TV HIGHLIGHTS David Niven in Play On Underground Movement
TV highlights list nightly offerings. David Niven stars in Play On Underground Movement with Dela Niven and Ed uard Franz and Susan Oliver as co stars. The Last Room marks Niven’s only appearance as host of the series. Bronco Layne faces suspicion after a bank robbery with Ted Biggs dead and Layne’s gun in hand. Dragnet features a heroin ring tip from a mother. Friday and Smith pose as merchant seamen. Playhouse of Mystery crafts a crusading newsroom tale about gambling links of a rival publisher’s son. A gunnery competition and a guided missile plot unfold in other segments. Peck’s Bad Girl guests Jacques Bergerac at the Peck household. The Californians present Dishonor for Matt Wayne.
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Iron
Dela Niven
Eduard Franz
Susan Oliver
Niven
ABC
Cheyenne
Bronco Layne
Ted Biggs
Layne
Bronco
Friday
Smith
Air Force
Dodge City
CBS
Peck
Jacques Bergerac
Popular Singer's Accidental Smash Hit Record
A popular singer unexpectedly records a smash hit. Guest star Frank McHugh and the puppet team Bill and Cora Baird join regulars Marion Lorne and Durward Kirby in a lively show featuring the redhead.
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Buff
Frank McHugh
Sidy
Bill
Cora Baird
Marion Lorne
Durward Kirby
Final Tally Shows Record 310 Deaths
A memorial day weekend toll reached 310 traffic deaths over 54 hours, surpassing the 1953 two day record. The period saw 101 drownings and 47 other fatalities for an overall 458 deaths, exceeding prior records and NSC estimates.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Television Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup
The listing outlines a dense slate of 1950s programs from 5:00 pm to 7:30 pm including Woody Woodpecker The Three Stooges Amos n Andy and several westerns plus later news weather and sports. Major features include None But the Lonely Heart film at 10:00 pm and a wide mix of network staples across drama comedy variety and instructional segments.
Insects Busy In Virginia Reach Crops Across Counties
Insects disturb rye, corn, and vegetables across Virginia. Armyworms face barriers, alfalfa weevils are controlled in some areas, but some regions lack practical remedies. Locusts appear in James City and Hanover counties. Twig pruners damage Roanoke County oaks. removal and burning of dropped twigs advised. Eastern Shore vegetables suffer pest pressures.
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Virginia
James City
Hanover
Roanoke
Stephenville City News Briefs Highlights Local Activities
Girl Scout Troop 16 will hold a Court of Awards Program Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the Lutheran Parish Hall. Daily Vacation Bible School starts Thursday at 9 a.m. at the Methodist Church. A chicken barbecue dinner is set for Saturday at 5 p.m. at the school cafeteria rain or shine hosted by the Lions Club. Memorial Day services are planned Sunday at 2 p.m. at the cemetery.
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Carolyn L. Seal
Stephens City
C. L. Galliday
Lions Club
Mary Steele
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Mowrey
Herrell
Lester Bauserman
Roanokepe
French Reid
Athey Sargent
Sidney Rogers
Stephanie
Brian Dean
Orlando
Fla
Deerfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Deerfield residents report gatherings and illness updates. Guests of Mr and Mrs Harvey Richard and family included Mr and Mrs Charles Richard and children and other local families. Several residents, including Ruth McDonald and Paulette Kinney, celebrated a birthday, while Donna Wersten and Carroll Smith face illnesses.
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Kathryn Bailey Deerfield
Harvey Richard
Charles Richard
E. A. Shearer
Rosa Pannett
Daniel McDonald
Sharon
Carroll Smith
Lena Keeler
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ruth McDonald
Paulette Kinney
Beatrice McDonald
Ruth
Mary Ella Smith
Donna Wersten
Luray
Ralph McDonald
Rusty
Ronnie
Dickie Keeler
Washington
Virginia Swartz
De Soto Rebuilds Hope After Plant Reopens
In De Soto Missouri the town rallies after mass layoffs at Hamilton Shoe and Missouri Pacific. Citizens form De Soto Trading Corp raise 300000 to reopen a plant and recall workers. The shoe factory aims to reach 300 employees as confidence grows.
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M&n
Hamilton
St. Louis
de Soto
International Shoe
Chamber of Commerce
Turner
C. 2 P. Hamilton III
de Soto Trading Corp
de Soto Shoe Co
Horace Pullen
DeSoto
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Gore Ews Briefs
The Gore community notes activities and updates from local groups and residents. Youth group meetings Wednesdays, Bible study Thursdays, hospital stays for several residents, weekend visits between Gore and nearby towns, and student Jean Fox returning home for summer.
First Negro Graduate at Central High in Charlotte
Gus Roberts, 17, becomes the first Negro to graduate from Central High School in Charlotte as token integration begins in Charlotte Winston-Salem and Greensboro. Eleven Negroes are in three city schools this year. His family attended the ceremony including his younger sister who recently attended Piedmont Junior High. No segregated seating noted.
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Charlotte
N.C
Gus Roberts
Central High School
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Gus
Edward Roberts
Piedmont
Warnings Avert Greater Toll In Mine Tragedy
Northern Michigan miners mourn five men killed by a underground blast at Inland Steel Co. Sherwood iron mine in Mineral Hills. Gas warnings and odor likely prevented a higher death toll as 7 others were injured and 25 escaped through pitch black descent. Victims include Howard Group and other veterans of the iron ore mines.
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Tron River
Mich
Michigan
Inland Steel Co. Sherwood
Mineral Hills
Howard Group
Crystal Falls
Everett
Stambaugh
Ingvar Wester
Iron River
August Zuckal
Caspian
Einar Johnson
Mystery Writer Sax Rohmer Dies in London
Sax Rohmer creator of Dr Fu Manchu died in London after a long illness. He was about 70 and known for the Fu Manchu series beginning in 1913. Born Arthur Sarsfield Ward, Rohmer lived in America for years and considered New York City his home.
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London
Sax Rohmer
Dr. Fu Manchu
Fu Manchu
Rohmer
Arthur Sarsfield Ward
England
America
New York City
Windstorm damages Worzalla building shelves in Stevens Point
A wind storm ripped off the roof of Worzalla Publishing Co in Stevens Point Wisconsin destroying a free copy of the book The Way of the Weather.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Worzalla Publishing Co
Carl Anderson Led Mining Town Cluster Resident
Carl Anderson, 40, of Iron River Michigan was part of a mining town cluster in the Upper Peninsula. All residents referenced in the report lived in that region and shared a common mining community.
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Carl Anderson
Iron River
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Mrs. Truman Leaves Hospital This Week
Mrs. Harry S. Truman, 74, will be released from Research Hospital this week to return home to Independence. Public relations representative Tom Faulkner said her condition is very good after the May 18 breast tumor removal, which was not malignant.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Tom Faulkner
Truman
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