Gable and Spreckels Wed Fifth Time in Double Ring Ceremony
Clark Gable aged year old and Williams Spreckels 37 wed yesterday in Minden Nevada in a double ring ceremony. The pairing marks Gable’s fifth marriage and Spreckels’ third. The event at the Peace Officer’s office followed a long on again off again romance.
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Clark Gable
Y Williams Spreckels
Ac‘ss
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Gable
Williams
the Peace
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St. Helena
Calif
S. Elizabeth Nessor
Los An
Fisher
Glenbrook
Lake Tahoe
Josephine Dillon
Ria Langham
Carole Lombard
Sylvia Ashley
Douglas Fairbanks Sr
Don’t Look or Bright Lights of a Splashy Ont
A fragmented OCR item notes a warning against looking toward bright lights or a splashy event. The readable text hints at caution about visual distractions and public display in an urban setting, with no clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Russell backs bonus plan against Pentagon reserve push
Sen. Russell says he remains opposed to compulsory military reserve service and will push his $400 cash bonus proposal for veterans enlisting in ready reserves. He doubts Adm. Radford's testimony and notes the Senate committee will draft its own bill while the United States produced 2.5 tons of coal per person in 1954.
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Travel Ban Lifted for Pravda Reporter Visit to Stratford
Secretary of State Dulles granted an exception to the Soviet travel ban allowing Eugene Litoshko of Pravda and his wife to spend several days in Stratford for the American Shakespeare Festival. Litoshko will cover the festival opening and Julius Caesar premiere, traveling 60 miles from New York by train.
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Woman Wins 50 In Jingle Test At Marathon Stations
Mrs Evelyn Young of 1400 Penfield St won $50 for top jingle in Marathon contest sponsored by Ohio Oil Co. L R McWhorter presented the check. Independent judges from R H Donnelley Corp selected her entry from submissions by Marathon service stations and tank truck salesmen.
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Evening with God at Mayfield Church
Mrs Bertha Perkins presents An Evening with God at Mayfield Church 3411 Bur bank Ave. 7:30 p.m. tomorrow featuring religious readings by Rev and Mrs Eugene Adkins of Dayton and musical selections by Margaret Laning Odessa Parsons the Kincaid sisters Franklin Singers Medley Singers Melvin Thornsburg John Draxier the Rev and Mrs Louis Smith Mattie Rae Jackson and Mrs Bertha Webb. A glass donation drive will collect old spectacles to send to Columbus.
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Burbank Ave
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Dayton
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John Draxier
Louis Smith
Mattie Rae Jackson
Bertha Webb
Perkins
Columbus
Name Change Sought by Detroit Man Larry Andrews
DETROIT Elefiherois Ka younidis 34 asked Probate Court yesterday to change his name to Larry Andrews. He said even his wife cannot spell his name.
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Public hearing on Madison Township tax budget July 20 1955
Notice to inspect two copies of the Madison Township Tax Budget in Butler County Ohio offices. A public hearing will be held July 20 1955 at 4 30 PM at the Board office. Township Clerk Sigel signs the notice.
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Madison Township
Butler County
Ohio
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Butter County
Middietown
Eastway Boulevard
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Gloria H Lemmons
Middletown
Harry F. Walsh
Wilmer, Wilmer & Wilmer
E City
Tler County
Francis Carmody
City Commission
Ike Reminded Of Pledge To Keep TVA Efficient
Tennessee leaders and Citizens for TVA urged President Eisenhower to honor his campaign pledge to keep the Tennessee Valley Authority at maximum efficiency. They called for removal of Dixon Yates contract decision makers and criticized Memphis for building its own power plant, warning against a valleywide pattern. Watkins Overton, a former Memphis mayoral candidate, said Memphis breaking with TVA suits opponents.
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