Adventists Complete Final Volume of Bible Commentary
Adventists prepare to publish volume seven of the Bible commentary by 36 scholars, delivering over six and a half million words from a fundamentalist perspective. Editors note Old Testament inspiration and key events as history, with use of Dead Sea Scrolls and modern archaeology, funded by prepublication sales and a 336000 dollar cost.
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D. Nichols
Siegfried Harn
Adventist Theological Seminary
Washington, I D.C
Marooned on Tempest Island and TV Studio Lines
A chaotic blend of old serial plots and TV lineup notes shows Dan Tempest marooned after a pursuit, film crews booking passage aboard the Ocean Queen, and star-studded evenings featuring Gale Storm, Lawrence Welk, and Gunsmoke. The section mixes adventure, comedy, and musical variety with cast names and show times in a bustling 1950s schedule chip.
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Wts Roberts
Ocean Queen
Pomeroy
Capt
Huxley
Steam Sampling
Lille Let
Steven Dunne
Gale Storm
Isle of Golden Dreams
Galaxy DE Stars
Jals LaRow
Tony Martin
Morgan
Georgia Gibbs
Monroe
Martha Carson
Addla Heywood
Hamiton
the Lanes
Sing
Joe Relsmet
Lawrence Welk
ATV
Lawrence. Welk
Champagne
Alles Low
Rocky Rockwell
Bob Lido
Larry Hooper
Lennon Sisterauthees
Scott Brady
Dianne Moody
Saddlebum
Janet Arness
Amanda Blake
Yenhis Weaver
Milburn Stone
Piegmen
Bosge City
Pitleer
Deterrain
Matt Monelob
Herbert Ridley
Alex Charpe
Rusty Westcoat
Clancy Cooper
Broadline Saturday TV Schedule and Evening Highlights
A dense listing of programs for Saturday June 13 across multiple time slots shows a mix of sports, theatre, cartoons, and late night shows. Notable items include baseball chatter at various venues, Belmont Stakes coverage, and a broad slate of primetime entertainment such as Gunsmoke and The Gail Storm Show. The schedule tabulates times and program titles with many genre shifts.
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Tean Canteen
Lona Ranger
Brontee Johns
Texas Rai
Allien
Playhouse
the Collegians
Cartoon Circus
Hadassah
Brandt
Rev. Rogers
Frontier Theatre
Wild West Theatre
Clown Cormar
Amas
Andy Mw Sey Regars
Abi
Capital Caravan
Highway Patrol
Saccet Journal
The
Buccaneers
Jackie Gleason
Billy Grahem
Julius Lanosa Shaw
Secret File
USA
Gail Storm
Galaxy of Stars
Lawrence Welk
Oral Roberts
Sybil
Lorette Young
TV Playhouse
Victory At Sea
TV Theatre
Armchair Theatre
Foreign Aid Bill Moves Into House
A mixed set of amendments on defense funding were debated as the House advanced a foreign aid bill. Several GOP lawmakers opposed final passage, and amendments to cut military assistance failed. The measure would authorize 800 million in defense for allies and include a two year program with 1.5 billion in military aid and 710 million for defense.
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Pee
Barrett
Wye
Slicker
Ohio
Curtis
Neb
Swarshak
Idaho
Malone
Nev
Senate
Long
Sen
Gore
D-Teun
Development Fund
United States
Defense Department
Farous Uy Sinussns
Ue Uean
Andjanese Defense Board
Treasury
United Nations
Organization of American States
Eisenhower
Latin America
Trans
Socialist push to remove U S troops over Girard case in Japan
The case of American soldier William S. Girard from Ottawa, accused in a Japanese court of killing Mrs. Sakai with an empty grenade launcher cartridge, faces a potential complication as key witness Hidetsuge Onazeki, 29, is involved in a street brawl with Girard’s unit GIs. Court attaches in Maebashi report Onazeki’s actions may affect his testimony.
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Tokyo
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
United States
Kishi
U.S
William S. Girard
Ottawa
Sakai
Girard
Maebashi
Hidetsuge Onazeki
1St Cavalry Division
Onozeki
Western style square dancers converge on St Louis convention
About 12 000 dancers from the United States Mexico Alaska and Canada gathered at Kiel Auditorium for the 6th annual National Square Dance Convention. The Western style crowd favors ballroom ambience over barn floor rawness and aims to improve dances through panels and discussions led by expert caller Orwell Essman. He cites 30 million Americans involved and notes the seriousness of the Western approach.
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ST. Louis
Podner
United States
Mexico
Alaska
Canada
Kiel Auditorium
Rosious
Orwell Essman
Essman
Obituary notices continued on front page 22
Surviving relatives include Stella Mellitt of McConnellsburg and Bert Everts of Allenwort, with seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Also listed are siblings William Hall, George Keefer, Harry Everts, Samuel Everts, Joseph Everts, Eael Everts, and Archie Everts. Funeral by Rev T F Garland at Damascus Christian Church near Hancock, interment in nearby cemetery. Robert Nelson Gutelius dies in Roanoke hospital. brother Jacques Gutelius of Norfolk survives. Services in Norfolk today. Estella Brandenburg dies in Forsville aged 50, born Foxville, Lutheran church member. sons Russell in Baltimore and Ray in Foxville. many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Body to Cresger Funeral Home, then Mt Moriah Church for services, burial in church cemetery. Correction note: Mrs Cora Tams omitted from surviving sisters of Minnie Jane Long. earlier report misnamed as Mrs Cora Wickman. Toms to be 8 years old this October.
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Clyde
Stella) Mellitt
McConnellsburg
Bert T. Everts
Allenwort
Herbert Everts
Bedford
Ohio
William Hall
Hagerstown
George Keefer
Chambersburg
Harry Everts
Hancock Samuel Everts
Franklinville
Joseph Everts
Eael Everts
Canton
Archie Everts
Timber Ridge
T. FP. Garland
Damascus Christian Church
Hancock
Robert Nelson Gutelius
Roanoke
Jacques Gutelius
Norfolk
E. Estella Brandenburg
Estela Brandenburg
Alvey R. Brandenburg
Forsville
Foxville
Thomas C
Ruth (Buhrman) Vox
Mt. Moriah Lutheran Church
Russell T
Baltimore
Ray
Cresger
Thurmont
Mt. Morish
Cora Tams
Minnie Jane Long
Cora Wickman
Toms
Shriners Plan Big Anniversary Ceremonial Here
Shriners plan a ceremonial in Cumberland with Ghan Temple candidates and Ali Ghan Band at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium followed by the ceremonial at 8 p m Directed by C Morris DeLauder past potentate and ritualistic director the program includes Chanters of Hagerstown a Shrine Wrecking Crew show and a Mecca feast in the Masonic Temple A June 21 temple meeting in Cumberland and a special meeting June 2 to ballot on petitions are announced Also a note on Woolworth Building history in New York City remains one of Manhattan’s tallest since 1912
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Ghan Temple
Ali Ghan
Morris DeLauder
Hagerstown
Ali Ghan Temple
Shrine Wrecking Crew
Cumberland
Charles F. Dicks
Albert C. Cook
Frostburg
Mecca
Masonic Temple
McKinley C. Morton
This City
Howard W. Vandegrift
Shrine Country Club
Becomes Father and Runs Mile in Fast Time
In Glasgow Derek Ibbotson, British Olympic runner, became the father of a baby girl today and then ran a mile in 4 minutes 58.4 seconds. It was his second four minute mile, the first having been on 1 Aug 1956 in London at 3:58.6. He is one of 12 four minute milers, and today’s time was just four tenths of a second from the world record of 3:58 set by John Landy on June 21, 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
Derek Tbbotson
Ibbotson
London
Thbotson
Australia
John Landy
Maryland dog license notice under Section 324
Nefics In hereby given to all dog owners that Section 324 of Article 54 of the Annotated Code of Maryland requires all owners of dogs to procure a license for asch dog owned. This license Must be obtained on or before the 1st day of July of watch year for all dage sly months old or ever. The license may be procured from the Clark of the County Committoners or any Justice of the Peace. The fee for each eg is as fellows: One dellar for each male or spayed female deg and Two dellars for each wmopayed femate deg, ora 2 ker tel license fee of Tern dellars mot in excess of 25 dege and Terenty dellare far more than 25 dogs. And you are hereby nell Frand that the provisions of this Act will be enforced.
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Maryland
Trust Fund Grows to Nearly One Million in 21 Years
A $2,000 trust for Donald Simon, established 21 years ago by Norton Simon, has grown to $980,000 following a final court accounting in Santa Ana. Simon turned 21 last April and recently earned a UC Berkeley degree. The fund began with five shares in a canning company and expanded through investments, mergers, and stock splits.
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Santa Atya
Collif
Ellis Simon
Donald
Santa Ana Superior Court
Norton Simon
Hunt Foods
University of California At Berkeley
Chief Brown Retires Today From City Hall Farewell
Lt Harold Kiser presents the gilt certificate on behalf of department men as Chief Brown retires with farewell words to the 4 PM to midnight shift. He plans a trip to Shenandoah Valley Virginia, his birthplace, to walk among the blue mountains and peaceful valley.
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Harold Kiser
Brown
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Blue Mountains
City Hall
Man Fined for Waving Gun at Ex-Friend
Ralph Beckett of 300 block North Jonathan Street was fined 3 dollars and costs by Magistrate Paul Ottinger after a home invasion allegation involving his ex girlfriend Cynthia Smith near Harmon's Alley. A witness testified Beckett waved a gun and threatened Smith during the incident.
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Ralph Beckett
Jonathan Sr
Paul Ottinger
Beckett
Cynthia Smith
Harmon's Alley
Martel
Prayer Note from Wilmette Pastor at Paris Methodist Church
A pastor Charles M Crowe of Wilmette Paris Methodist Church offers a morning prayer calling for humility and clarity. He asks parishioners to reject envy pride ignorance prejudice and hatred and to live for truth and righteousness in Jesus Christ.
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Ignace Shee
Jesus Christ
Amen
Charles M, Crowe
Wilmette
Wilmette Paris Methodist Church
Civil Rights Bill Advances in House with Key Amendments
The House will consider civil rights bill changes Monday. Opponents argue a jury trial for injunctions could undercut federal remedies and court supremacy. Proposals include requiring state court remedies first and written consent of individuals before federal civil rights injunctions.
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Newts
South
U.S
Justice ‘Department
Alleged Bank Robber Sought As Fugitive
Keller and Miss Henderson were arrested in Tucson on May 9 by PBS agents on federal bank robbery charges. Officials found 1690.16 in cash and a sawed off shotgun at the scene. They were later charged with interstate transportation of a stolen car and federal bank robbery in filings before U.S. Commissioner Edwin D. Strite Jr. Keller had previously escaped from the Franklin County jail after an attempted jailer opening.
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Pace
Miss Henderson
Metcalfe
Foley
Keller
Tucson
PBS
FBI
U. S
Edwin D. Strite Jr
F&l
Strite
Franklin County
Kelter
Video Cearydey All Rights Madarvedth 7 HIGHLI 06 2-8-9
A jumble of TV listings across entertainment and public affairs segments. Highlights include Let’s Take a Trip with Sonny Fox in Port Chester guiding youth through dance events, Open Hearing on Segregation with MLK and Roy Wilkins, Odyssey filming Taxco Passion Play, and a Topper/Lassie lineup plus News Roundup and You Are There dramatizations.
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Highli
Sonny Fox
Joan ‘Terrance
Jimmy Walsh
Port Chester
Westerchester County
Flisha Keeler
Orlin Perkins
Lincoln Park Zoo
Chicago
Dim Hurlbutts
ENE Navign
Stuart Noving
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Sen. Goldwater
Arizona
Ruth Hagg
Eric Sevareid
London
Paris
Tokyo
Rome
Middle East
Onyssey
Charles Coll
Ungwood
Olirade
Mexi
Jca
Odyssey
Taxco
Mexico
Aptures
Ald
Moxico
Spain
Europe
Topper
Leo G. Carroll
Anne Jeffreys
Robert Sterling
Nat'l
Paul Birth
Roy
Engel
Robt
Osterloh
Pabbs
Roy Rogers
Dale
Evans
Lassie
Celle Lassie
Tommy Rettig
Jan Clayton
George
Cleveland
Hoof
Classic TV Highlights and Film At Hollywood Theatre
A collage of listings includes Cowboy Theatre Westerns and You Asked For It with unusual acts, Jack Benny and Ed Sullivan Show guests, Circus Boy circus stunts, Bringing Up Katy with Hepburn and Grant, Steve Allen and Alfred Hitchcock presents. Programs feature a mix of comedy, drama, and musical guests across the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anguin Sensuisroniite
Sway
Dart
Porky
Lame
Cowboy Theatre
Sdventires
Rugtine
Westen Marslall
Z Drums
Art Waker
Jack Benny
Gioin
Rochester
Mary Livingston
Jack
Pet Shade
Saac Stern
Mel Blane
Don Wilson
the Gente Gant
Corky
Joey
Nona Bee
Hector Afeilaw
Hollywood Film Theatre
Katy
Katharine Hepburn
Cary Grant
Charles Ruggles
ED Sullivay
Folly Bergen
John> Raitt
Rusty Draper
Tohony Mathis
Jeanne Carrol
Comedienne
Steve Lawrence
Ronald Reagan
Marge
Starsi
Richard Granca
TV Playhouse
Don Ameche
Neva Patterson
Audrey Christie
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Barbera Cook
Vic Morrow
Robert Karnes
Jack Mullaney
Dogs
Jas Kennedy
George Chandler
Frankie Laine Shaw
Three Musketeers
Press Room
Playhouse
Badge
Sunday Broadcast Grid Shows Wide Range of Programs
A dense schedule lists shows across multiple time slots including This Week in Baltimore, Wild Bill Hickok, Knothole Gang, Baseball Balti and Face the Nation. The lineup features The Christophers, This Is the Life, and College News Confay with numerous theater and movie slots throughout the day.
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Caror
Baltimore
Frontier Theatre
Knothole Gang
Clavaland
The
Bronx Zoo
Ny.c
Face Tha Nation
Project
College News Confay
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Comedy Corner
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Westinghouse
Ebersole
Ueyrover
Naka Sakai
Girard Case
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Board OF County Commissioners
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Tortuga Dual Highway
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