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prophecy Here is the latest news from radio station SHS In the international news Donna Anderson made Journalistic histo y by becoming the first woman editor of the lkew Vork Tirnes Also in New York Marcia Bishop was elected Chief of the Womens Police Force CORDIS Bennick was chosen by the State Department as Administrator of the Immigration Office in New York Harbor The Bowen Koelker Chemical Company burned down today as a result of a huge explosion Great steps were taken in automotive design as Charles Cairns revealed his new model with auto matic steering This car will be tested by lack Wilson The Republican Convention was called to order today by party chairman Christie Fishbaugh An important meeting of the Department of Defense today called together many important personnel Attending the meeting were General Errest Geer Commander in Chief of the U S forces ir the Far East General Glen Malmberg Corrmander of U S forces in Europe Colonel Geraldine Graham of the WACs Admiral Richard Batliff of the Eth Fleet in the Pacific and Admiral Derry Wolford of the 7th Fleet in the Med terranean At a huge dinner party held by society rratror Connie lohnson Diane Haynte was avt arded a plaque for Best Dressed Woman of the Year ln the literary world Larry lrvin s Book of Children s Poetry published by Sue Offenbu ger hit an all time selling mark It was learned from playboy Sam Welchs secretary Carolyn lohnson that plans are being made for another of his artifi ial golf courses this time in the Atlantic Brian Klepinger was appomted head of the Forestry Division in the Departrne t of Interior Bita Halnes new recipe book Delectable Eats fom Dehydrated Meat went on sale today The crew for the earth to moon rocket ship has lust been announced Piloting the rocket will be Dick Anderson and Tom Simonsen Mechanic Bob Perkins dietician Lillian Gleason ard the nurse Shirley l-lanzlick Bob Peterson v as chosen photographer for the flight Would be hold up men were app eherided late today in Macys Department Store by floor walker Ed Began Suzy King prixate secretary to the President is leaxing on a well earned vacation t Orpheum in New York City owned iointly by Ann lvewcomer and Larry lones The cast ha nt been announced yet but here is the choice production staff Director Bay McNew producer Richard Lorimor Ixadine Burch will be in charge of make up costume designer luanita Keenan and hair stylist Mary lo Smith On the Big Quiz Show m c d by Tom Braymen Carolyn Benedict a teacher of literatu e answered the mlllion dollar question Beverly Grant succeeded for the tenth year to win the National Baton Twirling Contest Top in the Hit Parade this week is Gene Harms Jazz h1t Girs Girls Girls That rollicking comedy team of Snooze Meyers and Karen Mobley has Just hit Las Vegas Marcia Sorenson will begin her career as a Metropolitan Opera singer tonight in Madame Butterfly Carnegie Hall will be the scene of lane Van B.1skirks the world famous pianist command performance next month We take time out now for a commercial While you re out driving tonight why not stop in at Cynthia Neill s Dairy Oueen and try one of her hundred flavors We tu n now to inte natioral news At an art show in Pa is France Emilie Benedict d played her Pulitzer Prize winning paintino Nepturies Garden Plans are being made 1 Gercva Switzerland by the world famous architect Dick Brown for the new United World Building The plans ae to be drav-n up DY draftsman Arnold Bulon Iolene Gardner Americas candidate to the li iss Untxerse Contest will appear ir the finals today A g oup of dancers and musicians vtill leawe next week on a good will tour of Eu ope The dancers are under the direction of Sue Lynn and the orchestra under the fine conducting of Iudv lNelson We have epo ts that Carolwn Tornquist missionary to f22l , , , . . . . , . - y '- ' I . - 4 4 , , A , . I , V . Q , . r ' ' . . , V ' . A I . Y. . O Florida tomorrow. The first full length Cinerama production will have its premier at the S , A ...I . I I ,. . r . . . r A A 4 A . i , . , , . , , A . . I r ' r ' . .. i Y'-, . ' ' ' . JS . , . . , . il , g A , ' ' . . r i ' ' . , . .. , ' ' 'cr . nf' ' ' , ' ' . A , V . . 7, V , ' ' 7 ., r r ' ' , '
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FAY V5 ATERS Essex Basketball 3 Glrl s Glee 2 Pep Club 2 3 Y Teens 1 2 SCFXICQ Chair man 3 Llbrarlan 2 3 Shenandoah Y Teens 4 VIIKE W ESTON Boys Glee 3 4 Football Student Man ager 2 Mlxc-rl Chorus 4 Track Student Manager 2 BILL WHITNEY B0sGlee 1234 HY34 Mixed Chorus 12 3 4 Teenage Drxvers 4 JACK WILSON Basketball Manager 3 Football Man ager 3 Track 1 JANICE WOODS FLEAN OR ZVVICKEL Cadet Teachers Vice President 4 Glrl s Gee1234 Pen Club 1234 Shen H1 Can 1 Teenage Drlvers 4 Torch an Scroll 3 4 Y Teens Socnal Chairman 3 DAR Good Citizenship Aw ard 4 1' SSDIOFS SA WI VYELC H Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Boys Glee 12 3 4 Class Offxcer 3 Football 2 4 H1 Y 1 2 3 Presxdent 4 Dxstrlct Treasurer 4 IRC 3 Vxce Pres! dent 4 hey Club 2 3 4 Wlxxed Chorus Quxll and Scroll S Clu Shenandoah 2 3 4 Shen H1 Can 2 3 4 Teenage DTIYQFS 4 I ANCE WHITEHILL B lake-tball 1 Boy s Glee 3 Junior Class Play .3 Dram IULS Club 34 Football 1 2 3 FFA 1 Z Treasurer 3 President 4 Dlstrlct Secrftary Intramurals 2 Thupmns 3 4 Track DVVIGHT W HITIN EY A State 4 Baslmetb ull 1 2 3 4 Boy S Gee12'i4 Football234 HY13 Treasurer 4 Intramurals 1 Key Club 2 3 Secretary 4 Madrnzal 4 Mnxed C horus 1 2 3 4 S Club 4 Track 1 2 3 DERRY WOLFOBD Basketball 1 2 Football 2 Track 1 PAT ZIIVHVILR Jefferson Puture Homemakers f America 1 Glrl s Athletnc Assoclatlon I Shenandoah Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Glrl s Glee 1 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Pep Club 1 2 3 Shen H1 Can 2 3 4
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prophecy Tlbet has safely QYTIVGG Betty Va hall good w1ll ambassado along Wllh her mer preter Eleanor Zw1ckel arr1ved late last r1g'1t 1n V1erna Austna Tony Martln work1r'g in hlS laborator es IH Germany has a1scorered an exters1r to the E1nste1n theoy creatmg a SlXlh d1mens1or Renowned C1V1l eng1nee le ry Stanley arnounced that progress lS ready to beg1n on the br1dge to spar the Enghsh Chann l Dw1ght Whltney Pres1dent of Bell Telephone Co alorg w1th h1s secreta y Fay Wate s took off from Los Angeles today for Iapan to attend a conference concerrmg the trans Pac1f1c cable B111 Cbrmg em back alrvel Wh1trey s safar1 1nto the Arrazorr r turred today a huge success And now arother commerc1al Do you have f1nanc1al ro1.1bles'? lf so VISIT your frlendly C PA Charles Nelson to help stratghten you out On the local scene I1m Brannen owner of a m1ll1on a lla g ocery cha1n left today wlth Mrke Weston meat department supervrso for Des lffome to oper' arother store Martha Eskew IS now the new pr1nc1pal of the lur1or l-hgh here 1n Shenandoah Dorts Fxsher has taken over as head nurse at the Hand Cor'm1.n1ty Ho pt al Rosalle Glasgo opered a new restaurant Teen Haven rn Shenandoans new shopp1rg center Beverly Hess has been chosen the Perfect Farm G1rl rn Iowa Floyaene Htx on 1 now s1ng1ng w1th a local stat1on on a western program Donn l-tolrres became the owner of the largest nursery rn the Ur1ted States Bob Leeper has ru t taker' ove ard remodeled the veter1na y Ofl1C9 1n Shenandoah Vlcar Clark Morrell chalrmart of the 9llQlOUS board called a meet 1ng to plan for communlty Eas er serwlce Glerny newrran has been appolnted south west lowas representat1ve to the Iowa school boa d Phylll Stephens was elected by the staff today a superlrterdert of Iowa School tor the Dea It has lust been announc a that Roger Swark IS the ren VICE presldent of Mays Vance Whttehllls blue rtbbor Shorthorn steers w1ll be on drsplay today at the RGGIO Hog Yards owned by Doug Hovenden Also or a1splay w1ll be some of the new 'nachmery mvented by Dale Thomsen Kathy Pattence lowas only woman representatlve to the Senate IS to speak at the new womens college here 1n Shenandoah Hazel Thorn Dean of the college w1ll 1ntroduce her Larry Warn dlrector of Shenandoah Mun1c1pal A1rport announced that three new runways are to be constructed lack Merker owrer of the stat1on SHS was awarded a plaque for hav1ng the b1ggest l1ttle statton 1n the Umted States Turmrg now to the sports World The flrst mdoor basball stadlum has been completed Steve Chambers was the eng1neer 1n cha ge of const uct1on Roger Harms 'he only DOGTIC coach 1n the Brg Ten reports h1s Iowa team 1 shapmg up pretty well tor that b1g Rose Bowl game On the other hand D1ck Nort Hurt coach of UCLA bel1eves h1s tearr IS all ready to go out and w1n the b1g game Larry Cralg has been chosen most valuabl player of the profess1onal football league h1s year Another award QIVSH today was to Dlck L1vermo e coach of the Arrry football team He was QIVSH a trophy for out standmg coach of the year W1th basketball com1ng up 1t was announced that R1Ck Bullock 1S the rew basketball coach at San Franc1sco Toneorrow Duane Lang the famous Amer1can bull f1ghter w1ll make his f1nal appearance 1n MSXICO Clty before leavlng for Spam Io Dayle Moffet has been chosen for the Ur1ted States Olyrrplc swtmrnmg team Pat Z1mmer won the lNCIt101 lGl Women s Smgles Bowlmg Charnp1onsh1p last n1ght by rolltng three perfect games At the Drake Relays th1s Saturday Charl1e Booher IS expected to break h1s own rr1le record or 3 54 8 The Un1ted States hopes for the Dav1s Cup fh1S year when Sandra Sm1th the Unlted States greatest womens tenn1s player announced she would conterd Thats all the ne NS for today Tune IH tomorrow for more news tom stat1on SHS Th1s 1S Boyd ard Donra saylrg We Go l2l 1 Q 1 . 1 , . F . . l , . 1 rs1 , 1 ., 1 1 - , Q 1 1. Y ,A , . 7 1 . . 1 . . . ' r 1. 1, 1 , 1 4 V 5 v1 Y v' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' 11 1 e 1 1 ' 1 1 . 1 1. , , , o r r - ' I v A 1 Y. ,O ' 1 11 s 1 , . . - s s 1 . A A N 1 . s 1 1 1 c r . . . , v . . A . , 1 1 1 , - ' ' A ' ff .. YY ' A Y L. 1 D 1 1 ' 1 1 r . ' s - c A . , , 1 . s 1 1 1 1. e 1. , 1 , 1 , 1 , , H 1 r r . , 1. . . . 13 1 . ' . e . A . . - 1 1 r , 1 . ' - 1 1 4 1 1 A , . . H A . ' . r .
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