Atlanta buzzes over Gone with the Wind musical plans
Inez Robb reports Atlanta awaits the musical adaptation of Gone with the Wind with David Selznick expected to cast Rhett and Scarlett locally. Voters and officials, including Mayor William B. Hartsfield, anticipate a world premiere in Atlanta with committees and arrangements for a third capitulation.
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Jacoby on Bridge World Championship Preview in New York
Oswald Jacoby notes the world championship match next week in New York will focus attention on the playful tricks and tricky plays at the two tables as bridge players worldwide watch.
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New York
American Pair Defends Hand to Score Big In World Championship
In last year’s world championship North-South on the American team, with George Rape2 at first table, built a seven-diamond plus club seven for a plus 600. The European pair at the other table ran seven diamonds but defenders held two aces and clubs to defeat the contract, giving North-South minus 100 and a net gain of 700 for the American side.
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Birds fill eight room hotel in Clare Michigan
An eight room bird house at the Doherty hotel in Clare houses three pairs of purple martins one pair of starlings and four pairs of English sparrows.
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Doherty Hotel
McCarran Defends Immigration Act Against Presidential Attacks
Senator Pat McCarran denounces demagoguery over the act, saying both major party nominees misrepresent its aims. He insists the law liberalizes admission while tightening exclusion and deportation of subversives, warning against political sabotage of U S immigration protections. The statement critiques Truman veto overrules and calls out accusations of discrimination.
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Clarence Bulliet Art Expert Dies in Chicago Hospital
Clarence J. Bulliet, internationally known art authority and longtime art critic for the Chicago Daily News since 1932, died Monday in a Chicago hospital of a heart ailment. He was 9. Bulliet had retired in 1948 but continued as an adviser to art circles.
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Clarence J. Bulliet
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Chicago Daily News
Publication In 1927 Leaves Widow Catherine Surviving
The fragment notes that almost at once after its publication in 1927, his wife Catherine survives. It identifies Catherine as a surviving spouse, with no further biographical details provided in the readable text.
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Art critic with international memberships and controversial book
The piece notes a prominent American art critic, member of the Paris International Association of Art Critics and the British Royal Society of Arts, author of ten books including Apples and Madonnas which sparked debates between classical and modern art.
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