Woman treated like horse says Guizar in Hollywood advice
Hollywood correspondent Virginia MacPherson reports Guizar, famed for his guitar, sharing a controversial method to keep a wife happy by spoiling her like a racehorse with carrots and candy, teaching gentleness and discipline while stressing the husband’s mastery. He cites 18 years of success with his own wife Carmen and with his horses.
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Guizar
Carmen
Guizer
Cocoanut Grove
We Like Ike Changed To We Lak Mac
A national poll by the Wage Earners' Committee shows voters preferring General Douglas MacArthur over General Dwight D. Eisenhower. Of 17,084 responses, 16,142 favored MacArthur and 2,942 favored Eisenhower, with 1.5 percent opposing Truman's reelection.
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Los Angeles
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Douglas MacArthur
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Truman
Two bites from same rattlesnake terrify hatchery official
In Austin Ole Crimm assistant superintendent at Buntsville state fish hatchery survived two rattlesnake bites in a single incident. The first strike on his right forefinger failed to deter him but a second bite on his finger left him clocked. His wife applied a tourniquet and they rushed to Huntsville for treatment and antiserum. Marion Toole of the Game Fish and Oyster Commission called the snake a western ground rattler with faint warning buzz.
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Ole Crimm
Buntsville State Fish Hatchery
Marion Toole
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Crimm
Grimm
Byrnes to help lead stop Truman forces at Dem convention
South Carolina Governor James F Byrnes signals he will not bolt the Democratic Party if Truman is renominated. He is expected to head the South Carolina delegation in Chicago next summer and align with Senator Harry F Byrd and other southern opponents if needed.
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Columbia
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Truman
Byrnes
Chicago
Harry F. Byrd
D. Virginia
Shreveport Polio Strikes Diverse Victims Campaign Urges Bed Rest
Dr. Robert L. Pavy of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis says Shreveport polio is unusual as it hit negroes first and affects all ages. He notes one 12 year old patient and an overall 250 cases since July 1 with expectations the epidemic will continue into fall. Public health officials push information campaigns urging rest and avoiding exhaustion or chilling.
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New Orleans
Robert L. Pavy
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Shreveport
Louisiana
Pavy
Charity Hospital
Chicagoan May Give Birth To Sextuplets
The Chicago Herald American reports an area woman is expected to become the mother of quintuplets or sextuplets. Obstetricians predicted a multiple birth and a county hospital check suggests the report may be pending confirmation.
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Chicago ‘Herald-American
Chicago Area
Cook County
Governor Urges Texas Public Utilities Commission Study
Governor Allan Shivers asks Texas to consider forming a public utilities commission. In a letter to John B. Moseley he notes frequent citizen suggestions and recommends the Legislative Council and staff explore an investigation and report on the proposal.
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Austin
UEI
Allan Shivers
Texas
John B. Moseley
Texas Legislative Council
Public Utilities Commission
Deacon Nabbed as Dope Kingpin in San Francisco
Federal narcotics agents arrested Perry D. Edwards a 34 year old church deacon who allegedly headed a ring selling narcotics smuggled from Red China. Evidence ties him to a syndicate that bought by seamen in Hong Kong and moved thousands of dollars in drugs into the United States. Edwards was described as a pillar of the local Negro community and is said to hold a graduate degree from Wiley College and be pursuing a master's at San Francisco State College.
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United States
Red China
Perry D. Edwards
Hong Kong
China
Edwards
Wiley College
Galveston
San Francisco State College
Balloon Causes Parachute Scare
In Santa Rosa Texas two men reportedly parachuted from a round airplane into a cotton field triggering local excitement. The Valley Morning Star later said the “parachute” was a weather balloon with instruments. FBI agents inspected the field. footprints and torn cotton noted. Postmaster Hammett said evidence suggested a landing, while observers doubted the two fleeing men.
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Santa Rosa
Texas
South Texas
Harlingen Valley Morning Star
FBI
Walter Hammett
Valley Morning Star
Draft Board A Little Late In Calling Sailor
Knoxv ille Tenn draft notes show Bill Brewer ordered to report to the St. Louis Draft Board. He says he has been on active duty with the Mary for 11 years. Meanwhile a policy bans shotguns capable of holding more than three shells for hunting doves or waterfowl.
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Tenn
Bill Brewer
St. Louis
Brewer
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