New York Is Good Story of Customs Men
Review of Part of New York a semi documentary crime drama focusing on customs agents pursuing narcotics smugglers led by Yul Brynner. Stars include Richard Rober Scott Brady and K Stevens with Arlene Dahl in a secondary intrigue. Film blends suspense with character moments amid a police pursuit.
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Richard Rober
Robert Cummings
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the State
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Hollywood
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Rober
Chicago
Scott Brady
Canon City
Shivery Yul Brynner
Keen Competition Forces Business Toward Sound Practice
Cedar Rapids NA C A members heard G. E. Sharpe of Red Jacket Manufacturing urge living within income as a future business objective. He noted postwar shifts make speed less crucial and stress sound objectives to boost operating results. His company aims to develop competent personnel and stable, satisfactory employment at or above community wages.
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National Association of Cost Accountants
G. E. Sharpe
Red Jacket Manufacturing
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Montrose Hotel
Evening Movie Schedules for Paramount Iowa State Town and more
Theaters announce Wednesday listings with matinees and evening shows. Paramount features Nancy Goes to Rio and Cheaper by the Dozen across multiple times. Iowa State Town and others present a slate including Port of New York, The Black Book, Under Capricorn, Tobacco Road, Miss Grant Takes Richmond, and Drive-In titles.
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Eight C R Men Accepted by SUI Medical School
Eight Cedar Rapids men are among 120 students to enter the University of Iowa medical school next fall, university officials announced. The list includes Robert Ragona Cornell, Fred Abe, Earl Bickel, Donald Hlubucek, Jack Holman, Ernest Lorenc, William Powers, and Robert Sedlacek, with each tied to pre medical training at Coe Iowa State Harvard Carleton Union and other institutions.
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Vida Abodeely
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Earl A. Bickel
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Carleton
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Theodore B. Hlubucek
Dunreath Drive
Coe
Iowa
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Gertrude E. Holman
D Avenue
Union
Lincoln
Neb
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Frank Lorenc
Twenty-sixth Street
William J. Powers
Frank Powers
Park Avenue
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Iowa City Professor Resigns for Illinois Economics Post
Prof. C. Addison Hickman of the University of Iowa College of Commerce resigns to take a position at the University of Illinois as a research economist beginning a new tenure.
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C. Addison Hickman
University of Iowa College of Commerce
University of Illinois
Hollywood notes on Babes in Toyland and stars
Louella Parsons reports Wellington Productions to film Babes in Toyland in Technicolor with Jane Powell possibly singing the tunes. Other items include Patricia Medina joining Abbott and Costello in The Foreign Legion, the Mason family plans, Van Johnson named Winchester apple blossom grand marshal, and highlights from Hollywood social scenes and forecasts.
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Greenes
van Johnson
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Anne
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Chrysler Strike Nearing End Says Federal Mediator
Detroit dispatch reports 85 day Chrysler strike should be settled this week per Federal Conciliator E Marvin Sconyers. Negotiators for CIO United Auto Workers and Chrysler resume talks on non economic contract differences. UAW Chrysler director Norman R Matthews says only a few stumbling blocks remain on $100 monthly pensions for 65 year old workers after 25 years’ service.
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Norman R. Matthews
UAW
Freshman Walks Welsh Terrier Through Boston Common
Wellington Sawyer, a Boston University freshman, spends an hour each morning walking a Welsh terrier around Boston Common as a way to work through college.
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Wellington Sawyer
Boston University
Boston Common
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