TV Scandals Push Actors Through Varied Paths
Varied fates of TV scandal figures unfold as former game show bosses and emcees move into stage, film, or executive roles. Jack Barry, Hal March, and Louis Cowan are cited amid shifts to production, theater, and academia, with others returning to radio or hosting new formats.
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Hal March
Inessane Barry
Sangle Ducter
Tic Facen
Penn Silence
Taine Sa
Mertee
Louis Cowan
Columbia Broadcasting System
Margaret's Whims Attract England Criticism
London reports detail how Margaret, described by the Daily Mirror as charming yet occasionally perverse, faces public scrutiny. The article notes Snowdon's Antigua vacation as a preface to his change in roles, while critics question her workload, public spending, and insistence on private life.
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North Carolina Chairs Lead Nation in Furniture Rise
High Point, N C AP report outlines how North Carolina dominates U S furniture making with about 28.6 percent of wood dining room and 15.9 percent of kitchen furniture while the industry shifts from regional status to national prominence. Strong buyers spread across the country.
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Bryan Baislip
High Point
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T. Ryan
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Jlina Og
North Carolina
Raymond S. Reed
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Deepening Of Ship Channel Brings Budget Request
The piece notes the 40 foot depth deepening plan for the Houston Ship Channel with federal funding requests, detailing costs for bends, widening, and land damages. It highlights North Carolina furniture industry growth, Southern design investment, and the High Point market as a hub for manufacturers and custom orders along a 100 mile furniture highway.
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Hickory
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Four Nashville Kids Die Of Unknown Virus
Four children under six died in Pevideon County within a week from a baffling virus described as a rapid pneumonia strain. Dr. W. J. Core, medical examiner, said the illness develops quickly from what seems like a cold and kills in under six hours after a healthy appearance.
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Pevideon County
W. J. Core
Core
Snowfall Halts Buffalo Mail Carriers Chains of Falls
Buffalo postmen have fallen 6 times since Christmas, suffering 42 bruises 13 sprains 5 strains and 1 broken ankle. A total of 107 man days were lost. Post Office officials urged property owners to clear walks to prevent further injuries.
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Post Office
TV Adopts New Rules Shifting Tax Concessions
An inquiry into the media scene notes a shift toward balancing tax concessions for business while outlining crafty loopholes. A vivid account describes a ritual in a committee session and a dramatic event involving a bust of a victim, ending with a tense encounter on a bus as an elderly woman and a child loom in the scene.
Sinclair OW Re Sharp Profit De a
Sinclair OW Re Sharp Profit De a outlines higher expenses cited by Steiniger and associates. The fragment references a profit rise and cost concerns, noting figures and duties in a business context. The text suggests a financial discussion influencing outcomes for ORE FOR AP and related entities.
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Steiniger
Walrus Ie Improving From Big Headache
Dallas residents complained of a strong odor as Lone Star Gas Co. checked facilities after reports of a gas leak. An odor persisted for days, causing headaches before a 2 month small leak was identified and investigated.
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Louis
Lone Star Gas Co
Henry Aavatant
Press Association Convention Slated in San Marcos
SAN MARCOS AP The Texas Intercollegiate Press Association will hold its annual convention April 27 to 28. Jeff Duffield a Southwest Texas State College student and campus newspaper editor is association president. About 400 students and teachers are expected. Members include Abilene Christian College Howard Payne McMurry and Midwestern.
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Texas Intercollegiate Press Association
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Jeff Duffield
Southwest Texas State College
Abilene Christian College
Howard Payne
McMurry
MacArthur Celebrates Triumphal Birthday at West Point
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur marked his birthday in New York accepting greetings from cadets at the United States Military Academy and birthday messages from well wishers worldwide. He attended a Waldorf Towers dinner as guest of honor and said he values most highly the honor of being a West Point graduate.
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Douglas MacArthur
Military Academy
Waldorf Towers
West Point
Did You Know Surping Military Weapons Used by Agencies
A fragment notes that weapons including firearms and grenades are used by a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service arsenal to deter crop-destroying birds. The utility of these methods and their legal status are mentioned without full context.
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