Sinatra and Gardner deny being home wreckers in split
Earl Wilson reports Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner defend their separation from Nancy Sinatra. Ava says she has a bum rap and both deny plans to marry soon. Sinatra explains dates are normal since he is separated and plans to open at Copacabana while Ava heads to Europe. Public reaction splits, with some fans urging a Nancy return and others backing Ava.
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Earl Wilson
NEW
Marth
Frank Sinatra
Ava Gardner
Eiad
Ave
Frankie
Nancy Sinatre
Ava
Har
Hampshire House
den’ Park
South
Dione
Avea
Res
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Nancy
David Seimick
Frent
Europe
London
Palladium
Spain
Red Cross
Faye
Bop City
Businessman Heads Red Cross Drive in Highlands and Crosby
George Bower, Highlands businessman and Rotary Club member, is named to push the 1959 Red Cross drive in Highlands and Crosby. Quota set at 318 dollars. Roy Elms reports ongoing campaign at General Tire plant with goal completion in days. Baytown groups show strong support with 1800 from downtown business districts and refinery and Humble Oil contributing heavily.
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George Bower
Highlands
Crosby
Harry F. Flattman
Bower
Highlands Hardware
Rotary Club
Jayceeeties
Baytown
Roy Elms
General Tire and Rubber ‘Company
General Tire
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Dean Rundell to Attend Texas Junior College Meet
Dean Walter Rundell of Lee College will attend the Texas Junior College Association sessions at the Rice Hotel Houston today and tonight as well as the Association of Texas Colleges meeting there Friday and Saturday. He will also fly to Roanoke Virginia for a three day conference of the American Association of Junior Colleges. Superintendent George B. H. Gentry will split time between Houston sessions and the Galveston teachers’ convention.
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Walter Rundell
Lee College
Texas Junior College Association
Rice Hotel
Houston
Association of Texas Colleges
Lete Seburdeau Rundell
Roanoke
Virginia
American ‘Association of Junior Colleges
George BH. Gentry
Galveston
Tulsa Oilers Top Indianapolis Club 6-4 In Texas League clash
Tulsa Oilers of the Texas League defeated Indianapolis in a 6-4 game. Tulsa scored three runs in the seventh inning aided by three singles and a double. Reliever John Bebber earned the win while Fletcher Robbe, Tulsa left fielder, hit the lone homer.
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Alexandria
Tulsa
Oilers
Indianapolis
John Bebber
Fletcher Robbe
New Parisimen Added To Cut Cowtown Crime
Fort Worth March 23 Highteen additional foot patrol men will be added to the police squad in downtown Fort Worth between now and October 1 Police Chief George Hawkins said Employment of the policemen was authorized by City Council yesterday part of a campaign to control after dark crime in the downtown district
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Fort Worth
Forth Worth
George Hawkins
Barkley Sought For Texas Visit
In Houston on March 23 UP reports Democrats want Vice President Alben Barkley as speaker for a Texas statewide fundraising dinner in May at Austin Sete. A tentative 25 per plate price was set by party leaders, with Barkley’s time to be arranged. Dinner at the Austin Coliseum could seat about 1800. proceeds to go to the State Executive Committee.
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Houston
Texas Democrats
Alben Barkley Todsy
Austin Sete
Wright Morrosy
Barkley
Texas
Austin Coliseum
Morrow
State Executive Committee
Livestock Market Report From Fort Worth Trade Data
Fort Worth livestock market shows cattle and hogs with varied values. Cattle include steers and yearlings as high as 28.00 per hundredweight with differing weights and many cows in the 16.50 to 19.50 range. calves and stockers reported with slower demand. Hog prices show butcher hogs lower than prior trades, feeder pigs down, and sows near 13.00 to 14.00 dollars per hundredweight. A long aside notes a dessert recipe blurb about blancmange unrelated to market.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Rotarians Heard About Distributive Education Course in Baytown
Rotarians learned distributive education focuses on training in retail and wholesale merchandising. Robert E. Lee High School students explained the program via a radio presentation at Grace Methodist Church. 35 students work in 33 downtown stores under supervision. admissions follow testing and interviews. Elections will be held at the next meeting with Gordon J. Farned unopposed for president and candidates named for three board vacancies.
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Baytown
Robert E. Lee High School
Fawa du Tremblay
Grace Methodist Church
Wesley Thompson
Ted Poder
Carol Simmons
Walter Atlen
Mary Mercer
Maxine Colburn
la Verne Gardner
Geneva Fist
Carolyn Melugin
Robert FE. Lee
Feld
R. B. Sparks
Gordon J. Farned
Lloyd Jones
Frank Redd
S. T. Weaver
L. A. Hale J. J. Bradshaw
H. M. Johnson
Wesley Woods
A.M Tarbutton
Communist Mobs Battle In Italy Continues Across Town
Rebels armed with firing guns and grenades clash with authorities as 200 troops, police, carabinieri, and six armored cars move from Foggia. The first assault is repulsed but armored cars breach barriers and troops enter the town. Civilians are ordered off the streets as Communists fortify the Jabor offices chamber. This marks a rare overt act since July 1948. Similar uprisings occur at Abbadia San Salvadore.
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Foggia
Zionist Editor to Speak Here Friday
Rabbi Samuel Schwertz announced that J. J. Hiller editor of the Southwest Zionist Region Bulletin will discuss Who Governs Israel at the 7 30 p m service tomorrow at Congregation K nesseth Israel Hiller has led the Zionist bulletin for two years and has long been active in the movement in Houston He is an attorney who manages several office buildings and has held major posts including past president of Herzl Lodge B nai Brith vice president of B nai Brith Council and member of the Zionist Council and Jewish Community Council
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Samuel Schwertz
J. J. Hiller
Southwest Zionist Region Bulletin
Israel
Congregation K’nesseth Israel
Hitler
Zionist Bulletin
Zionist Movement
Houston
Hiller
Herzl Lodge B'nai Brith
B'nai Brith Council
Zionist Council
Jewish Community Council
Nazi War Crimes Film On Screen Here Tonight
Sergeant Jack Taylor prepares a double run of the Nuremberg war crimes trial film at Horace Mann Junior High School Auditorium at 7 20 p m. More than 300 Highlands residents attended two showings last night as the old theatre filled beyond capacity. The Baytown screening is sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's Club.
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Jack Taylor
Nuremburg
Horace Mann Junior High School
Taylor
Highlands
Baytown
Business and Professional Women’s Club
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