Saturday Horoscope Aries Leo Libra and more for March 4 5
Stella's Saturday horoscope outlines idealistic tendencies in arts and music and urges action to avoid family pressures. It then presents Sunday horoscopes by sign including Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Aquarius with guidance on impressions plans rest relaxation spirituality and practical steps.
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United Features Syn
Comedians and Studio Still at Odds
Hollywood report notes Abbott and Costello remain suspended from work with Universal-International amid ongoing contract stalemate. Lou Costello cites illness and recovery delaying talks as Abbott and Costello stay high on money lists but see no studio concessions. Ida Lupino plans return to acting after year as producer director. Ronald Reagan cites SAG talks on a TV actors guild. Elizabeth Taylor marks 18th birthday amid wedding jitters. Gene Kelly and Vera-Ellen mentioned in passing.
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Ballet Theater Attendees at the Bilt Showdowns and Film News
Industry leaders attack Lloyd Nolan over a whiskey ad while Howard Duff eyes a screen Sam Spade role blocked by Warner Brothers cinema rights. Cinderella enjoys strong openings replacing Stromboli. MacDonald Carey eyed for Joan Crawford’s husband in The Lady of The House. Irene Rich and Rosalind Russell previously starred in Craig's Wife. Esther Williams heads to Hawaii for Pagan Love Song. Ben Gage and son travel with her. Duchess of Idaho wrap boosts her profile. she praises her new role away from dumb dame parts.
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Howard Duff
Sam Spade
Warner Brothers
Stromboli
MacDonald Carey
Joan Crawford
Craig
Irene Rich
Rosalind Russell
Esther Williams
Hawaii
Ben Gage
Chiang Kai-shek resumes presidency defended as lawful
Chiang Kai-shek retains the presidency amid claims of constitutional breach. Wang Chung-hui, a former Hague judge, states Chiang had legal right to resume and that no constitutional issue is involved. Li Tsung-jen seeks to contest the move from New York, while Chiang’s staff notes the action to be by assembly and public bodies’ insistence. Tunisia grows flaxseed to reduce linseed oil imports for paint.
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Wang Chung-hui
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Amarillo Traffic Signals Draw Reader Opinions
Readers weigh in on Amarillo signals with praise for overall timing and rapid changes while noting slower points such as Sixth and Adams. Opinions vary on one way streets, side signals, and added caution lights for schools, reflecting mixed views on improving downtown traffic flow.
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Dwayne Bartell
820 Lake
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Ariz
Harry Barber
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Detroit
Herbert Bailey
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Sixth
Adams
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Lubbock
K. W. Madden
Sycamore
Heve
Pope Celebrates Two Big Days
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XII marking his 74th birthday and the 11th anniversary of his election while recovering from influenza. He greeted associates and addressed 300 Rome Lent preachers as 50 nations sent greetings, symbols of a fragile era of peace amid looming war.
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