SHOW WORLD Screenplays Flop with Suspect Writing
A Warner Bros. production directed by Alfred Hitchcock fails to deliver suspense. Actors Marlene Dietrich and Jane Wyman star with Richard Todd and Michael Wilding, amid mixed performances. the plot twists collapse from weak scripting and abrupt reveals. The Baron of Arizona from Lippert Pictures also disappoints despite Vincent Price and Ellen Drew.
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Jane Wyman
Charlotte
Marlene Dietrich Smith
Michael Wildin Cooper
Richard Tod
Marlene Dietrich
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Jane
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Baron
Arizona
Lippert Pictures
Carl K. Hittelman
Samuel Fuller
Reavis
Vincent Price
Sotia
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Arizona Land Office
Spain
Labor union politicians clash with Ramsey in Texas lieutenant governor race
Ben Ramsey says certain labor union politicians hope to defeat him by opposing his support for labor management laws. He cites laws against secondary boycotts and picketing of essential services, arguing the fight tests Texans on protection of workers and public welfare amid national security concerns.
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Absentee Vote Light As Deadline Nears
County Clerk Emilie Limberg said absentee ballots total 790 by noon with the deadline at 5 p m Tuesday. She noted the last election had 1 900 absentee votes.
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Medics Pick Grahame Bates as Executive Secretary
State Medical Association of Texas names Grahame Ted Bates of Chicago as executive secretary. Bates, Texan by birth, has lived in California and worked for the American Medical Association the past year. He and Mrs. Bates will arrive in Austin mid next week to begin duties, succeeding Dr. Harold M. Williams who resigned June 1.
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Building Permits Rise After Busy Monday
The city building inspector reports a sharp rise in construction permits with 16 new projects authorized on Monday and many alterations and repairs. Officials say Monday’s activity was heavier than usual after last week’s low due to disrupted materials from the Korean War impact. Tuesday showed early permits and a crowded office as contractors awaited more approvals.
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