Dayton Shower for Miss Betty Heck Ends Series of Events
The Dayton social scene closed a string of Betty Heck bridal showers with a party hosted by her aunt Mrs. Charles Snellgrove. The gathering featured fall floral decor, a pink and white luncheon, and a gift-opening session attended by relatives including Miss Jane Heck Miss Ann Heck and Miss Linda Sue Heck along with the honored guest and hostess.
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Betty Heck
Gordon Hughes
Charles Snellgrove
Hillcrest Ave
Dayton
Richard Phibbs
John Mayberry
Glenn Blair
Robert Blair
James Allen
Carl Leibrock
Betty Phibbs
Dwight Phibbs
West Carrollton
Thomas Heck
W. S. Conklin
R. A. Heck
Netti Korn
Jane Heck
Ann Heck
Linda Sue Heck
Walter Miller
Watchtower Society Speaker Schedules Bible Talks
H N Dague will speak Saturday October 1 at 1 pm at the Kingdom Hall. Sunday October 2 at 3 pm he will present a Bible lecture titled Safety in the World Crisis. A Watchtower study follows. Tuesday 8 pm Bible study uses The Kingdom is at Hand. Thursday 7 30 pm service meeting followed by Theocratic Ministry School.
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H. N. Dague
The
Watchtower Society
the Kingdom All
Dague “Safety In the World
Watchtower
Theocratic Ministry School
Union Baptist Church Sunday program noted
Life of Isaiah Sunday school lesson at 9 30 a m devotions by church officers at 10 45 a m sermon by Rev B A Mitchell with Holy Communion Mt Zion choir to join Union Baptist at 3 30 p m Young People meeting at 6 30 p m sermon by Rev R L Robinson at 7 30 p m
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Isaiah
B. A. Mitchell
Mt. Zion
Union Baptist
R. L. Robinson
Seven Escape Two Die In B-29 Crash At Chattanooga
A flaming Army B-25 crashed near Lovell Field Chattanooga after seven soldiers parachuted to safety. Two crewmen were killed including pilot Capt William Blair of Houston who stayed with the craft to avoid a populated area. One paratrooper, Cpl Norman Hinson of Waycross Ga., likely fell about 6000 feet without a parachute. The aircraft was en route from Augusta to Spokane and the crew bailed out starting at 6000 feet.
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Chattanooga
Norman Hinson
Waycross Ga
Augusta
Spokane
Wagh
Lovell Field
Cloudy Mild Weather Pattern Forecast
The forecast notes rapid morning temperature rise from 38 to 55 degrees and a tonight low of 45 to 50. Sunday expected to be cloudy and mild with possible showers in the west and north at night. yesterday's range was 34 to 66 degrees.
Russian Roulette Fatal For Youth
In Portland Oregon a youth was found dead from a heart shot during a game of Russian roulette. Two other ten year old boys confessed they fled home and attempted the dangerous game with a nine shot .22 revolver.
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Portland
Ore
William Browne
Elvin Moraski
Moraski
Browne
Traffic Cop Tickets New Car Driver in Montgomery
Police officer Roland L. Banville wrote a parking ticket and left it under a windshield wiper. The driver says he failed to recognize his license number as it was a new car. The incident occurred in Montgomery, Alabama.
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Montgomery
Ala
Roland L. Banville
Television Schedules Saturday Night Preview
TV guide fragment lists programs on WReC-TV CBS channel including Man's Best Friends and Lucky Pup. Mentions Cleveland Browns coverage and Cavalcade of Stars with roller derby news and a Paul Whiteman segment. Weather at 10.36 and various program times unclear due to OCR errors.
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Eddie Iter
Wrec
Numerical fortune puzzle with name based key numbers
Instructions describe a daily message puzzle using a key number derived from your first name. Count name letters, adjust by minus four if six or more letters or plus three if fewer than six, then read letters under checked squares in a rectangle from left to right to reveal the message.
Feathered Creature Horizon 1 Depicted Kira Jitisabird
A compact item presents a word puzzle style listing clues and answers across letters and numbers. It mentions terms like sea eagle Greek letters and Hebrew letters alongside cryptic prompts and a few modern references.
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Kira Jitisa
Samarium
Answer to Previous Puzzle 35 Heed 36 Peels 38 Appellations
Puzzle clues yield a concise set of terms each matching a clue in a historical quiz. The list includes short forms and common nouns aligned with the given indices and the rhythm of a puzzle page.
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Paradise
Great Lake
Postman Tosses Son From 14th Story Then Jumps
In Huntington West Virginia a 44 year old postal worker Claude Hatton threw his five year old son David from the top floor of a 14 story building and then jumped himself. Both bodies were found near a busy downtown corner as shoppers and workers watched. Police said the child suffered fatal injuries and Hatton died on impact. A doctor diagnosed Hatton with simple indigestion and a prescription was found in his pocket.
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Huntington
W. Va
Claude S. Hatton
David
Hatton
Helen Adkins
Berboursville
Post Office
Taft Attacks Truman Welfare Claims In Campaign Speech
The former president assailed President Truman’s housing, school health services, hospital expansion and other welfare measures as overstated credits. He framed his critique around each program and asserted the impact on taxpayers.
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Taft
Truman
Truman Back Plans to Witness Pageant
President Truman, returning from Missouri, planned to watch an afternoon Water pageant commemorating the 150th birthday of the Washington naval gun factory. He arrived by plane from Kansas City and the yacht Williamsburg was to pick him up at the gun dock for the 2 15 p.m. marine show.
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Washington
Truman
Missouri
Williamsburg
Washington Naval
Kansas City
Lucas proposes amendment to farm bill on subsidy norm
Senator Lucas moved an amendment to the Anderson farm bill criticizing the way normal supply is calculated for subsidies. He argues current normal supply includes surplus commodities exported by the Commodity Credit Corporation inflating payments and that his plan would correct this interpretation to curb inflated subsidy payments.
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Anderson
Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Yugoslavia Faces Break in Ties Amid Soviet Slant
Yugoslavia denounces Moscow while Poland and Hungary celebrate the Soviet move. Belgrade radio cites the treaty as a scrap. Poland orders Yugoslav envoys to leave Warsaw and Hungary bans 10 Tito diplomats. Yugoslav officials expel nine Hungarian diplomats in Belgrade as retaliation.
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Tito
Russia
Tanjug
Kremlin
London
Belgrade
Poland
Hungary
Laszlo Rajki
Rajk
Warsaw
Budapest
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs
An early radio listing shows 8:00 Hollywood Star Theater and 8:30 Danece Orch with national guard and dance music. Entries include Dennis Day, Canova, Opry News, Peter Grant, and a life music sign off from Lombardeland, USA.
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Hollywood Star Theater
Ind
Nat'l. Guard Rep
Peter Grant
Danece Orch
Plastics Liven Up The Dorm
A sophomore highlights washable flexible woven plastic fabric for dorm upholstery and accessories. The material resists staining, is easy to clean, and keeps shapes with minimal care. Lumite plastic shoes and carry-all bags are praised for weather resistance and stuffing items neatly while saving space.
New York Stocks Quoted Across Major Industries
The morning quotes list Allied Stores American Can American Radiator Armco Steel Anaconda Copper Aviation Airplane companies and several others. Notable movers include General Electric General Motors Goodyear and United Aircraft with mixed percentages. The page reflects the broad market snapshot with rail and utility stocks showing varied activity.
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Wwe AM
Greene & Brock
Allied Stores
Amer
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Tel
Telse
Petax Ee Itimore
Decredeees
Cevsesseeces So
Ix Aviation
Éetrieves
Blehem Steel
Ing Airplane Co
WEES
Ee Greeen Jenweuys
Pacifie Biden Krysier
Columbia Gas & Electric
Commonwealth Edison
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northerm
Sesreseasess
Kennecott Copper
Tere
Maas Paeid
Iss
Etenseeerteses Ny
Ead
Montgomery Ward Celavesce
Nash Kelvinator Es
National Cash Register
Newport Inc
Ensei
New York Central RR
New York Central RR Sei
Northern Pacific RR
Eetsess Ae Cro
Uvetenens
Packard Pesuereeees
Pan Amer
Airways
Paramount Neste Enes
Ponnerivenia WE Ceitkaetees
Pheelpe Ieecen
Phillips Petroleum
Seveshnesnes
Wy Procter & Gambie Vedeeseess GS Een Jeene
Texas Care
United Aircraft
United Airlines
U. S
Ae U
Weat Electric Tee
Danes Vv Heeenge al Vase
Zeni Radio
Army Plans to End Race Distinctions in Service
Washington AP reports the Army will implement a program to guarantee equal treatment and opportunities for all personnel regardless of race or color. Secretary Gray announced the plan with Defense Secretary Johnson's approval, aligning with Truman orders to desegregate the forces. The Army will not mix Negro personnel into white units but will place skilled Negro soldiers in roles where their specialties are best used while keeping existing units intact.
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Army
Gray
Defense Johnson
Navy
Air Force
Truman
Johnson
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