TV Highlights: May 1 Dramatized Twain and Classic Shows
NBC presents Roughing It dramatizing Mark Twain with James Daly as Twain and cast including Andrew Prine Frances Heflin and George Mathews. CBS Rawhide follows Gil Favor solving murders. ABC Walt Disney features Tory Revenge in Swamp Fox exploits. NBC Troubleshooters show alpine war tale. CBS Hotel de Paree profits clash with Sundance over lawless haven. ABC 77 Sunset Strip travels Budapest medical convention disguise. Desilu Playhouse City in Bondage stars Barry Sullivan Ed Begley. NBC Star Parade repeats Gene Kelly Show with European dancers and Judy Garland’s daughter Lisa Minnelli. CBS Person to Person from Key Largo dedicates 90 minutes to Herbert Hoover visit.
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Nevada
Twin
James Daly
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Frances Heflin
George Mathews
CBS
Gene On
Gil Favor
Ramrod
ABC
Kodiak
Dugan
Georgetown
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Budapest
Stuart Bai
Desilu Playhouse
New York City
Barry Sullivan
Star Parade
Gene Kelly
Carl Sandberg
Claude Bessy
Judith Donnys
Gerd Andersson
Lisa Minelli
Judy Garland
Cherylene Lee
Ellen Ray
Nelson Riddle
Robert Taylor
Key Largo
Florida
Herbert Hoover
Furniture Burns In Berryville Residence
Overstuffed furniture in Dewey Bake's home on Virginia Ave burned last night. Firemen estimate total loss at 1500 dollars with smoke damage to the house. cause of the blaze in the living room is not known. Call logged at 11 45 p m.
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Berryville
Dewey Bake
Virginia Ave
John H. Enders
Diamonds valued for centuries before the Christian era
The article notes diamonds were considered precious long before the Christian era, highlighting their historical significance in ancient trade and culture.
Lodge Burns In Luray Arson Suspected
A two story frame building on W Main St in Luray owned by the Odd Fellows burned early Thursday with officials suspecting arson. Firemen saved parts of adjacent structures and the fire was rekindled twice, with investigation turned over to the State Fire Marshal's Office.
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The
Odd Fellows
W. Main St
Harrisonburg
Shepilaus Bundy
Luray Odd Fellows
Richmond Lodge
Car Fire Damages 1956 Cadillac at Hayfield Motel
A 1956 Cadillac was heavily damaged in a fire at the Hayfield Motel with damage estimated at 500 dollars. Motel manager Thomas M. Hubbard said fuel pump work and a hot manifold caused gasoline to catch fire in the engine. No injuries reported. A second fire at Kenneth Catlett home near Fox Drive involved an oil floor furnace flood. no damage recorded.
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Hayfield
Winchester
Gore
Thomas M. Hubbard
Reuss
Kenneth Catlett
Fox Drive
Charles Jenkins
Gauguin Sailor Who Painted Tahiti Masterpieces
The artist Paul Gauguin sailed between South America and Greenland before journeying to Tahiti where he created Women of Tahiti and other renowned works.
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Gauguin
South America
Greenland
Tahiti
Fragments of Schedule Notation Appears in Text Row
Intricate time stamps 7 30 and 10 10 appear alongside 10 30 and 11 30 markers. Unclear context suggests a timeline or timetable fragment without identifiable events or entities.
Aly Khan Dies Ending a Turbulent Life of Wealth and Diplomacy
Aly Khan, Aga Khan IV and Ismaili leader, dies after a life marked by wealth and romance. Born 1911 in Turin, he led the vast Ismaili holdings, served in WWII, and pursued diplomacy and racing. His death sparks bids to disperse his 300 horses and multiple farms.
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Aly
Aga Khan III
Mee Ieene
Aga Khan
London
Buriat
Middle East
Aga Khan 11
Egypt
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
New York
Argentina
Pakistan
Ambassdor
Gene Tierney
Merle Oberon
Joan Fontaine
Ireland
France
Venezuela
Sadruddin
Turin
Italy
Theresa Magliano
Hah
Iran
India
Basin water plan proceeds with three major divisions
Engineers report the Potomac Basin study is split among the Commerce Department Public Health Service US Geological Survey National Park Service and Agriculture with the Corps of Engineers coordinating. It notes rising regional water demand beyond Washington and forecasts population growth toward 2010 in the Shenandoah Valley.
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Ipscomb
Department of Commerce
Public Health Service
U. S. Geological Survey
National Park Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Corps of Engineers
Washington
Potomac Basin
Office of Business Economics
U. S. Dept. of Commerce
Shenandoah Valley
Front Royal
Congress
General Lipscomb
Potomac River
Basin water resource study links dams to flood control
Officials discuss expanded investigation into Potomac basin needs. Plans cite small dam construction near Waynesboro and 1953 Bridgewater flood protection, plus rebuilding Harrisonburg power dam after 1955 flood. Alvin C. Watson projects irrigation growth to 45 000 acres in 50 years with three subwatersheds forming upper South Fork drainage.
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General Lipscomb
Alvin C. Watson
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Shenandoah Valley
Mr. Watson
South Fork
Potomac
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