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Czechs Holding Liveh Race Seen Find Anchorageite 2 R-36's 111 Emer- WXLN Two Mormon In First Division Drad In Stales Missionaries JUNEAU, (/P)—A lively scram- gency Landings Wednesday. February 15, 1950 for the First — ble is assured Divi- 5:00 p.m.—News—Short Wave sion’s eight seats in the lower — McCHORD AIR FORCE BASE PORTLAND. (/P> A bruised 5:15—-Music of the Masters PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia </P)— of the The ! Wash., (/P)—Two six-engine B-3(> :The noffice announc- House Legislature. body found in Willamette River 0:00—Just Jazz Czech foreig which made close of filings found 13 Demo- bombers emergency 0:30—This Is The Story ; ed yesterday state police have ar- shallows was identified yesterday 1 and 12 in the landings here Sunday had not 7:00—Number Please rested two American Mormon crats Republicans as that of Myles \V. Jones, 59, 8:00—Henry Morgan race. taken off early today said there missionaries on “of hav- primaries Music Hall | charges Anchorage. Police learned he had 8:30—Hollywood In the race for the Senate, was no indication when they 9:00—The Great Gildersleeve ing attempted to enter a prohib- be «n absent from his hotel for will would return to their home base, 9:30—-Pat Novak For Hire ited area.” three incumbent Legislators some *ime. I Tex. i0:00—One Stand seek the Democratic nominations at Fort Worth, Night The announcement was made in 10:30—G.I. Jive An autopsy was ordered when McChord authorities said the for the two seats.
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