World premiere review of South Sea Sinner at Paramount Theater
A vivid, period film critique notes Shelley Winters in a provocative lead, Luther Adler as villain, and Liberace on piano, with MacDonald Carey as support. The piece praises the overall show while acknowledging a meandering plot and the Casbah like atmosphere.
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Proce Ichel Raike
Lumberstone
Joe Salone
Oscar Brodney
Paramount Theater
Doc Mason
Prank Lovejoy Smitty
MacDonald Carey
Luther Adler
Shelly Winters
Shelley Winters
Pacific
Dec
Shelley
Liberace
Woman in Hiding at State Theater Leiden
A Universal International film arrives at the State Theater Leiden with Deborah and her date Ida par Keith Ramaty Howard i in a suspenseful drama. Ida Lupino delivers a commendable performance amid the limited, uneven plot and pacing.
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Universal International
State Theater
Leiden
Clarktephen McNally
Deborah
Ida Par Keith Ramaty Howard i
Lupino in Escape Theme At Texan Theater Featuring Noel Noel
A melodrama unfolds with Lupino fleeing a violent husband while McNally schemes in lawless business at the plant. Howard Duff aids the distressed heroine as an abrupt visit at the honeymoon cottage stirs the plot. Noel Noel stars in a French comic tale about Parisian youths reformed by a kindly instructor and the Little Singers of the Wooden Cross.
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Lupino
Stephen McNally
Papa
Howard Duff
Texan Theater
Noel Noel
Little Singers of the
Noel-Noel
Little Singers of the Wooden Cross
Carnegie Hall
Woman asks to vote five times in one place
In Lubbock on Tuesday election officials filed a strange complaint after a caller demanded to vote five times at the same polling place claiming she could not visit all five locations.
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Lubbock
Department of Utter Confusion
New Record Price Paid For Young Angus Bull
A three month old Aberdeen Angus bull named Ankonian 3219 sold for 15000 at Ankony Farms in Rhinebeck New York. George Cooper of Run Acre Farm Madison Connecticut purchased the world record price bull sired by Eileenmere 1032, Ankony Farms international grand champion.
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Rhinebeck
N. Y
Aberdeen
Ankony Farms
Ankonian
George Cooper
Run Acre Farm
Madison
Rites Slated Today For Buda Leader
Funeral services for W. G. Williams longtime Buda resident and city council member will be held at 3 p m Wednesday at the Buda Methodist Church with Rev Lee Griffin officiating Burial follows in Liveoak Cemetery Williams a 40 year Buda resident and 25 year school board trustee died Monday night at his home He is survived by his wife a son four brothers and several nephews pallbearers and honorary pallbearers are named from local and Beaumont based Calcasieu Lumber Company employees
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Buda
ANS
W. G. Williams
Buda Methodist Church
Lee Griffin
Liveoak Cemetery
Williams
Buda School Board
Ben Hur Shrine
Eugene Williams
Arnold Williams
Fred Williams
Kyle Williams
San Marcos
Paul Williams
Alpine
E J. Cleveland
W. H. Matthews
Beaumont
Winter King
W. S. Drake
Austin
Calcasieu Lumber Company
Incumbents Win Laredo Election and More Races
A sweep of local seats across Texas appears in results from Laredo and other cities. Incumbent King led Laredo with 1,541 votes to 1,483. Harvey C. Byrd ran unopposed with 2,979 votes as Gainesville aldermen and city attorney races produced several unopposed or leading candidates across multiple towns.
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King
Harvey C. Byrd
Gainesville
W. B. Ballew
J. A. Thomas
J. Robert Evans
K. R.neal
Henry Lynch
L. V. Henry
Crockett
T. D. Craddock
J. G. Beasley Jr
Herbert Callaway
Midland
Jack B. Wilkinson
JW. McMillen
Austin Chamber Adopts Top Plans and $80,000 Budget
Austin Chamber of Commerce directors adopted top year objectives and an $80,000 operating budget up from $54,138. The plan emphasizes eight divisions including Convention hall projects, city planning, highway and traffic improvements, tourism publicity, education support, and farm co operations, with new memberships added from De Viny Davidson and others.
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Austin Chamber of Commerce
Austin
Chamber of Commercce
Colorado
Congress Avenue
Fredericksburg
Taylor
Highland Lakes
Occupation Service Officials Visit Here
Army in occupied areas seeks professional, technical, and administrative specialists. From Wednesday through Saturday an Army representative interviews doctors, public health officers, engineers, geologists, librarians, directors, and other civil service personnel at the Texas Employment Commission office in Austin.
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Department of Army
Army
Texas Employment Commission
West Sixth Street
Baylor Nursing School Moves to Waco Amid Campus Shift
Baylor University's board of trustees approved moving the nursing school from Dallas to Waco. The program expands to include an enlarged instruction and a bachelor of science in nursing degree. The change leaves seven Baylor schools on the Waco campus, with Dentistry in Dallas and Medicine in Houston.
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Fred W. Catterall Jr
Chamber of Commerce
DeViney-Davidson and Company
American General Insurance Company
Piccadilly Cafeterias
Texas
Woodrow Sledge
Don-Mar Court
Auto Court
Blue Bonnet Court
Hillcrest Motor Court
Waldorf Motel
Waco
Baylor University
Dallas
W. R. White
Baylor
College of Dentistry
College of Medicine
Houston
Mississippi Hikes Beer Tax to Fund Rural Road Program
Mississippi lawmakers approved raising the beer tax to four cents per bottle to raise eight million dollars over two years for black topping rural roads. The 86 to 37 House vote came amid tense personal clashes as a Senate bill in a four part package advanced.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Senate
Deaths and Funerals in Austin Area
Walter Beard funeral services set for Wednesday at 9 30 a m at Cook Funeral Home with Rev Calvin Froehner officiating. Edward W Seiders Sr a longtime Austin resident died in a local hospital Tuesday with survivors including wife son and three brothers. Burial will be in Memorial Park. Mrs Lillian Rawls Allen died Tuesday afternoon in a local hospital with husband Beverly Allen and five children among survivors. Funeral arrangements pending. Two day old infant Ben Sinclair Bailey died Tuesday with family survivors. services Wednesday at Weed-Corley Funeral Home and burial in Capital Memorial Park. Graveside services for Minnie D Montgomery Wednesday at Calf Springs with body at Hylton Manor Funeral Home until 11 a m. Ernest Eugene Gillette 22 held funeral Tuesday at First Methodist Church with burial in Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. He is survived by parents three brothers.
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Cook Funeral Home
Calvin Froehner
Memorial Park
Edward W. Seiders Sr
Austin
Travis County
Seiders
Gulf Oil Company
Edward W. Seiders Jr
G. C. Seiders
R. G. Seiders
O. W. Seiders
Fleecy Whitten
Weed- Corley Funeral Home
Lillian Rawls Allen
Beverly Allen
Linda Allen
Mary Allen
Santa Fe
N.M
Fred R. Allen
Houston
B. W. Allen
Smithville
Wilke Funeral Home
Ben Sinclair Bailey
Joe Bailey
Rosedale
Joe Murray Bailey
Ralph Vincent Bailey
R. V. Murray
Cordie Bailey
Lyde
Texas
Weed-Corley
Paul G. Wassenich
Capital Memorial Park
Book of Remembrance
University Christian Church
Minnie D. Montgomery
Calf Springs
Hylton Manor Funeral Home
New Braunfels
Ernest Eugene Gillette
First Methodist Church
Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery
Wayne Gillette Sr
Wayne Gillette Jr
Charles Bertrand Gillette
Walter Harold Gillette
Youths Charged In Robbery Case
Two Austin youths Spencer A. Doyle and Floyd Miller Jr were charged with robbery by assault after a Monday night hold up of Thomas Williams on East 12th Street. Williams said a man choked him, then a second robber took a 100 dollar bill and fled. Police recovered 66 dollars and the pair were jailed in Travis County court.
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Austin
Thomas Williams
Spencer A. Doyle
Floyd Miller Jr
Travis County
Justice of Peace
Travis Blakeslee
Williams
East 12Th Street
Dynamite Blast Destroys Negro Home in Dallas
Detective Captain Stevenson says the house bomb in a white South Dallas neighborhood was dynamite. Garland Mathis had just signed a mortgage and paid $500 down before the blast. he recovered the payment. No injuries occurred in the two recent Dallas Negro home bombings.
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Dallas
M. W. Stevenson
Garland Mathis
Jewell Harper
Princess Launches Vessel and Cocktail
Princess Margaret Rose launched Velantina the biggest tanker ever built in Britain. In her honor the Park Hotel manager created Royal Blue a blue curacao based cocktail feared to cause seasickness among observers.
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Tynemouth
Eng
INS
Princess Margaret Rose
Park Hotel
Princess Margaret
Britain
Insurance refunds paid to 12.4 million veterans
About 12.5 million insurance refund payments have been paid to World War II veterans. The total disbursed amounts to roughly $2.25 billion, with about $550 million still to be paid to around 3.5 million veterans. Officials say the program is moving faster than expected.
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Washington
Treasury
Texas A&M Freshmen Beat Wharton Junior College 12 To 6
Texas A M freshman baseball team defeated Wharton Junior College 12 to 6 on a Tuesday afternoon in College Station. Four runs in the third inning gave a 5 to 2 lead and five more in the sixth padded the margin as Pi Two powered the win.
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College Station
Texas A&m
Wharton Junior College
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