueragy of Montana named as targets. A committee official said McCarthy may be used to bolster GOP candidates if plans mature. McCarthy’s last year’s Senate bid saw heavy support in Wisconsin. Dirksen said McCarthy is an asset, and Illinois crowds cheered his investigations. The GOP could be outnumbered in the Senate if Ohio's Lausche appoints a Democrat to succeed Taft.
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Ste Carthy
Wisconsin
Senate
Aelrpacke
Armuniten Agaist
Froar
Delvaware
Voluglos
Efinois
Gatlette
Lowa
Thampheey
Minnesota
Mueragy
Montane
MetCarthy
GOP
Metlarthy
Maryland
Schoho M. Butler Dufeat
Milelard BK
Tedingson
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Walter J. Kohler Jr
Metarthy
Uiselalmins
Congress
Sen
Dirksen
Ilinois
Tulare
Illnois
Morse
Ind-ore
Guy. Ink Lausche
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Prisoner Escapes at Forrest City Jail During Services
A prisoner escaped from St. Francis County Jail in Forrest City during inmate religious services. Arlie Davis, a Georgian held on a sailor robbery charge, was identified as the fugitive. Authorities say Davis slipped out via a skylight after a bar was found missing and the escape went unnoticed. Sheriff Campbell blamed a lapse tied to 1952 campaign rhetoric and noted party criticims of government aiding big business.
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Forrest City
St. Francis County
Carl Campbell
Arlie Davis
Campbell
Davis
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RRA
Wegh
Mlins Mutual
Aphitecok Broadcastion System
Aloo Parputas! Network
Ike
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Maiden
South Mead
Fermier
Notre Dame Jeny School
Wigeniawer
Ale Aggott
Wik Hugo
Ani Suga
Tor Fennel
Philip Eta
Tne
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Philip
Ava
Sean Anya
Fuga
Una
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George Amd
Anita
Poe
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Ferenke
Phaly Voleon
Libby
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Theraday
Umea
Armin
Louis
Bane
Ithion
Kerry
Cindy
Waller Balle
Man Who Bros Bibligye
Vola
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Antler
York
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Gavin
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Thorne
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Ae Danbiry
Libby Hind
Minti
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Crearge
Prescott News
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Joing
Misa Langley
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Todd
Be Bryson
Edward
Jim Mye Hey
Harvey Lanoard Total
San Angel
Harvey Leonard ‘Bedd
Austene
Ho Hogar
Facithine
Vivian Gowin
Little Hoek
W. Co Moare
Margie Clark
Mrs. Adan
Mary
Martha
Malvern
D. M. Clern
Mr. and Me
Little Roel
Gene Hale
Fay
J. B. Regan
Mister Yunevy
Little Rock
Michael Aaron Music
George Bright
Univ. of Ark
Mayetteville
Meredith Bright
Marguerite Bright
Jackie McMahon
Christine McMahen
Whites Huisis
Raok
Wiwaters
Pingily
Leo
Channel 6
Peru
Moce Uva
Vito
Mérol Motors
Hempstead Motor Co
Walnut
GMC
Republian
Apl-Cio
Hope Federal Savings & Loan Association
East 2Nd St
Frank J. Hill
Fred O. Ellis
Crosley TV
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