Edge of Doom A Berkshire hillside viewing note
SAM GOLDWYN urged a viewing of Edge of Doom. GEORGE SoKolsky, a non fan, recalls Goldwyn’s persistence and contrasts past escapes with the film described as a daring adventure. The observer and neighbor Herbert Arnold attend at Great Barrington, unsure of audience reception to the unrelentingly blunt movie.
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Sam Goldwyn
Warsaw
Germany
America
George soKolsky
Goldwyn
Walter Wanger
Joan of Arc
Berkshire Hills
Great Barrington
Herbert Arnold
Self-Examination for a Nation in Crisis
By George Sokolsky at conscience, the piece laments America’s drift from its New England and Virginia roots. It argues faith and belief are the spine of a great people, criticizes materialism, and calls for national self-examination to understand war, charity, and shifting values in 1950.
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New England
Virginia
China
India
Asia
Air control pilots strike at Yongsan village in Korea
Lt Don Morgan and HAL BOYLE in a two-seater T-6 trainer spot targets behind enemy lines north of Yongdong. Four F-80 jets locate and hit a village near Yongsan, destroying tanks, guns, and homes as ground troops advance. The operation showcases a new air control role aiding infantry.
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Don Morgan
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Morgan
Hal Boyle
Taejon-Yongdong- Hwanggan Road
Yongsan
Yongdong
Jets bomb fuel dumps as Morgan reports village destruction
Lt. Morgan guides rockets and 50 caliber fire over villages as jets destroy two fuel dumps and hidden vehicles. He notes red flares, black smoke, and the guerrillas firing back, then expresses longing for his home town and pride in his crew.
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Lt. Morgan
Morgan
The
Associated Press
Boise memories of pioneers and a long wagon journey
A nostalgic Boise reminiscence recalls Aunt Nell and Aunt Kit, grandparent stories from 70 years past, and the Civil War era western trek. It contrasts modern neon lights and air travel with frontier hardship, detailing the Boise River, Ft. Boise, and a Missouri bride meeting her future husband after a watermelon gift.
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Boise
Ida
Canasta
Nell
Kit
Boise Valley
Boise River
Missouri
Indian raiders raid camp for food and braids
In a camp filled with women children and elderly men an Indian war party enters seeking a dead cow and baked goods. They seize great grandmother s red braids but her sister distracts them with a warm apple pie allowing the raiders to retreat hungry rather than kill.
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Grandfather
Oregon Trail
State Historical Museum
Fulton
Boise
Grandmama
Great Grandmother
Great Grandmama
International News Service
Beagle Show Highlights and Local Angling Feats
Rod and Gun notes a preacher catching five bluegills on one worm and a boy catching 33 gills with a fly rod Friday, ranging 6 1/5 to 7 1/2 inches. Ch Chamont Prompter, owned by Vergil Burwell of Canton, won best 13 inch beagle in the Northern Ohio special show near Cleveland. only Stark Beagle Club entry to place.
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Baxter
Palestine
Bob
Ch. Chamont
Prompter
Vergil Burwell
Canton
Ohio
Seven Hills Village
Cleveland
Stark Beagle Club
Charfels Connie wins two titles in 13-inch class
Charfels Connie owned by Char ley Felton of Masillon finished first in both novice and field trial bitches in the 13-inch class. Charfels Major Bing, another Felton entry, placed fourth in American bred dogs and fourth in the field trial. Nobil Hill Tony owned by Don Kryder of East Canton took second in American bred dogs.
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Charfels Connie
Charley Felton
Masillon
Charfels Major Bing
Felton
Nobil Hill Tony
Don Kryder
East Canton
Stark
Ellsworth
Johnny Goodman Wins 1933 US Open as Last Amateur Champion
Omaha golfer Johnny Goodman became the last amateur to win the US Open, capturing the national title in 1933 and ending a storied era in American golf history.
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Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Newcastle Beats Johnstown 12 to 0 in M A League
In the Middle Atlantic League action Newcastle routed Johnstown 12 to 0 while Youngstown won 9 to 5 against Niagara and Butler faced Oil City as rain affected the schedule.
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Newcastle
Johnstown
Youngstown
Niagara
Butler
Oil City
Four Browns Cut as Training Camp Prunes Roster
At Bowling Green Ohio Browns coach Paul Brown trimmed the roster to 39 or 43 players after two daily workouts. Ed Longin from Boston College quarterback guard Bill King from Ball State and Alex Wizbicki formerly of the Bills were waived. Walter Malyk from West Virginia was the first cut. Darrel Palmer and backs Don Phelps and Rex Bumgardner impressed in drills as training camp tightens.
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Bowling Green
Ol’ Sol
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
Cleveland
Brown
Ed Longin
Boston College
Bill King
Ball State Teachers College
Alex Wizbicki
Browns
Darrel Palmer
New York Yankees
Don Phelps
Kentucky
Rex Bumgardner
Buffalo
Southern Association Scores Reported For Baseball Game Pairings
Atlanta beat Little Rock 11 to 4 Memphis defeated Birmingham 17 to 8 Chattanooga edged Mobile 4 to 3 over ten innings New Orleans prevailed over Nashville 5 to 4 in eleven innings.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Little Rock
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Mobile
New Orleans
Nashville
Sebek Blasts Fair Holding Shoe Tourney
John Sebek of Canton as public relations director for the Ohio and American Horseshoe Pitchers Association blasts the Ohio State Fair Board plan to stage an Ohio horseshoe tournament at the state fair opening Aug. 26. He argues the Buckeye State Horseshoe Pitchers Association is no longer the official group and says the AHPA will seek recognition. Copies of the letter go to Governor Lausche state officials and Arlo Harris AHPA president.
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John Sebek
Canton
Ohio and American Horseshoe Pitchers Association, Inc
Ohio State Fair Board
Sebek
Ohio
A.H.P.A
Ed Bath
Buckeye State Horseshoe Pitchers Association
B.S.H. P.A
Frank J. Lausche
Guy Hiner
Ed Witmer
Ohio Board of Agriculture
Arlo Harris
Industrial Horse shoe League postpones Monday night play
Rain forced the postponement of Monday night matches in the Industrial Horse shoe League. Friday night at Ring er Land courts on 30th Street NW will now host 6:30 contests between Stahlheber Sports and Canton News, and Walter Heating versus Low Barbers, followed by 8:30 games Stark Dry Goods versus Canton Floors and Dougherty Flowers against Marlowe Confectionery. City League will see 6:30 Ramies versus Mahoning Hardware, 8:30 Guest Lunch versus Grandview Dairy, and Jacobs Waltner Funeral Home versus Bill's Grill on Wednesday night.
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LAY
Ringer-Land
Stark County League
Stahlheber
Canton News
Walter
Stark Dry Goods
Canton
Dougherty
Marlowe
Ramies
Mahoning Hardware
Grandview Dairy
Jacobs- Waltner Funeral Home
Bill’s Grill
Ohio Indiana League scores update
Lima 5 6 Muncie 0 4 Richmond 9 3 Marion 1 6 Springfield 11 Zanesville 3 Newark Portsmouth not scheduled.
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Lima
Muncie
Richmond
Marion
Springfield
Zanesville
Newark
Portsmouth
Board rescinds fair event advertising as state championship
A local board withdraws its prior ad promoting the fair as the state championship event. Officials cited scheduling and coordination concerns while emphasizing the fair remains open to attendees and participants on its usual dates and venues.
Ez Charles Near Fighting Weight Before Buffalo Title Bout
Cincinnati heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles reports a weight of 185 pounds and plans three miles of road work and three rounds of boxing for several days. He defends the crown August 15 against Freddie Beshore in Buffalo and expects to shed two or three pounds.
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Cincinnati
Ezzard Charles
Freddie Beshore
Buffalo
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