Latin Lover Stereotypes Break With Fernanda Lamas Sayings
Hollywood veteran Fernanda Lamas discusses acting hints for the Latin lover role. He urges showing teeth and kissing hands with a heavy accent while noting he plans to move to straight parts. Lamas questions Latin passion as universal, aiming to direct and produce. A separate brief notes six consumers bitten by dogs during a Connecticut farm census.
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Aline Mosey
Hollywood
Fernanda Lamas
Lamas
Argentina
Cechoslovakian
Las Vegas
Rosalind Russell
Holywood
Arlene Dall
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Winter storms sweep across U S with snow and cold
Winter brought severe conditions across the nation with heavy mountain snow up to 19 inches in the Southwest plains and 16 inches in the mountains. Southern California endured hurricane force winds fanning a raging forest fire and 32 below zero in the Rockies. Midwest and Northeast faced icy rain and traffic deaths, while the Southeast saw a mild warm spell.
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United Press
California
Rockies
Southwest
Plains
Los Angeles
Midwest
New England
Gulf of Mexico
Ohio River Valley
Aine
San Antonio
Mercury
el Paso
Colorado Dust Bowl
Denver
Oklahoma
Sooner
Eufalia
Okla
Ontario
San Fernando
Chicago
Racine
Wis
Hagle
Neb
Postmaster Warns Of Fraud In Free Diamond Offers
Postmaster General Arthur 3B. Summerfield warned that contests promising free diamonds are often fraud schemes. He cited the Count the Diamonds contest as common, where many win small prizes while a few are induced to trade up to overpriced stones. Cooperation with the Better Business Bureau and jewelers groups is underway to curb the deceit.
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Washington
Arthur
Summerfield
Post ‘Office Department
Beller Business Bureau
Ex Actress Advocates Bible Study At Family Fireside
Former actress Helen Menken urges regular family evenings of reading aloud from the Bible and Shakespeare. She notes learning speech at home, stresses natural diction, and believes shared reading improves pronunciation and appreciation without losing natural tones.
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Helen Menken
Elizabeth Toomey
New York
Shakespear
Miss Menken
Pease-Blossom
George N. Richard
1954 a Ho Hum Year No Notable Year After All
United Press recap catalogs oddities from 1954 including Liberace votes for sheriff in Mesa County and a cow in bed in Benventa Italy. It notes unusual crimes and happenings from Portugal to California and crowns the year as surprisingly eventful.
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William Ewald
United Press
Dodgers
Liberace
Mesa County
Cola
Portugal
Thorold
Ont
Vincent Edward Halliday
Great Yarmouth
England
Thirty Seconds Could Have Saved Soldiers in Crash
Pittsburg dispatch reports a DC 2 airliner ditched into the Monongahela River after engines failed. Civilian pilot Harold A. Poe and nine service members perished. fourteen GIs and four crew were saved. Officials say an extra thirty seconds in the air might have allowed a safer glide to Allegheny airport.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela River
H. Rinebald
CAA Air Cart
Greater Pittsburgh
Harold A. Poe
Allegheny County
Poe
Gis
Rinebold
CAA
Kansan Found Dead After Disappearance
Albert Musgrave aged 7 of Frankfort Kansas was found dead in a vacant lot in Akron Ohio three weeks after vanishing from his daughter’s home. Police reported no violence marks on the body and Coroner William Pittenger attributed the death to natural causes.
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Akron
Ohio
Albert Musgrave
Frankfort
Kan
Musgrave
Ledio
William Pittenger
Churchill Trip To U S Rumored Amid Diplomatic Denials
Rumors circulate in Washington that British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill may visit the United States next month. A State Department spokesman said there is no information supporting the report, and a British government spokesman also denied knowledge of any plans.
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Washington
Tee
Winston Churchill
State Department
London
Churchill
United States
Eisenhower
Augusta
White House
Two More U S Owned Rubber Plants Sold
The rubber producing facilities disposal commission announced the sale of two more government owned rubber plants. The petroleum butadiene plant at El Segunda California was sold to its present operator Standard Oil Co of California, while the Butyl rubber plant at Baton Rouge Louisiana was bought by Esso Standard Oil Co, which now operates it.
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Rubber Producing Facilities Disposal Commission
el Segunda
Calif
Standard Oi Co
California
Baton Rouge
Esso Standard Oil Co
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