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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1951

Page

4

First Aid for Shock From Atomic Threats Explained

Central Press and The Baytown Sun present Red Cross first aid guidance emphasizing shock prevention and treatment. Key instructions include keeping the patient warm, elevating the feet unless chest injuries exist, avoiding forcing movement, and not giving liquids to an unconscious person.

Central Press Association Baytown Sun American Red Cross The Red Cross

125 Homely Actresses Used Ugly Ducklings For Lonely Hearts

Colmbia Pictures hired 125 women extras for The Dark Page scene at a Lonely Hearts club. Cast members were chosen for unattractiveness to portray a nightclub date scene with Crawford, who had deserted a woman years earlier. Many extras wore wedding rings, which director Phil & son had them remove to keep believability.

Ben Coon Bollewood Colmbia Pictures Broderick Cran Derek Donna Reed Columbia Central Casting Crawford Central Phil & Son

Hollywood Star Douglas Sees Real People Behind Fame

Henry Rieger reports Kirk Douglas argues Hollywood fails when stars ignore ordinary life. He advocates meeting newsboys and curb hoppers to feel the public pulse. Douglas recalls researching for Ace in the Hole by living newsroom basics and earning his first byline.

Henry Rieger Wood Hollywood Kirk Douglas Seley Yokels New York Douglas Kirk Dougles Albuquerque New Mexico Los Angeles

Rideway Favorite Father Choice by Boys Clubs

General Matthew B Ridgeway is named favorite American father by Boys Clubs of America for firmness understanding humor and companionship. Other favorites include Bob Hope Joe DiMaggio Alben Barkley Dan Seymour Fred Vinson and Robert Young reflecting the clubs’ view of engaged fatherhood. A separate note states New York arrests in 1939 reached 1 046 933 with no cooldown yet.

New York Matthew B. Ridgeway Boys’ Clubs of America United Nations Korea Bob Hope Joe DiMaggio Alben Barkley Dan Seymour Chiefs Fred Vinson The Supreme Court Robert Young

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