Rifleman TV Series Aims Westward Adventure
A fragmentary note describes a new western TV series titled The Rifleman, focusing on frontier life and a lone gunslinger’s path across the West. It hints at cast introductions, plot tension, and the era’s style, with mention of character dynamics and a setting that blends action with domestic drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bory
Tosiuhl
ALC TV
Howevelely
Maapli Dilauil
Nile Sen
Colineis
Phil Hall
Cabondel
Ruth
Horth
Arkansas Bond Issue Amendment Question Voted On
A legal notice outlines a proposed state constitutional amendment regarding city or county revenue bonds for industrial development. It details voter qualification, bond terms not exceeding six percent interest, payment through taxes, and procedures for approving the measure at the next general election.
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Arlasas
Ucinbar
Barcolius
Arkansas
Elacton
Arkarins
Atdsany Couniy
Williele Spaltiye
Pit
Yauch
Arpese Nf
Poveltys Jigdustry
Suen Honus
County Exchange
Gary Caste
Dale
Ingunny
Efian
Eman
The Brand Rider by Ed La Vanway
An OCR fragment recounts a tense scene featuring a character named Cole in a smokehouse. gunfire, threats, and a dramatic confrontation unfold as Cole acts to free captives and confront assailants amid smoke, darkness, and fear. The piece appears to be a serialized western or adventure vignette with rugged dialogue and peril.
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Lane
Dane
Raush
Sherif Cole
Ling
Sorensen
Lune
Anite
Wm Hane
Lars Jensom
Lana Piso
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Arkansas Legislature Proposal
A garbled text fragment details a proposed constitutional amendment in Arkansas. It references the House of Representatives and Senate, general election timing, and submission to voters for approval. The legible elements indicate a constitutional change process and sections about voting power and amendments within the state constitution.
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Hoge
State of Arkanas
Senate
State of Arkansas
Pele
Popedon
Arkansas
Sven
DeGaulle Wins Battle for Constitution
Paris voters approved the new constitution by a vast margin, with official tallies showing 7,068,828 yes votes and 4,624,477 no votes amid a record turnout of 84.9 percent. De Gaulle, praised as wartime hero, gains strong authority as France reshapes government. the Journal reports a decisive landslide and broad international impact.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Aidrane
France
Prance
West Africa
Unpire Oso
Gilnea
Mink de Gaulle
Newsmen Escape Red Gunfire Under Chinese Pagoda
Four town men and a Chinese escort officer survived ten minutes of Communist artillery fire on Quemoy as they sheltered under a pagoda. The group described the fragile shelter as a flimsy tone on four slim pillars while the attack raged nearby.
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Quemoy
Associated Press
De Gaulle gains powers amid French political crisis
A fragmented French parliament battle over de Gaulle's constitutional move leaves the Communists as the largest bloc in the National Assembly. The leader secures temporary dictatorial powers for four months to push a new electoral law and form a new assembly, with sections likely arriving in late November or December.
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Wilhi
Napoleon
de Gaulete
France
de Gaulla
Thes
Reds
National Assembly
de Galle
Officer Found Guilty of Hitting Negro in Court Martial
A court martial in Kaiserslautern Germany found Major Leonard V. Bailey guilty of disorderly conduct for striking an African American officer. The panel substituted the disorderly conduct offense for more serious charges, and the verdict followed about two hours of deliberation. Sentencing was postponed after the decision.
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Kaiserslauthan
Germany
Sever
Enloliels
Maj
Lennard V
Bailey
Rogers
The
Cour
Bai ‘Noy
Deta
Sing
Diluetiony
Tuday
Aessinn
Photographers Capture Arrival at Major Quemoy Supply Immission
Photographers including George Sweers document the busy scene as the contingent arrives, shielding their eyes from splashing mud and oil. Reporters from Reuters, French Press Agency, CBS, and others cover the event while observers note the scale of the shipment and the Chinese Navy presence.
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George Sweers
Gmight
Russel
Reuters
Fenocls Lar
Raymond Long
CBS
Emde
Dutch lensmaker and a staged incident at a officers club
A 1608 Dutch spectacle maker Hans Lippei'shey found two lenses and used them to view a weather vane which appeared as big as life. A later incident at an officers club in Holley involved Rogers in a dispute during a show with profane words and a reported body injury to a person named Buck, with conflicting accounts of kicking.
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Flory
Hans Lippei'shey
Wwork
Middeburg
Holland
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rogers
Grant-2
Bolley
Holley
Tts Bocsts
Roget Pattiyal
Butley
al Deagl
Women Held Near $10,000 Theft At Little Rock Store
In Little Rock two Black women, Mildred Sumtmerville 32 and Evelyn White 30, were arrested in connection with an estimated $10,000 in merchandise stolen from Kempners department store over several years. Officers say the items were resold at half price by a middleman, with private detectives and sheriff’s deputies aiding the probe.
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Little Rock
API
Little Heck
Mildred Sumtmerville
Kempners
Evelyn White
Posse
Pelgate
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