Stage Screen Radio Star Ray: Hollywood changes pace
Ex football and navy frogman Ray, Crockett constable, lauded as Columbia Pictures hottest find since John Derek. He leads in Saturday's Hero then The Marrying Kind opposite Judy Holliday. Ray Milland notes his son Danny’s restless nature. News notes Will Rogers Jr roping, and TV figures Pepper and Brooks. The River in color hits 28th NY run. Hyde Park film archived. US box office and vegetables dominate chatter.
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Ldo Ray
Navy
Columbia Pictures
John Derek
Judy Holliday
Crockett
Calif
Choosing Colors by Skin Tone and Hair Guide
A fashion guidance piece explains how wardrobe colors depend on skin tone hair and eye color. It details how to identify skin casts yellow pink orange gray or green and how to pair hues to enhance complexion using hair color and eye shade as supporting guides.
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Brureiten Nweyer
Color guide for hair eye shade coordination
The text outlines how skin tone hair and eye color interact with wardrobe. It lists color recommendations for redheads brunettes and general tips for avoiding certain shades while highlighting distinctive features. It notes how natural pigmentation affects how colors appear on the skin and suggests specific color palettes for different hair and eye colors.
Food outlook brightens as USDA predicts ample supply
The Sun reports a Spring USDA inventory showing higher meat, dairy, and fruit consumption than 15 years ago. Meat supply is near record levels with over 2 billion pounds in February, including 234 million pounds beef and 700 million pounds pork. Prices are expected to ease for pork veal and lamb as farmers market more stock. Beef and veal supplies to rise with 1952 cattle slaughter up 10 percent and calf slaughter up 15 percent, with a 1955 forecast of 11 pounds beef and 12 pounds veal per person.
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Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Tennessee Town Gangs Up on Bank Robber
In Middletown Tennessee a bank robbery ended with a gun battle as angry citizens armed themselves after a customer alerted others. The gunman Robert H Bondurant was captured and is now jailed.
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Tennessee
Middletown
Tenn
Robert H. Bondurant
Rookie Sgt Quizzes Group On Rifle Cleaning
A sergeant quizzes rookies as Smith answers that the first step is checking the rifle’s number to ensure he is cleaning his own gun, sparking a quick exchange about ownership and responsibility.
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Smith
Sarge
Youth Seeks Marriage License In Odd Court Hearing
A gangling youth approached the court clerk and announced he wanted a marriage license. When asked who the bride was he replied with confusion, noting there had not been an election but that the gal had appointed herself.
Divorce House Split Keeps Both Sides Happy
In a lighthearted legal chat, a lawyer presses for facts while a client fears an electric chair. Millie recalls Jim and Mary dividing their house after divorce, with Mary staying inside and him staying outside. A doctor urges fruit, especially skins, for vitamins as a patient remains gloomy.
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Millie
Jim
Mary
Mollie
Too Much Trouble and the Golfing Slapstick
A humor-filled fragment shows a handyman applicant rejected by a minister after being asked to start the fire and ready breakfast and tidy up. A novice golfer on a public course endures a rough outing before quipping about the tough course. A late exchange has a caller asking about city bridge department and points for a slam.
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Mornis
Conservation talk sparks question on timber duties
A lecturer at a forest reserve expressed doubt that anyone in the residence had undertaken actual timber duties. The remark prompted questions about duties and accountability in conservation work.
Farmers Power Use Surges as Electrification Expands
The American farmer has become a major electric power user, receiving over twice the high line service since 1940. Electricity losses have risen nearly fivefold, and the average use per farm more than doubled, with total annual farm electricity above 15 billion kilowatt hours and farms served rising from about two million in 1940 to roughly five million.
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al Crew
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