Mary Martin Leaves South Pacific After London Year
Mary Martin resigns her Ensign Nellie role after a year in London. She recalls the thrill of a singing reception outside the theatre, meeting British stars, and the quiet relief from Broadway pressure. She plans vocal and language lessons and notes her family remaining in the U.K. ballet and air force duties.
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Mary Martin
Daddy
South Pacific
Ezio Pinza
London
Nellie
Noel Coward
Peggy Ashcroft
Laurence Olivier
John Gielgud
Grosvenor Square
President Roosevelt
Broadway
Josh Logan
Josh
Dick Rogers
Polo Grounds
Niagara Falls
King George
New York Theatre
Drury Lane
Margaret
U. S
Sadler’s Wells
Middlesex
Eisenhower Sweeps R I Nation Bristol Goes Democratic
Bristol voters favored Stevenson and Sparkman 4 119 to 2 378 for president with Bristol district backing the Democratic ticket. Pastore won U S Senate by 2 572 over Ewing. Roberts carried governor by about two to one. Forand defeated LeClaire 4 382 to 2 121, reflecting statewide Democratic gains and long term party dominance in Bristol since 1924.
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Eisenhower
R.I
Nation
Bristol
Charter
Stevenson and
Sparkman
Sen. Pastore
U. S. Senate
U. S
Aime J. Forand
Berthelot A. LeClaire
Stevenson
Terehaetal
Truman
Ee Aney
Calvin Coolidge
John W. da- Yee
Unclear OCR with Mixed Politician Names and Codes
Fragmentary OCR text lists politicians and numbers such as Quinn Sisson Roosevelt Dewey McGrath Vanderbilt Truman and Pastore with inconsistent formatting. No coherent event or context emerges to describe a single news item or outcome.
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Vanderbilt
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Dewey
MacLeod
Truman
Pastore
Reurat
Coggeshall and Brightman Win Re-Election Big Pluralities
State Senator Daniel Coggeshall wins a sixth term by 1797 votes over Domenic Perroni with 4163 to 2366, heavily in district one at BTA Hall 1126 to 363. Rep. Henry Alfred secures eighth term by 2403 to 991 over Manuel L. Panto. Bristol Democrat Gladys Brightman claims her seat with 1760 to 1311 over Norman Vermette, continuing long-running party gains.
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Daniel ‘G
Dan’ Coggeshall
General Assembly
Domenic P. Perroni
Perroni
BTA Hall
Henry Alfred
Manuel ‘Lindy’ Panto
Bristol
Gladys M. Brightman
Norman J. Vermette
State House
Voters Approve Parking Meter and Veterans Home Measures
In a tight town election the council-manager charter failed by 75 votes 2142 against 2067 in favor. Parking meter and Veterans Home improvements won strong support with 2464 to 284 and the airport addition for the Air National Guard trailed at 934 to 889.
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R. I. Veteran’s
North Central
R. I. Air National Guard
University of Island
Er Hall
Blackstone Valley
Charter’ Commission
Citizens’ Charter League
Lucien Capone
Council Manager
Gladys M. Brightman
Jefe
Maevement
Thomas C. Janriseo
Atpierna
Charter Cortriiasion
Égunt Sion
Humber
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