Vanishing Point Show Steers TV Drama Outlook
John Lester argues The United States Steel Hour on ABC is the best TV drama, praising its director Alex Segal and potential line up. He notes Bankhead Hedda Gabler and Rise Of Carthage as upcoming highlights, compares Segal to Tony Minor, and outlines Segal’s method and energy.
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Woman Identified After Chillicothe Bus Station Death
A woman who collapsed and died at the Chillicothe bus station on Christmas Day has been identified as Mrs. Gertrude Curtin about 45 of Genessee Pa. Her personal effects had no ID but she was traced through a New York doctor's prescription.
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Camels Sail to Hollywood for Film Careers
An American freighter recently departed Brisbane carrying 24 camels bound for U S film work. The animals, descendants of imports from India about 80 years ago, were once used for rugged Australian transport but are now slated for entertainment roles.
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India
Bolivia and Brazil to joint oil search in sub-Andean zone
Bolivia and Brazil will launch a joint oil exploration effort in Bolivia's sub-Andean region. The collaboration aims to boost reserves and energy output, leveraging Brazil's technical capacity and Bolivian natural resources. The two nations plan shared seismic surveys and potential development once finds are confirmed.
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Brazil
New Year Party Planned by VFW Ladies in Wellington
Wellington scene notes a New Year's Eve party at the Memorial Post VFW home with music by an orchestra and lunch for guests. The item also covers community Christmas gatherings, honors, hospital stays, and local social events with multiple named residents and addresses.
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Ohio Publisher, Businessman Dies Aboard Cruise
Richard Stanton Wolfe executive vice president of BancOhio and treasurer of Dispatch Printing Co died Sunday aboard a West Indies cruise at age 46. He served on the Dispatch board and led Radio Ohio Inc operator of WBNS radio. Wolfe died aboard the Coronia near Curacao after sending Christmas greetings. cause is unlearned.
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Suburban Calendar Highlights and Notices
Suburban Calendar lists events for Grafton Eaton Ridgeville and Chatham. Junior Y-Teens host a slumber party with Mrs Charles Yates in Grafton. Lat a Lot Club dinner at Wishbone. Mary's Circle Eaton Ladies meets December 30 at noon with Mrs Neva Hahn. Neighborly Club gathers Wednesday at 1 p.m. with Jane Graff. Fellowship supper night at the Congregational Church in Chatham.
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Police swarm after bank alarm triggers in Stamford
State and local police along with FBI agents rushed to a Stamford bank after an alarm was accidentally set off. They were nearby for a meeting about a holdup at another bank in the area, and quickly responded to the alert.
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Cars in Pakistan May Deteriorate Under Import Limits
Karachi reports that rapid corrosion from sand and salt and extreme heat hasten motor car deterioration in Pakistan. As a result, the number of usable cars could decline under current import restrictions.
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Los Angeles Census Claim Praised by Philadelphia Chamber
Philadelphia's Chamber of Commerce highlights a letter from a Los Angeles policeman boasting of an inflated population count. The letter claims Los Angeles rounded up transients in railroad yards and counted individuals on the corner and in homes during a recent census.
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Arabs to Discuss Recognizing Communist China at Council Meet
Cairo dispatch says the Arab League Council plans to study possible recognition of Communist China by all members at its next meeting on January ninth, signaling a major regional diplomacy moment.
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Father And Son Study Forestry Together at OSU
In Corvallis Oregon Thomas H Cody Sr 45 of Portland and his son Thomas H Jr 19 attend forestry classes at Oregon State College. The elder reentered college after 24 years to study forest engineering and plans to graduate with his son in about three years. They aim to start their own forestry firm after graduation.
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Television And Radio Open Merrier Christmas Club Now
Television and radio promotion invites readers to join the 1954 Christmas club promising a merrier holiday season. The feature highlights broadcasting entries and festive programming aimed at households seeking seasonal cheer.
Lorain Elyria Tuesday Radio Schedule Highlight
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Better Steel Business Seen In Next Quarter
Cleveland report notes January should be slightly better than December with February stronger and March a banner month for steel output. Production may hinge on auto demand and replenished inventories, while overreduced stocks risk a metal shortage if Korea or other conflicts flare.
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Oberlin staffer Champion joins Oberlin Savings Bank
Robert J. Champion 108 King Street begins duties today with Oberlin Savings Bank. A well known figure in sports and community affairs, he plans to continue these activities alongside bank responsibilities. Church notes list Grace Lutheran and First Church announcements, baptisms, nominations, sermons, and upcoming events through January.
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Greek man reports threat from anonymous letter over dog
Cairo officer heard George Spadlow a Greek present at a police station with a letter threatening to kill Churchill if he is not removed from his house. He explained Churchill is his dog. In Surat India a campaign has begun to boycott all foreign goods.
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