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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1951
Page
11
Noting a wartime screening preview, the text narrates a film scenario featuring Battersby and Grimsby in a shell blasted village and a nuclear ray gun plot. The producer describes scenes of battle, laboratory intrigue, and a rescue mission with high altitude flight and peril. The dialogue imitates a newsprint voice from a historical era.
A fragment from a film plot description shows Battersby crossing into enemy territory, falling for a girl on the other side, and a pivotal farmhouse reunion scene. It references Murchison in Surrey with his wife, and a newspaper reading moment about a possible archduke murder.
A dense schedule lists programs on WHBE WTAM NBC CBS MBS WHK WNBK WEWS WXEL and other outlets. It notes The Ohio Story on courtroom etiquette with Andrew Coffinberry, Rail Road Hour with Child star Ted Donaldson, Cinema and Drama titles, and orchestra broadcasts. Also mentions Fashion Magic guest Gwenn Walters and Jo Stafford best dressed radio, plus NBC Navy project writer C S Forester.
Eastern time TV listings show many programs on WNBK including News and Features. The article notes a government action removing 13,904 names from the wartime barred list and restoring full citizenship to about 70,000, highlighting Ichiro Hatoyama and other political figures linked to prewar and wartime Japan.
Washington dispatch reports House Republicans plan a renewed effort to curb use of United States troops abroad. Representative Coudert of New York said he has strong backing in policy committees for an amendment to deny authority, signaling a partisan clash over foreign deployment.
In Teheran on August 6, Iran banned patriotic demonstrations to avoid protests that could disrupt oil negotiations with Britain. Premier Mossadegh acted after extremists denounced talks with Richard Stokes. Opposition papers accused him of treason and surrender to oil interests, while one deputy called him traitor in parliament.
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