Famed Hedy Lamarr Aims for Fresh Start at Auction
Hollywood fans sample Hedy Lamarr’s complete furnishings and intimate effects as her Beverly Hills auction preview draws crowds. Jewelry, gowns, furs, monogrammed items, and film memorabilia are displayed under guard, with Lamarr seeking a new start with husband Ted Stauffer after her retirement announcement.
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Charleston Gazette
Hedy Lamarr
Hollywood
American Art Gallery
Beverly Hills
Lamarr
Hedy
Ernest
Ted” Stauffer
Fritz Mandl
Gene Markey
John Loder
Utrillo Rouault
Modigliani
Dufy
Chagail
Viaminck
Grandma Moses
Bambois
Rodin
Alsiers
Stauffer
Carmel
Grandmothers Fall for Westbound Hoax Heads to New Mexico
Two New York grandmothers, Mary Keirn and Esage Licari, were lured to Albuquerque by a fake radio prize and stranded until TWA arranged travel home. They blamed the hoax but found the trip partially pleasant, with one noting the adventure and the other facing family worries back in New York.
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East Rockaway
Keirin
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
TWA
Bishop's Lodge
Congregational Church
Long Island
New York City
John Keihn
New York
Helen Hopkins
Clark Summit
Licari
Cpl
Frank Licari
55Th Quartermaster's
Pusan
Korea
Mary
Frank
Scranton
Carlson’s Raider son claims second train hit in Korea
Maj Evans C Carlson 33 of Santa Ana California in the First Marine Air Wing reports bombing six railway cars and damaging three south of Sariwon North Korea. The pilot previously claimed a train near Chaeryong last week and endured two hits to his Corsair.
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Tokyo
Evans F. Carlson
Chaeryong
Carioon
Makin
Guadalcanal
Stassen Hosts Secret Outing With GOP Party Aides
Harold E. Stassen president of the University of Pennsylvania and several Republicans held a hush hush outing at Amos J. Peaslee's home in Clarksboro New Jersey. The event aimed as social recreation with possible talks on world affairs. Peaslee would only say he entertained guests and declined to confirm attendees including Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy.
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Clarksboro
N. J
Harold E. Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Amos J. Peaslee
Peaslee
Stassen
Minnesota
United States
Stass
Peaslée
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Deasiee
Automobile Upset Sends Driver to Hospital in Kanawha Forest
An overturned car on a narrow Kanawha State Forest road yesterday sent JohnB Meadows 35 of Hernshaw to McMillan Hospital with minor injuries. The occupants other than Meadows escaped unhurt. The hospital noted Meadows was admitted for bruises after the crash.
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Kanawha State Forest
Johnb. Meadows
Hernshaw
McMillan Hospital
Cunningham Mortuary
Meadows
Siashoa
Rent & P.m Pi
Sai Seadows
Boi Shane Hp
Janice Pendur
377 Korea Veterans Return on Rotation to San Francisco
The U S S General John Pope carrying 3 377 Korean war veterans will dock in San Francisco tomorrow. Most are soldiers. 24 named Smith. This is the seventh shipload to arrive since the rotation began in May, bringing total veterans to 12 273 in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
U.S.S
John Pope
Smith
Printers Arrested Over Typo Error in Shanghai Reds Cite
The China Union Press reports seven printers arrested by Reds in Shanghai over a typographic error. A June 15 Literation Daily article intended to urge aid to Korea but printed aid the U S, provoking punitive action by authorities.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China Union Press Today
Shanghai
Literation Daily
Red Organ
Korea
U. 5
Spellman Blasts Ford Arrest in China as Fabricated Spying Case
White Plains New York June 24 Cardinal Spellman denounced the arrest of Bishop Francis X Ford in China on espionage charges as an Arch bishop Stepinac type frame up. He said the charges are manufactured to win Chinese Catholics from Ford who has served as a missionary.
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White Plains
N. Y
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Francis X. Ford
China
Stepinac
New York
Ford
Order of Maryknoll
Flood Battered Jeannette Plant Gets Free Help From Workers
In Jeannette Pennsylvania 600 employees of the Jeannette Glass Co. will work eight days for free to help rebuild after a flood on June 13. The plant suffered about half a million dollars in damage and stock losses, with all production halted. Union locals of the AFL First Glass Workers organized the mass meeting and approved the plan. Company President Kirk W. Todd thanked the workers and noted a directors resolution of appreciation.
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Jeannette
Jeannette Grass Co
Pennsylvania
AFL First Glass
Kirk W. Todd
Senate Crime Committee to open narcotics hearings
Senator Herbert R. OConnor announced the Senate Crime Committee will begin public hearings Tuesday in Washington on the three stages of narcotics traffic. Televised sessions are expected to run through Wednesday with 6 to 15 witnesses, including hospital and custodial admins, criminologists, medical men, and drug habit victims.
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Crime Committee
Baltimore
Herbert R. O'Conor
Senate Crime Committee
Washington
Fix
O'Conor
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