Harvey the invisible rabbit haunts Stewart in film interview
Motion picture star James Stewart talks to himself about Harvey the invisible rabbit on the set. The studio uses blank space as a gag, with props like a chair labeled Harvey and a carrot routine at noon. Publicity stunts and mishaps keep the joke alive as filming continues.
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Lady in Green Found in River in New Jersey
The unidentified woman called The Lady in Green was found in the Delaware River near Hunterdon County. State police sought dental records and fingerprint comparison with the FBI to identify the brunette in a dark green skirt and coat. Authorities noted bruising but decomposition hindered determinations of assault or maternity status.
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Dixieland Jazz Returns With Charleston Revival
Hollywood reports a Dixieland revival as old bands reform and new generations seek "happy music." Reb Crosby, Johnny Mercer, Pee Wee Hunt, and Firehouse Five Plus Two push Dixieland back into clubs, records, and film. Musicians improvise freely, while audiences old and young respond to the nostalgic, unplanned jazz style.
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Try And Stop Me Ronald Coleman Tale
Herb Stein recounts a Hollywood fraudster with fake accents and credentials who planned suicide on Santa Fe tracks. A millionaire aims to build a mountain retreat with luxury bungalow plans that fail when a local handyman discovers no work was done and crafts two bathrooms instead.
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Ireland's Ambassador Visits New England in Boston
Ireland's first ambassador to the United States arrives in Boston for a first official New England visit. The 51 year old diplomat will speak at the Boston Society of the Hire Society's 18th annual dinner and define Ireland's position in world affairs.
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Day of Baby Giveaway Stirs Long Branch Charity
In Long Branch Ontario Dr AE Noble offered a free delivery as Lions Club charity prize. A raffle ruled that the winner must claim within 20 months. Dennis Hugett, aged 12, won but deemed prize impossible to claim. doctor instead awarded him three ten dollar bills. Notable list of English poets is cited.
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American Diplomats Leave Czechoslovakia
The first batch of roughly 0 American diplomatic staff were sent home from Prague as relations shift. Bruce W. Forbes, Mary V. Trent, Mary Ann Kostrom, James Malone, William J. Cunningham, Grace Edwards, and Patricia Mostosky were among those departing. The report also notes local civic notes from New Mexico and a remark on the large number of laws enacted annually in the United States.
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Greeks blame milk powder for twins in Folykastron
In Folykastron Greece pregnant women refuse powdered milk after two sets of twins were born on the same day. A United Nations UNICEF report notes the twins are the first in the village in 10 years and other expectant mothers worry the powder caused the births.
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UP Strikers Win AFL Endorsement In Press Wage Dispute
William Allen of the Commercial Telegraphers Union said the AFL endorsed the strike against United Press over wages and wage differentials. The CTU, an AFL affiliate, plans talks with United Press vice president Jack Bisco under a federal conciliator to seek a wage settlement as 40,000 premature infants die annually in the United States.
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Boss and waitress die in cafe fire near Texas City
Two people died Sunday when trapped by flames in a cafe near Texas City. James Borden, 53, owner, and Marsha Masino, 26, a waitress, were found in the charred ruins.
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Newcomers Club Meeting Postponed to May 22
The Newcomers Club meeting scheduled for tomorrow is postponed until May 22 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. V.O. Blohn 2012 New Jersey. The program will be announced later.
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Moving cafe ride alters highway ramp access
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