Ann Sothern Embraces Health After Illness and Career Reset
Hollywood veteran Ann Sothern describes a life changing illness that nearly took her. She details a virus infection of the liver, months of inactivity, and a shift to stage work and live TV to rebuild her career. Sothern now stars in The Blue Gardenia and plans a new TV run with Private Secretary, while steering away from her Maisie persona.
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Chipper as Can Be Tumor Victim Pat Raynor
The three year old Pat Raynor of Kansas City is described as chipper despite a tumor spreading through his abdomen and into his head and legs. Mayo Clinic doctors will assess the advisability of surgery as his parents plan consultations after arriving with help from Fred Johnson who funded their trip.
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Brian Sullivan Steps In As Don Jose At The Met
At the Metropolitan Opera House last night a cold affected performances with Kurt Baum bowing out after the first act. Brian Sullivan, a Los Angeles tenor with the Met since 1948, substituted for the ailing veteran in Bizet s Carmen, a role he had sung elsewhere but never at the Met. Rise Stevens starred as Carmen.
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Manchester Guardian to Hire Cartoonist David Low
The Manchester Guardian announced today that British cartoonist David Low will join the staff on February 1. Low is famed for his widely circulated political sketches including Colonel…
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Blimp and Other Famous Characters End Three-Year Herald Affair
The London Daily Herald ends a three year engagement with Blimp and other famous characters on January 31. The editor says relations with Low have been very happy throughout the period.
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Urge Changes in Seed Labeling Law
The subcommittee on agriculture of the Legislative Research Committee recommends changes to the seed labeling law to prevent misleading blue and purple tags. Vendors allegedly use blue tags for uncertified seed and purple tags for registered seed, deceiving farmers into believing seeds are certified. Rep. John Hartle of Owatonna leads the subcommittee.
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