Kinney Ready for Showdown With Ek Lundt in Western Tale
Kinney vows a clear showdown with Ek Lundt over double dealing as he seeks to keep Eklund alive for potential medical aid. He plans to confront Oates about escaping and heads toward Armington’s ranch to face Narcissa and the girls who resist his presence. He remains determined yet irritated by the town’s hostile reception.
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Eklund
Kinney
Stockett
Oates
Jobie
CPM
Stogkett
Ekgundt
Hat Stockett
Deever
Armington
Narcissa
Patty
Narcis
Kinney uses threats to push doctor in whisky and gun deal
In tense dialogue between Archie Joscelyn Kinney and Dr Eklund an uneasy alliance forms as Kinney demands loyalty and a plan to arm and pay for whiskey and rifles for the Indians. Eklund discovers two wooden boxes hidden under a buggy seat containing brand-new Plains guns, confirming Kinney's gun shipment. The post patrol threatens to complicate their ambitions as night falls.
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Dolf ‘Kinney
Eklund
Kinney
Tal
Doc
Armingtons
Peggy
Tom
Montana
Milkman faces many problems in busy rounds
Milkman Harry B. Vance handles odd requests on two Hamilton routes serving 500 customers. Notes range from asking alternate day deliveries to starting cars, locking dogs, and feeding cats. Vance deciphers meanings like homogenized milk and even a customer joking about buying a cow.
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Harry B. Vane
Vance
Milkman
Hamilton
Actress Linda Darnell To Wed Airline Pilot
Hollywood reports Actress Linda Darnell will marry pilot Rob Robertson. Darnell, 34, on her third marriage, and Robertson, 38, confirmed after a Chicago to Los Angeles freight flight. They announced the engagement on set of a television film.
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Hollywood
Linda Darnell
M. DR. ¢Robby
Robertson
T He
American Airlines
Chicago
Los Angeles
Seven Million Buy All Their Books Through Clubs
New York Americans rely on book clubs for access to a vast range of titles. By 1929 clubs reached about 3 percent of buyers with two million copies, while roughly 70 million adult hard bound books were published that year. Clubs offer lower per book costs and home delivery, catering to diverse interests from poetry to Asia, and serving readers abroad without local bookstores.
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New, York
Bowker
Boakstore
Say
Reprvar
Paperballads
Literary Guild
Penguin egg device aids study of cold protection
Navy scientists report a wireless miniature thermometer device that can measure body temperature at up to 50 feet. Two forms exist: a thumb-sized unit for penguin eggs used by researchers and a smaller thigh worn unit for humans. The system transmits temperature changes to a receiver, enabling remote study of protective clothing and cold adaptation in Antarctic conditions.
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Frank Carey
Science
Washington
Polar
Navy
American Electronic Laboratories
Philadelphia
Antarctic
Antarctica
Ori Reynolds
Selaneey Research
Carl Eklund
National Research Council
Eklund
Reynolds
Government Spending Not A Cure For Recession Says Humphrey
Secretary Humphrey argues against using deficits to spark spending and credit growth. He warns that tax cuts and higher debt inflate costs of living and do not guarantee a revival in business activity. Business leaders debate whether government stepping up spending could offset private slowdowns.
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Sam’ Dawson
New York
The
Treasury
Humphrey
Old Frontier Flavor Gone Immigration Now Streamlined
A historical note contrasts past and present U.S. immigration. It recalls how in earlier times Hungarian migrants faced rough entry, guided by railroad agents with Westbound maps. Today refugees are welcomed via organized camps, large transport planes, and job offers across the nation.
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Nixon
Austria
Atlantic
United States
West
Soviet Explodes Nuclear Weapon in New Test
The Atomic Energy Commission announced another Soviet nuclear test in their current series, the fifth since last August, with no further details given. The report notes the ongoing series began after the U S announcement on November 17, 1956, and cites uncertainty about the total tests conducted.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
United States
Bergman Calls New York Visit All Like a Dream
Ingrid Bergman returns to Paris for work after a brief New York weekend describing her American visit as her first in seven years as “unfortunately too short and it was all like a dream.”
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Paris
Ingrid Bergman
New York
Bergman
America
Memorials for area residents announced after deaths
Andrew aanTUSIAN BARTUSIAK of Terry died of a heart attack at 11 39 am on Monday January 2 en route to a local hospital. Funeral services 2 pm Wednesday January 23 at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home Chapel with Charles Emerson Walker officiating. Burial Sunset Memorial Park. pallbearers listed. Martha Ann Bailes six daughter of Cary and Fred Bailes of Harper Road died at 7 pm Sunday January 20 at her residence. Funeral 11 am Wednesday January 23 at Melton Mortuary Chapel. Burial Sunset Memorial Park. pallbearers named. Robe rt Quesenberry Russell Miles Tillman Smith Charlie Richmond Percy Richmond Frank Bennett listed. Arrangements by Melton Mortuary. Paul Robertson 27 formerly of Sophia died in San Francisco January 17. Visitation Monday January 21 at Williams Funeral Home. Service 1 pm Tuesday January 22 at Williams Funeral Home Chapel. Burial Sunset Memorial Park. pallbearers listed. Irma Worley Snuffer 86 of Surveyor died at 12 pm Saturday January 39 in Jackson Michigan hospital. Service 2 pm Tuesday January 22 at Breckenridge Baptist Church. Burial Sunset Memorial Park. pallbearers A A Farmer Lacy Treadway Dale Covey Norman Stevens Frank Humphrey W Winston. Viewing one hour prior. Arrangements by Webb Quesenberry Funeral Home. Also noted KEYSER FUNERAL HOME contact and ambulance service details.
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Aantusian Bartusiak
Andrew
Terry
Roge and Quesenberry
Neville Street
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Charles Emerson
Walker
Birfal
Sunset Memorial Park
Robert
Quesenberry
Russell Miles
Tillman‘Smith
Charlie Richmond
Percy Richmond
Frank Bennett
Melton Mortuary
Wayne F. Ransom
Joe Dance
Jack Keatley
Beverly Hume
James ‘Laing
Rebeccan
Methodist Temple
Imprertson
Robertson
Paul
Sophia
San Francisco
California
Williams Funeral
Pam
Williams Funeral Home
Dene Wilson
Joe Carhanan
Johnny Milano
James
Hand
Hampton Thomas
Sam Roberts
Guy
Hunt
Snuffer
Irma Worley
Surveyor
Jackson, Michigan
Webb and Quesenberry
Vance Drive
Breckenridge Baptist Church
Earl P. Cochran
Palloearess
A. A. Farmer
Lacy Treadway
Dale
Covey
Norman Stevens
Frank Humphrey
W. A
Winston
Webb & Que
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Tony Martiner
TPLUS
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Barbara Stanwyck
Lydgate
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Mervyn
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el Atish
Sinai’ Peninsula
Israel
Iesi
March of Science
Business Mirror
Maline
Soviet
Rand McNally and Co
Andrew McNally Jr
American West
Dale L. Morgan
Old West
Black Hills
Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
New Mexico
Texas
Nevada
Idaho
Oregon
Colorado
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Norther Pacific
Golden
Northwest
Minnesota
Chamberlin CO. OF America
Murray McClung
Deve
Puneral
Amos
E.‘Quesenberry
Rose & Quesenberry Funeral Home
Neville St
Neat
Mgr. Webb
Ai Vance
Wonibty Payments
Ng Beckley. Insulation Co
Michigan State
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Williams ‘Puneral
Garre
Wellchosen
Egnor ‘Monument
Grab Orchard
Oak Nin
Maf Logan
Fairlawn Avenue
Lyric Theatre
Marveye New
Sanders
Fabulon
Foster. Hardware Co
Beckley
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Dia CL
Harold Williams
Ke Mitchem
Buckley
Sochal
Speer
South Fayette Street
Marguerite’s
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Donald
Amfilfer
Crab Orchard
Dial
Wright
Non Blake
Lovitz
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Ashworth Firestone
Prince
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Zenith TV
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