Richard Boone Slated For Series Of Western Programs
Richard Boone may headline a new CBS western Have Gun Will Travel after a pilot success. Boone plays a lawful hired gun in 1870s San Francisco style attire, portraying a humorous pro who uses one efficient shot. If greenlit, he would join a select group with two TV series, and Medic is unlikely to resume with him.
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Boone
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Soman
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Robert Cummings
Wally Cox
Cale
Disabled Car Hits Abandoned Vehicle On Route 40
A two-vehicle collision on Route 40 near Clear Spring involved Elwood W. Shank and Charles A. Wolfe. Wolfe cited for parking a vehicle on the highway with no tail lights. Shank charged similarly. Nearby, a separate report notes Columbus grass from Henner Foundation shows strong dry-area potential with six tons per acre yields.
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Clear Spring
Richard Garvey
Elwood W. Shank
Charles A. Wolfe
Garvey
Wolfe
Shank
Dallas
Henner Research Foundation
Columbus
U. S
Stock Quotations From Local Exchange Furnishings
Quotations supplied by Good body and Company members of the New York Stock Exchange at 10 North Jonathan Street Hagerstown with Mat Phone 5301.
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Goodbody & Co
New York Stock Exchange
North Jonathan Street
Hagerstown
Mat
Warm up with cozy two color worsted knitting pattern
This item advertises a knitted coat and mitten set with two color worsted yarns, patterns numbered and priced, plus directions for bod and mittens. It invites sending 25 cents for a pattern book with gift patterns, available from Laura Wheeler Neo Aircraft Book.
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Daily Mail
Chelsea Sialon
New York
Adydress
Zong
Laura’ Wheeler
County Agent Releases New Bulletins on Rose Culture and Fertilizer
County Agent Mark Miller has issued a pair of new bulletins for local residents. One bulletin covers rose culture and is available free at his office. The other provides the latest fertilizer recommendations for farms in the area, also obtainable there.
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Mark Miller
McCarthy Blames Eisenhower for GOP Senate Loss
Senator McCarthy accuses President Eisenhower of undermining Republican efforts by opposing Herman Welker of Idaho, leading to Welker's defeat by Democrat Frank Church. He claims Eisenhower endorsed a magazine article damaging Welker, while Knowland defends the President and Welker.
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Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Fisenhower
GOP
Herman Welker
Idaho
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Nirge
Welker
Frank Church
Paul Hoffman
Hoffman
White House
Sen. Knowland
California
United States
Sen. Welker
Red Skelton Grief Amid Son's Leukemia Diagnosis
Hollywood reports comedian Red Skelton is grief stricken as his five year old son Richard battles leukemia at UCLA Medical Center. Doctors say the boy could be released home in a few days, though Skelton and Georgia have limited public comment through agent Milton Weiss.
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Red Skelton
Ucla Medical Center
Richard
Skelton
Milton Weiss
Georgia
Coment
Weiss
Heiress Barbara Hutton Survives Turbulent Flight
Barbara Hutton and Baron Gottfried von Cramm were aboard a KLM transatlantic airliner circling Montreal for an hour to fix landing gear indications. Passengers faced tense moments as fire trucks stood by. Hutton recalled fear while von Cramm joked about imagination and danger during the holiday flight to Cuernavaca.
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Barbara Hutton
Gottfried von Cramm
Miss Huttom
KLM
von Cramms
Cuernamaca
Mexico
Two Treated For Injuries In Washington County ER
Two youths were treated yesterday in the emergency room. Nelly Whitaker two, of 30842 Jonathan Street swallowed an overdose of aspirin and had her stomach pumped. William Bikle twelve, of 918 Pope Avenue fractured his left arm in a fall and had a cast applied.
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Nelly Whitaker
Gertrude Whitjtaker
Jonathan Street
Wiliam C. Bikle
Christian B. Bikle
Pope Ave
California Licensed Cafes and Premises Sell Alcohol
More than 27 000 cafes in California are licensed to sell liquor beer or wine. Another 22 000 premises have permits to retail alcoholic beverages.
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California
Red Nations Could Buy U S Farm Goods Policy Eases
Secretary Weeks announced licenses may be issued to ship surplus U S farm commodities to Poland for world market prices in dollars. He indicated consideration could extend to other Eastern European countries as the Eisenhower administration studies broader aid and diplomatic ties with Poland amid its push for greater independence from Russia.
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Poland
U.S
Russia
Weeks
U. S
Eisenhower
Water totals show Oregon drought in 1956 record low
In Valsetz Oregon observer Teddy Goodell reported the town’s 1956 precipitation at 12.35 feet 148.23 inches far below the 1937 record of 168.88 inches. Balikpapan oil center in Borneo processes 2 700 000 tons of crude annually.
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Ore
Oregon
Teddy
Goodell
Balikpapan
Borneo
Senate Fight Over Filibuster Rule Fails in Senate
The Senate voted 55 to 38 to block changes to Senate rules aimed at curbing filibusters against civil rights measures. Leaders from both parties argued over debate limits, with Knowland proposing a two thirds rule change if brought for action. VP Nixon noted each new Senate can set its own rules by majority vote.
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Humphrey
D-Minn
Dem
Theodor
Koerner
Socials
Austria
Vienna
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Knowland
California
Ther
Johnson
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
iThey
New York State
Nixon
Sen
Ervin
D-Nc
Anderson
No Changes From Talks With Nehru
The United States reassured Baghdad Pact countries and Nationalist China that Ambtrivan support remains unchanged after Eisenhower Nehru talks last month. Ambassadors told governments there were no new agreements or policy changes. Some allies worried Nehru fever could weaken U S support for the Baghdad Pact and the mutual defense pact with Nationalist China.
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United States
China
Ove
U. S
Nehru
Eisenhower
Formosa
Middle East
Turkey
Iran
Iraq
Pakistan
Britain
Ncirt
Council Okays Lease Transfer at Martinsburg Airport
Martinsburg City Council approves transfer of the Thiehlot Aircraft Company lease on the city airport to the Vilco Corporation of America as Thieblot is dissolved and becomes a division of Vitro. Officials say operations will not be affected and the move simplifies corporate taxes.
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Thiehlot Aircraft Company, Inc
Vilco Corporation of America
Thietlot Corporation
Thieblot
Vitro
Thiebiot
Avalanche Detection Delays Halt Colorado Mountain Traffic
Colorado highway officials monitor snow depth density and weather to forecast avalanches within about eight hours. When predicted, traffic is blocked, slides are blasted loose, and snowplows clear mountain passes to restore routes.
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