Hollywood hopes for famous faces in film roles
Director Henry King says Douglas MacArthur and Justice William O. Douglas could star in movies, casting as likable archetypes. He envisions Einstein and others like Gussie Moran and Salvadore Dali as possible screen talents, noting celebrities from politics and art as potential actors.
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Douglas
MacArthur
William Douglas
Supreme Court
Hollywood
Stata
Henry King
King
Justice Douglas
Alpert Einstein
David
Bathsheba
Song of Bernadette
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She
Tor
Susan Hayward
Jennifer Jones
Hathleen Winsor
Amber
Ing
Gussie Moran
Taiy- Fleur Cowles
New York
Eddie Eagan
Tyrone Power
Gregory Peck
Paul V. McNutt
Salvedore Dali
Lisa Hick explains sextrovert balance in fashion sense
Hollywood report cites Lisa Hick describing a sextrovert as sexy yet not obvious. She contrasts low necklines worn modestly with restrained wiggle, and says a covertness allows bolder styling. Hick aims to stay sextrovert, not cross into sintrovert, using ballads for risqué looks.
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Virginia MacPherson
Hollywood
Lisa Hick
Lisa
Girl Medical Student Invited To Fraternity
Miss Pat Barrow of Emory University's freshman medical class faces misaddressed mail and a lingering invitation to spend two weeks at the Thera Kappa Psi medical fraternity house. She did not accept.
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Atlanta
Pat Barrow
Emory University
Zsa
Thera Kappa Psi
Boy ’s roadside ride ends in Claiborne jail
An Indiana boy, 15, hitchhiked near Hopkinsville Kentucky and was taken by three youths to Claiborne County Tennessee where authorities hold him after discovering the car they rode in was stolen. Meanwhile Barbara Coggin registered at Mississippi State College for Women in Columbus paying her fee with 46 silver dollars. Her brother Sam had paid his Mississippi State College at Starkville with nickels years earlier.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Indiana
Hoskinsville
Kentucky
Claiborne
Tennessee
Columbus
Mass
Barbara
Nan Coggin
Mississippi State College For Women
Sam
Mississippi State College
Starkville
Golf Ball Boomerang Mystery Returns To Plymouth Club
In Plymouth Massachusetts John Armstrong’s golf ball traveled about 130 miles but was recovered by a club member months later. The ball bore Armstrong’s name and was linked to a Texas friend who sent several practice balls. Armstrong suspects a Texan found it on the Plymouth course and sent it back.
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Plymouth
Mass
John Armstirens
Armstrong
Plymouth Country Club
Chib
Texas
Infantryman Smith of Carver Schools Graduates
Private Smith son of Mr and Mrs Israel Smith of 112 Stowe has served with the Sixth Infantry Division at Foxford California. He is a graduate of the Carver Schools.
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Smith
Israel Smith
Stowe
Sixth Infantry Division
Foxford
Califoria
Carver Schools
Red Leaders Fear Chinese Apathy Sparks Party Reforms
In Peiping and Hong Kong reports, Communist leaders fear growing apathy among Chinese and party members. Authorities push speedier people's representative conferences and stricter public relations to curb discontent and potential counterrevolution. A Kowloon paper cites village cadres' political lethargy after land reform, warning it endangers rule and fuels unrest. A 52 year old grandfather wins Western Reserve University admission as a freshman.
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Hong Kong
China
Pieping
People's Representative Conferences
Peiping Siso
Hankow
Li Siu-hsi
Hunan
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