Millionaires Pouring Into Movietown Biggest Spenders
Oilmen and Texas magnates flock to Hollywood, shunning taxes and nightlife. Industry moguls like Jack Wrather arrive years ago and now juggle TV, film, hotels, and resorts while splurging on phone bills and investments as new wealth reshapes Tinseltown.
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Jack Wrather
Texas
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Glenn McCarthy
Hollywood
Adlai Stevenson's Grandpa Favored South Filibuster
Washington dispatch notes Southern senators citing Adlai Ewing Stevenson as their favored author on unlimited debate. They recall his 1897 Senate speech endorsing long rules to protect rights, while noting his grandson’s later role as vice president during Grover Cleveland's second administration.
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Washington
Adlai Ewing Stevenson
United States
Grover Cleveland
Stevenson
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Eva Peron’s Body Rested in Mausoleum Shrine
The body of Eva Peron lay in a special mausoleum at the General Federation of Labor headquarters after a massive funeral in Buenos Aires. She died on July 26 and will be kept in the mausoleum for about a year before permanent display in a downtown monument tomb.
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Eva Peron
General Federation of Labor
CGT
William M. Martin Named On FBI Ten Most Wanted List
William Merle Martin, a former burglar from Joplin Missouri born in 1929, is added to the FBI ten most wanted list to replace Gerhard A Puff who killed an agent. A warrant charges Martin with the murder of Deputy Willard Carver near Olathe Kansas on June 3. He has a long police record including burglary, carrying concealed weapons, receiving stolen goods, car theft and interstate transport of firearms.
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William Merle Martin
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Olathe
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Martin Nis
Puff
New York
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Kansas
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Winds
Missouri
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Houston Lighting & Power’s growth fuels electric access
The utility reports over 20,000 new residential customers in 12 months across cities farms and rural areas. To serve about 1775 new homes monthly engineers plan lines substations and facilities in advance so the cut-in crew can quickly connect service. Better living arrives with electric service offering comfort savings and low cost via wiring.
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Houston Lighting & Power Company
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