Giuseppe Di Stefano King Of The Opera World
AP correspondent Hal Boyle profiles Giuseppe Di Stefano known as Joe a premier tenor with the Metropolitan Opera. From humble beginnings in Italy he rose to fame after debuting at La Scala and now hosts a large retinue including family and staff at his Marina di Ravenna villa. A baptism for his son Joe Jr. drew hundreds of guests and champagne flutes as the family celebrated a new life.
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Italy
Giuseppe di Stefano
Caruso
Giuseppe
Joe
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
la Scala
Milan Opera House
Frances
Ansoni Clark
Marina di Ravenna
Marie
Little Giuseppe, Jr
Dante
Little Joe
Joe Jr
Theater Schedule Changes At Paramount Delayed
The Gazette notes management announced changes to Tuesday theater times and matinee schedules at the Paramount. State officials are involved as authorities review the new timings and compliance.
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Frontier film plans and Hollywood chatter for Jimmy
Hollywood gossip notes Jimmy Stewart profit sharing at Universal International and mentions Bend of the River and Winchester 73. New project Fort Osage based on Frank Gruber novel in spring. Alice Faye may return in an Irving Berlin musical. Movie listings and appearances by Margaret O’Brien and others are noted.
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INS
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Bill Goetz
Bill
Jimmy Stewart
Jimmy
Universal-International
Bend of the River
Frank Gruber
West
Rinehart
Alice Faye
Irving Berlin
Alice
Palm Springs
Phil Harris
Harsch Speaks At Coe Tonight
Joseph C. Harsch of the Christian Science Monitor will give his Report from Washington at Coe Auditorium. He will interpret the recent elections and possible changes by the new President, discuss the Korean War and the Russian problem, and note his years with the Monitor and as a correspondent in major capitals. Reserved seating remains, box office opens at 7.
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Joseph C. Harsch
The
Christian Science Monitor
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Coe Auditorium
Harsch
Monitor
London
Berlin
Rome
Paris
Pacific
War rhetoric hits Korea and Japan in wartime debate
Speakers urge strong action against North Korea and Japan as leaders call for full use of weapons. Helen Wescott is named in a context of reviving social graces amid the Korean conflict. Luce warns the United States must act, while Malik accuses the USSR of infiltration. Gough advocates all-out victory using strategic weapons.
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National American Legion
Lewis Gough
Notice of Appointment of Executor in Iowa Estate
Notice announces the appointment of an executor for the estate of George F. of Linn County Iowa. The district court in Iowa appoints Peoples Bank and Trust Company of a Rap city as representative, with Mekota as attorney in the matter.
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George F. Alti
Linn
Noe Cata Towa
Enticate
Eae County
Iowa
Peoples Bat AZ Trust Company
Rap
Mekota
Five Believe Truman Hurt Adlai's Presidential Bid
Senate and party leaders including Sen. Robert Taft and Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr voiced mixed views on President Truman's campaign tactics. Taft said Truman boosted Democratic energy but alienated voters. Martin doubted Eisenhower was the sole factor in any GOP win. The remarks appeared in a U.S. News World Report series based on Taft interviews.
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Campaign remarks on Truman and public reaction
Dewey faulted Truman for mudslinging and vilification in the campaign, saying the tactics repelled voters. Summerfield and Lodge echoed that Truman hurt Stevenson and sparked extreme reactions against Eisenhower. An unrelated note advised breeders to withhold heifer breeding until at least 700 pounds.
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