New NBC TV Shuffle Includes Youth Focusedshow
AP television writer reviews new NBC offerings It's a Man's World about three young men and a boy who lose money and grow up, Saints and Sinners a newsroom drama, and Stump the Stars a celebrity charade game on CBS The piece notes mixed quality and a preference for fresh, heartwarming storytelling with strong personalities Reginald Williams Capel, 70, former Toronto News cartoonist, dies
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Corn Harvest Signals Price Drop Ahead in Virginia
Virginia corn harvest likely to push prices down over upcoming weeks though not to last year’s harvest low. Virginia yield index to 58 bushels per acre with an 8 percent drop in total supply from last year. National production expected down 4 percent. carryover down 15 percent. Virginia prices around 1.31 locally while national support sits at 1.20. Soybean demand rising for crushings and exports as prices near 2.2.
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Television Schedule Snapshot with Night Lineup
A dense TV listing covers 5:00 p.m. to midnight, detailing programs by network and time. Notable entries include Sea Hunt, Backstage, Capitol Hill, Alfred Hitchcock, and a late night movie The Destroyer with Edward G. Robinson and Glenn Ford.
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Public Notice of Federal Suit in Virginia County
In Frederick County Virginia the Farmers and Merchants National Bank sues Richard Hulan Coughlan and Jeanette Owens to attach a 1956 Ford and satisfy 325 dollars plus interest and fees. The defendant is nonresident. he must appear within ten days after due publication. The order runs four weeks in the Winchester Evening Star.
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Leprosy pioneer Dr. Perry Burgess dies at 76
Dr. Perry Burgess, 76, president emeritus of the Leonard Wood Memorial American Leprosy Foundation, died Saturday in Ashtabula, Ohio. He was internationally known for work with leprosy and his book Who Walk Alone, translated into 32 languages.
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