Christina Crawford Becomes Hollywood Actress at 21
Christina Crawford, daughter of Joan Crawford, lands her first Hollywood role in Wild in the Country at 21. She says she earned the job herself after studying in New York and performing in summer stock. She credits her mother for advice but aims to prove herself independently. Meanwhile Hollywood faces renewed boycott fears as Catholic bishops urge a tougher production code amid debates over moral standards in films.
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TV Ring Ills Being Aired In Senate Probe
In a Senate Antitrust subcommittee hearing former IBC president testified that the boxing promoter paid about 180000 dollars since 1953 to the wife of gangster Carbo and to manager Jack Kearns to line up televised bouts. Gibson said payments to Kearns secured access to managers while counterbalancing Carbo, as IBC sought continuity in TV series.
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Frankie Carbo
Jack Kearns
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Carbo
Caroo
Viola Masters
Bonomi
Joe Walcott
Rocky Marciano
New Pro Grid League Drafts All-Americas
The young American Football League drafted nine of the All Americas including Navy star Joe Bellino in 30 rounds. Bellino went nineteenth to Boston as teams picked ready players for Navy service. Other top names included Dan LaRose Mike Ditka Ken Rice Bob Lilly Tom Brown Jake Gibbs Balme and Pervis Atkins with varying draft statuses.
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Pepperell Maintenance League Boiler Makers Lead Week Standings
Pastime Lanes shows Week 10 results with Boiler Makers at 34 wins and 16 losses. Hot Shots trail behind. team totals list Boiler Makers 1,463 and singles 511. Top scorer noted as T. Shevenelle with 369 in series and 146 high single.
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L. Driscoll
P. Caissie
J. Bisaillon
Flip Of Coin Will Determine Grid Playoffs
NFL officials in New York prepared to flip coins to resolve a three and five way tie for first in the Western Division as Baltimore Green Bay and San Francisco hold 6 4 records with two games left. Chicago and Detroit also in contention. Eagles clinched the Eastern title and will face the Western champion in Philadelphia. Playoff dates set with potential double elimination on Dec 26 and Jan 1.
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Jersey Joe Walcott shaken by senate boxing testimony
Jersey Joe Walcott, recovering from a night with Camden police, reacted with disbelief when told Senate testimony suggested Frankie Carbo dictated terms for his 1952 rematch with Rocky Marciano. He denied any association with Carbo or Bocchicchio, saying the matter was news to him and that there must be a misunderstanding.
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Truman Gibson
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Felix Bocchicchio
Jersey Joe
Felix
Marciano
Celtics Top Lakers 123–101 In Monday NBA Result
The Associated Press reports Boston defeated Los Angeles 123 to 101 on Monday. Tuesday’s card includes Philadelphia versus Syracuse in New York, Cincinnati visiting New York, and Detroit at St. Louis.
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Saco Debates Bond Plan Details and Limits
The article explains a proposed bond issue exceeding 400000 to finance a school. Bonds would be dated the month before issue, payable in twenty equal annual installments with semi annual interest not above 4 percent. Interest coupons would bear the city treasurer’s facsimile signature, countersigned by the mayor, and payable at Canal National Bank in Portland or Saco.
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Corriveaus buy Saco Cape with acres lands
George L. and Evelyn V. Corriveau purchased the eight room cape style house and 3.5 acres at 654 Ferry Road Saco from Daniel and Lucienne Twomey. Sale coordinated through Nicholas P. Scontras realty. Jon Milligan Co. handled further Kennebunk transfers: Paul and Monique Bedard buy on Intervale Road, while William and Martha Higgins acquire a Cape Cod near Route 9 in Cape Porpoise from Harry S. Hutchins Jr. of Burlington Massachusetts.
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