Black Hills Passion Play advance tickets on sale
Advance tickets for the Black Hills Passion Play will be sold Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce building. The production at K U Hoch Auditorium in January features Josef Meier as Jesus with a 125 person cast and animal stock. Tulsa TV camel Sheba also stars from the David and Bathsheba film. The play, dating to 1242 in monastery origins, is staged in Spearfish South Dakota with a touring company in winter and spring drawing about 100000 summer visitors.
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Chamber of Commerce
K. U
Hoch
Josef Meier
Jesus of Nazareth
Clara Hume
Mary
Jesus
Charles Arganbright
Pontius Pilate
Fred Hagan
Judas Iscarlot
George Dayton
Caiaphas
Mayela Kishner
Mary Magdalene
William Foster
John
Disciple
August Randall
Simon
Peter
Richard White
Longinus
Julio Averill
Dathan
Charles Lum
Ezekiel
Ann Schaefer
Salome
Charles Adams
Herod
Sheba
Tulsa T. V
Paramount
David and
Bathsheba
Tulsa
T. V
Jesus Christ
Guppenberg
Europe
United States
Molor
Hitler
Black Hills
Spearfish
Meier
Dae
Radioactive liquid gold shows cancer hopes at AAAS meeting
Reports from the American Association for the Advancement of Science describe colloidal gold as a radiation treatment for cancer. Dr Gould A Andrews notes the gold particles stay localized in tumors, limiting spread but raising safety questions. Seven Jacksonville family members die in auto train crash near Daytona Beach.
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Philadelphia
Jrolik
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Association
Gould A. Andrews
Oak Judge National Laboratory
Yenn
Daytona Beach
Fla
Jacksonville
Mack Cooner
T. L. Norwood
Florida East Coast Railway
H. L. Ham
South Daytona Beach
Cooners
U S Army challenges British .280 rifle in trials
Aberdeen Proving Ground reports show U S Army ordnance experts defending the .20 caliber standard amid demonstrations of a light 30 caliber rifle. British, French, and Canadian officers observe. shooters praise recoil and handling. discussion centers on power, weight, and rate of fire for rapid engagements.
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Aberdeen Proving Ground
United States Army
Britain
Bis
Churchill
Trman
Washington
U. S. Army
U. S
Ordnance
France
Canada
Second Highest Auto Production Predicted for 1951
Detroit report from December 28 notes Automotive News predicts a total 6,752,000 cars and trucks for 1951, the second highest in history. By week’s end US plants are expected to produce 5,335,000 cars and 1,417,000 trucks, with last year’s record at 6,658,000 cars and 1,344,000 trucks.
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Detroit
Automotive News
United States
Production Goals to Be Theme of Farm Meetings
A six‑meeting U S Department of Agriculture Mobilization conference series will push farm production goals for 1952. Emmet Worner of Manhattan chairs the state committee. Meetings start January 2 in Hutchinson and run January 3 in Chanute, January 4 in Topeka, January 21 in Beloit, January 22 in Colby, and January 23 in Garden City, all at 10 a.m. Kansas State College staffers Fred J. Sykes of Salina and Dr. P. H. Stephens of Wichita will speak along with other officials. The talks note small changes in the number of milk cows on U.S. farms.
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U. S.D. A. Mobilization Committee
Emmet Worner
Manhattan
Hutchinson
Chanute
Topeka
Beloit
Colby
Garden City
Kansas State College
Fred J. Sykes
Salina
P. H. Stephens
Wichita
The People Make Their Choice in Desert Leadership
The lesson argues democracy rests on citizen judgment and courage. It recalls Israel’s desert trek under Moses Joshua and divine guidance, warning against letting privilege breed complacency. Today, as then, choice shapes nations and faithfulness to the true God remains crucial.
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Egypt
Mosca
Marah
Joshua
Israel
Moses
Desert
Nile
Midian
al- Way
Thi WU
Fark
Sinai
Eccles Will Marry in Second Union for Two Notables
Marriner S. Eccles, New York banker and former Federal Reserve Board chairman, obtained a license to wed Mrs. Sara Madison Glassie of Chevy Chase Maryland. Eccles is 61 and Mrs. Glassie 43, both entering a second marriage. no wedding date was announced. Mrs. Glassie is known for Washington social and charitable work.
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New York
Death for His Efforts Merced California Story
A 39 year old farm worker named Gay Brown was struck and killed while attempting to rescue a bewildered dog on a highway near Merced California. The incident occurred Wednesday night as passing cars threatened the animal. The dog escaped unharmed. Read the Classified Ads.
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Merced
Calif
Gay Brown
Brown
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