New York Welcome for Screen Star Charles Ray
The popular film star Charles Ray arrived in New York with carte blanche to tour the city and surroundings. He joked that the mayor offered him the key to the city, then admitted he had never been east of Chicago and was born in Jacksonville, Illinois.
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Ray in the spotlight a shy screen star on vacation
Ray, known as a “gentleman of the press,” admits to 80 but appears much younger. Fans note his extreme shyness hides a poised in company persona, while film fans hope for a real charm. He jokes about liking a vacation from work until Jan first. He and Mrs. Ray plan tourist outings after seeing The Music Box Revue and Hippodrome tonight.
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Dr Atwood Pardoned After Governor's Midnight Visit
Dr Atwood, imprisoned for second degree murder, was granted clemency after a late night appeal. Governor Cox visited Charlestown Prison in a driving rain to discuss the case, with supporters crediting the visit for the pardon push that had persisted since his 1917 life sentence.
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