No Divorce for Ingrid Bergman Says Doctor Lindstrom
Ingrid Bergman and her husband Dr. Peter Lindstrom dismissed divorce rumors after a two day conference with director Roberto Rossellini in Messina Sicily. Lindstrom declared no divorce ever, citing mutual affection and denying publicity aims. The actress planned to finish her film After the Storm and then rejoin Lindstrom in Sweden or the United States.
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Tobacco taxes fund revenue for states and municipalities
The United States treasury along with 39 states and 30 municipalities derive part of their revenue from taxes on tobacco products, illustrating how tobacco levies support government finances.
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Mother Of The Year Guests On ATR Force Hour On KCRG
A Texas woman named Mother Of The Year for Army and Air Force personnel worldwide will co host ATR Force Hour as it moves to a new 7 PM time on KCRG KCRK. The program will include a Europe based interview tied to VRay anniversary and True Or False moves to Thursday at 7 30 PM. Bob Brooks Sports Director will call Rockets Keokuk tonight at 8 15 PM, the final Rockets broadcast until Cedar Rapids team returns next Thursday.
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Gazette Radiolog Spotlight News Girls Chorus
A local Gazette feature spotlights the Radiolog program and the Girls Chorus, highlighting school performances and community reception. The piece notes the ensemble's rehearsal schedule and recent concert outcomes.
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Radio Schedule and Programs on KCRK Station
Station KCRK lists programs for Thursday and Friday including Teslo Test at 6:15 News and 6:30 Midget Races. Evening slots feature Sports Cameras at 6:45 and Air Force Hour at 7:00 with True or False at 9:20 and Benny News at 7:55 followed by Dugout Dope. Friday offers Movie Time at 11:45.
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Babich Bound Over for Murder Trial
Milwaukee nine teen Milton Babich was bound over to municipal court on a first degree murder charge in the slaying of 16 year old Patricia Birmingham. The case stemmed from her shooting death in the Milwaukee river on February 20 and Babich and Patricia's sister Kath leen eloped two days before. Dr. L J Van Hecke testified two bullets hit Patricia from the left side and back of the head. he noted she was a virgin.
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U S Livestock Population Low Warns Cornell Dean
W S Myers of Cornell University told an American Feed Manufacturers Association gathering that per capita livestock numbers are at a 50 year low aside from the 1930s drought. He warned the industry must breed and feed better and rely more on meat imports to meet a growing population.
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Cleansing KLEEREX Advertisement Claims Pimples Vanish
A vintage ad touts KLEEREX as a medicated liquid that dries up pimples and blackheads without greasiness. It promises instant itch relief and reduced redness, with a flesh colored, invisible finish. Sold in drugstores for 49 cents and triple size 98 cents.
Defense Overhaul Urged by Spaatz
General Carl Spaatz, retired air force chief, urged a drastic overhauling of the national defense establishment to achieve real unification. He called for abolishing the separate army navy and air force secretaries and folding their functions into the defense secretary and undersecretary.
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Byrd Denounces Brannan Plan As Utopian Critique
Senator Byrd of Virginia attacked Secretary Brannan's farm program calling it horrible and utopian. He said the cost cannot be estimated and tied his remarks to a broader critique of government spending at the 37th annual meeting of the United States Chamber of Commerce.
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Byrd Warns on Red Ink or Tax Hikes Facing Nation
The speaker outlines a choice between red ink financing that could ruin credit or confiscatory taxes that would dampen morale. Byrd forecast a three year federal deficit above 11 billion dollars by 1951 excluding Brannan. He warned that if personal income sinks to V J day levels revenues could fall by another 10 billion annually.
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Two Indicted for Fraud in Election in Bourbon County
In Bourbon County Kentucky Ed ward Fretwell Prichard Jr former aide to top Washington officials and A E Funk Jr son of the Kentucky attorney general were indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiracy to forge ballots in last fall's general election. They waived arraignment and were released on $5000 bonds each. The district attorney cites a maximum penalty of 5000 dollar fine and 10 years imprisonment. The defendants proclaimed their innocence in a joint statement.
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AFL Head Assails New Rent Formula
AFL President William Green denounces the government fair rent formula as unfair to tenants and boosting profits for about half the nation's landlords. He accuses Housing Expediter Tighe Woods of exceeding the law by guaranteeing landlords a fair net operating income amid unemployment pressures.
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Senate Rejects Move To Limit Education Aid
The Senate rejected a proposal to cap federal education grants by wealthier states, defeating an amendment 57 to 17. The bill would give $300 million annually in federal grants with a minimum of $5 per school child and a maximum of $29 for the poorest states.
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Nationalists Set Up Defense Line Below Shanghai
Government troops form an emergency defense line about 700 miles south of Shanghai to slow Communist advances toward Canton in two columns. The line spans 250 miles from Swatow to Kukong near the Canton-Hankow railway, signaling limited opposition to Reds' southward push.
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New York Quads Born In Bronx to Mrs Ethel Collins
A Bronx mother, Mrs. Ethel Collins, gave birth to quadruplets at Lebanon hospital late Wednesday. The four babies include two boys and two girls with the first a four pound fifteen ounce boy followed by a four pound three ounce girl and a five pound five ounce child. The father is Charles, a brokerage clerk.
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Collins welcomes twins after short hospital delivery
A mother, Mrs. Collins, delivered a boy weighing three pounds seven ounces and a girl weighing one ounce two pounds at about 2 30 p.m. to 3 10 p.m. CST. She is 27, her husband 29, and they already have a two and a half year old son.
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Divorce Sought After Fake Death Case in San Francisco
Mrs. Chris J. Christensen, wife of a former San Francisco city official who vanished after faking his death, announced plans for divorce. She says he disappeared again from a Houston address after promising to stay there until his problems were resolved, having left a death note on the Golden Gate Bridge on January 14, 1948.
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Boy Scout Knot Test Led To Accidental Hanging
London coroner ruled 11 year old Michael Heywood accidentally hanged himself while practicing knots for a Boy Scout test.
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