U.S. Newsmen Entering China Will Have Passports Revoked
Three American reporters who entered Red China this week have had their U.S. passports revoked for travel to Communist China. William D. Worthy Edmund Stevens and Phillip Harrington face possible government action as they violated the travel ban. The State Department limited their passports to return travel to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
United States
State Department
Center- Day
William D. Worthy
Baltimore
Look Magazine
Edmund Stevens
Phillip Harring
U.S
Hong Kong
Moni Stevens
Harrington
Peiping
Moscow
Department
Jong
Red China
Fragmented OCR notes on a 1950s film program and guests
Fragmentary text mentions Cortia Tech, Montgomery Alabama, California, and various show titles. References to contestants, clocks, adventures, bands, and a radar project appear amid scattered proper names such as Mary, Richardson, Susanna Pome, and Captain Hussey. The passage reads like an OCR dump from a newspaper entertainment page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceortia Tech
Fen Brepgrer
Tonaty Oy
Woods Jet
School For Beerets
Mary of Teiontiann
Radar
Richardson
Variety Shows and Comedy Lineup On Deck
Highlights include a variety show with Sid Caesar and Janet play and a musical spoof featuring Jeannie Car. George Go bal show and a rancher drama promise a mix of comedy and adventure. Red Foley music and a country act cap the program.
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Asd
Mernlor
Caesars Hour
Sid Caesar
Janet Play
Carl Rainer
Howard Morris
Shirl Conway
Mat Car
Jeannie
Jeannie Car
Jon
Allen Jooking
Jane
Jeannie MacLannan
Jenee
AL Murray
Stetori
Huwr
Meannie ‘Homagick
Westere Trontier
Janes Atneay
Amida Blake
Peres
Weaver
Milburn Stone
Caperats
Giorge
Ibal
George
Abel
Donna
Trotter
Red Foley
Emess
Aueals
Traffic Toll For New Year Slow To Rise
The toll from a four day holiday period shows a rising death count as cars collide on snow covered highways. National Safety Council forecasts reach 490 by Tuesday midnight, a record for New Year periods, with 407 the prior mark. An Associated Press survey notes high fatalities over Christmas and New Year, including 106 in Christmas travel and a total holiday toll near 973 last year.
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Ing Tour
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Christiaas
Saturday TV and Movie Listings Highlight Local Programs
A dense clipping lists television time slots and film showings for Saturday across multiple venues and theaters. It names programs such as The Maryland Scene, Tex Rangers, Gator Bowl, Ringing Theatre and various film and music segments with station identifiers and times, reflecting a midcentury local schedule. The page includes sports, public affairs, and entertainment blocks with numerous program titles, host names, and station references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Shaw
Teer. Canteen
The
Maryland Scene
Tha Leon Ranger
Playhouse
Texes Rangers
Leura & Hardy
Lita Theatre TM
Gana Aviry
Carteena
Rey Rogers
Guy Lombards
World Union
Lawie É Areven
Starkes
Captain Martt
Marta Criste
Bomb scares sweep New York with fake devices found
Police traced two real bombs to a bomber identified as George Cormac of Bethlehem Pa who collapsed and died in Grand Central Station after arrest. Several fake devices were found at Macy’s, a Queens home doorway, a Manhattan theater, and Grand Central Terminal.
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Vice
Macy's Department Store
Queens
Manhattan
Grand Central Terminal
Paramount Theater
Times Square
George Cormac
Bethlehem
Grand Central Station
Cermat
Stock Quotations From Goodbody & Co. Listed in Hagerstown
Quotations supplied by Goodbody & Co members of the New York Stock Exchange at 10 North Jonathan Street Hagerstown Maryland show current prices for traded securities. The note references iPhone at 430 in the quotation listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good- Body & Co
New York! Stock Exchange
North Jonathan Street
Hagerstown
iPhone
Prayer and growth amid daily life cited by minister
The sermon by John Sutherland Ronnell of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York City urged openness to life events as divine calls and emphasized longing for the God who is greater than sunshine or rain. A note highlights the dramatic growth in telephone usage from 16,000 in 1888 to 3,685,000 now.
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Inga Alyine
Christ
John Sutherland Ronnell
N. YY
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York City
Beauty Gives All Credit To Rabbit's Foot
Maid of Gallon Helen Landon of Huntingdon Tennessee wins the 1957 cottonbelt beauty title over 22 entrants. The 5 foot 3 inch 125 pound junior at the University of Tennessee travels next to New York for wardrobe fittings and a six month tour of the United States and Europe. Judges named Jo Ant Deason of Enoree South Carolina and Sally Wade of Kenton Tennessee as alternates. Pat Cowden of Raleigh North Carolina is outgoing maid.
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Memphis
Tenn
Air Force
Helen Landon
University of Tennessee Coed
Landon
Huntingdon
T. H. Landon
U. S. Air Force
Caribbean
University of Tennessee
New York
Fashion
Ing
United States
Europe
Jo Ant Deason
Enoree
S.C
Maint
Sally Wade
Kenton
Pat Cowden
Raleigh
N.C
Cotton
Wier Attacks Report on District of Columbia Integration
Rep Wier D Minnesota criticizes a House subcommittee report endorsing steps to end racial integration in Washington DC schools. He says the panel aimed to sabotage public school integration and that the findings confirm charges of undermining integration efforts. He serves on the DC Committee noting a subcommittee claim that the two year integration plan damaged DC schools.
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Wasrington
Wier
Minn
House
District of Columbia
Flag Business Getting Better
Washington dispatch notes growing demand for banners once flown over the U S Capitol. In 1956 about 4000 national banners were hoisted then lowered and sent to various parts of the country. Banners are not free and are usually paid for by the requester with occasional congressional or local group funding. A 5 by 8 foot banner costs six dollars and fifty cents.
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Washington
Dec
U. S
Congress
Alarming note fears false alarms in Waterbury area
A handwritten sign found by men near a lamp post warned save a fireman's life and cautioned against false alarms. The note, crafted on rough paper, appeared in an outlying Waterbury district while Landon, a prominent figure, was sailing up river on One Thames, seven miles from town.
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Waterbury
Conn
Landon
Thames
Wee
Hooded attackers beat band director in Camden area
A group of hooded men assaulted Guy Hutchins, band director, after allegedly reacting to his supposed endorsement of school integration. Hutchins, a former Spartanburg and Charlotte symphony director, suffered severe bruises and reported threats to his family as state agents joined county officers in the investigation. Local tensions rise amid recent cross burnings and racial incidents. the Ku Klux Klan denies involvement, while a separate group reportedly formed after a Lions Club appearance.
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Camden
Guy Hutchins
Fromm
Hutchins
Alsoj
Hutching
Vy Hutchins
Spartanburg
S. C
Charlotte
N. C
Camden High
Carniden
Klar
Bickley
U. S .Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Hutchine
Lions Club
Nist
Carlyle Jackson
Four Bills Of Past Sessions Return To New Legislature
Maryland in 1957 faces a reintroduction of four hot bills from past sessions. Key measures include a roadside registration fee hike, a right to work bill opposed as right to wreck, a rollback of scheduled vehicle fee increases, and a rockfish fishing restriction measure. Senate sponsor Fred Markus aims to rerun the fee increases, while lawmakers and lobbyists debate impacts on roads funding, unions, and fishing interests across Annapolis.
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Louis Fanos
Annapolis
Maryland
Work Hill
Wreck Hill
Fred Markus
Dorchester
State Roads Commission
Markus
Bilt Src
Hopper
James Weinrathy
N-Ceeil
Laher
Kilied
TV Guide and Theater Listings From Long Island Rink Visit
A scrambled overview of 1950s program items and acts. Features include Sonny Fox, Ginger Manis, Gehan Flanagan, and a lineup of radio and TV shows, dances, and theatre acts at various venues, with descriptions of performances and performers like Lassie and Captain Gallant. The text compiles schedules, dramatic readings, and musical guests across multiple programs.
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Sonny Fox
Manis
Gehan
Puc Flanagan
Fasion
Tor
Long Island
Jook
Heckla
Jacky Cartelin
Suky
Duck
Gandy Gunselftr
Aladdin
Mondrian
Ron Goddard
Callineala Medical Center
San Francisco
New York
Edward Re
Topper
Kerby
Jal
Lee G. Carroll
Anne Jeffreys
Robert Sterling
Captain Gallant
Foreign Legion
Qith
Buster Crabbe
Cald
Tauregs
Tom Tully
Rue Rory
Ale
Walter Cronkite
Simms" Daliltin
Narrale
Prograw
Aate
U.S
Lassie
Catsie Lassie
Tommy Rattly
Jane Clayton
George Cleveland
Porky
Arthur Space
Lieuls
Rhodes
Storm
Fragmentary OCR of Military Unit Names and Codes
Fragmented text lists several military nicknames and unit identifiers such as Air Power, Roy Ri Shaw, Star 47, 27th Ranger Lancers, The Golden Ri, and Sherlock Holmen. No clear event or narrative discernible amid garbled OCR.
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Air Power
Roy Ri Shaw
Star
Dr. Chi' An Eur
Melty
27Th
Ranger Lancers “the Golden Ri
Sharlock Holmen
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Sea of Galilee
Sea of Chinnereth
Sea of
Sea of Tiberi
the Kaller-Stonebroker Co
Dummil Ave
Dial
Maass Opticians
Summit Avene
Bef UL
Gene Autry Shaw
Grand Ole Opry
Highway Patrol
Buchanests
Jackie Lee
Perry
Cadsar
Mit
Frontier
Fire Run Film Theatre
Nawe
Nis
le Wonoso Tervice
Westinghouse
Ebersole
Farmers & Meriichants Bank
Nat'l Bank
Nicod. Nat
Bank
Hag, Trust Co
Potoman Edison
Potomac
W. PF
Hug Gas
Victor Products
Si Tandis
Ad Landis Tool
Frick
Frick Co
Hagerstown Shoe
Taitehild Ehke
Corp
Frelose
Leomards
Humelsine
Sally Wii
Jo Ann Deason
Lenoree
Beauty
Rabbit
Guilaw
Zak Walton League
Rockfish Protective Assn
Chesapeake Bay and ‘Tributaries Committee
Del
Viemagna
Lederle Laboratories
Duncan Hines
Tortuga Dual Highway
Seimme Aevece
Plana
Ge Khyber Pass
Jack Manny Shaw
Benny
Ben Whison
Cal Jones
Mack
Tals
Ed Ay
Lven Shaw
Ray Bloch
Toastettes
Terry Como
Blabop Hueson Sheen
Garry Moore
Edward Ry Murrow
Phil Rivers
Walt Dianey
Ted Grange
Vagabonda
Ja Ann Sims
Eve Kosi
Lacwena
Aveltys
Pret van Breck
Yenteil Guist
Alek Layne
Vy Stave Bennati
Hed
Roald Reagan
Evy Jeffers
New Mexico
Ralph
Dorothy Jeffers
TV Playhouse
Aga Ghristle
Focal
Moser Moose Starsith
Jessica Tandy
Alar
Alistair Cooks
Agnes de Millu
Matary
Jon Brown
Newell Collins
Sears’ Dana
Hugh Marlowe
John Brown
Cammitind
Edmon Ryan
Jean Owens
Madelon Baker
Norman Leavitt
Ralps
Bbg Trancy
Laratta Taung Shaw
Jay Ling
Dorothy
Elgallen
Rennett
Cert
Arlene Francis
Stew—Curste
Candy Grienshork Rangers Hockey
Wyand's
Boonsboro
Wild Bill Hichkele
Any Rogers
Calar
Callope
Plovhouse
Forum
Tetley's News
Badge
Jack Benny
Ted Mack
Wu Carro Walter
Steve Allen
TV Theatre
Alfred Hitchesek
Larelia Young
TV Mayhouse
Belence Fletian Theatre
Ray
Armehoir Theatre
Ty Paster
Sittin Deller Merit
Fine
Sdvien
Womer
Wassa
Modtrn Materials Mart
Veer
Rial
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