Maggie May Quits Movies Next Fall
Hollywood star Margaret O'Brien says she will retire from films after her next project. At 21 she faces managing contracts and finances after her mother’s death, living in Beverly Hills, with a planned September wedding to Robert Allen and a future in adult roles.
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Margaret
Maggie
Hollywood
Anna Maria Algerghetti
Robert Allen
Beverly Hills
Bobby
Anthony Quinn
Sophia Loren
Paramount
Kiwanis International Building opens in Chicago
Kiwanis International moves its General Office to the newly completed Kiwanis International Building at 01 E Erie Street Chicago. 115 staff will operate from the million dollar structure serving 4600 clubs in the U S and Canada. The building features marble masonry glass and modern amenities including a Venetian tile foyer and a mosaic North American map.
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Kiwanis International
E. Erie Street
Chicago
Meyer M. Monchick
Kiwan's Club of
Marlboro
International Service Organization
U. S
Kiwanis
Kenneth B. Loheed
Toronto
Ontario
Whch Kiwanis
Erie Street
Anita McCormick Blaine
Kiwanis _ International
California
Wall Street Chatter Predicts Cautious Market Ahead
UPI notes from traders and analysts including Joseph E. Granville of E. F. Hutton & Co and C F Childs and Co. that a market correction remains possible weeks away. Utilities may boost equity financing while some income utilities fear earnings dilution from new shares. Burroughs and Pure Oil projections show potential upside in 1959 and 1958. About nine million families and 3.5 million people expected to move homes in 1958.
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New York
Madison Fund, Inc
J.R. Williston & Beane
Crane Co
Reynolds & Co
Pure Oil Co
Burroughs Corp. Ne
Taxpayers urged to file by April 15 with IRS help
Washington announces 13 days remain to file 1958 federal tax returns. Dana Latham, IRS Commissioner, and Frank Cavanagh, Boston district director, highlight taxpayer services including a new Form 1040 A for incomes under $10 000, telephone assistance, and streamlined guidance to ensure timely, accurate filings.
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Washington, D.C
United States Internal Revenue
Dana Latham
Frank J. Cavanagh
Internal Revenue
Boston Distict
Latham
Massachusetts
Cavanagh
Mr. Cavanagh
Commissioner
Internal Revenue Service
Gasoline value climbs while taxes rise, study finds
A study notes the average car now travels 70 percent farther on a gallon and costs 18 percent less per mile (before taxes) than in 1930. At 40 mph a gallon moves a ton of car 29 miles in 1930 versus 44 miles today, with per mile costs down from 0.66 to 0.54 cents excluding taxes. Including taxes, costs are 0.76 cents today versus 0.81 in 1930. The dollar buys more gas than before despite higher taxes.
Scout Council Committees Hold Meeting in Framingham
Bay Path Girl Scout Council executives met at Mrs. Raymond Mc Auley's home to plan for the April 7 Board meeting and volunteer recruitment. A Basic Outdoor Course was announced for April 15 at the Southboro Rod and Gun Club. The May 13 council meeting at Dean's Memorial Hall was arranged with a supper to be served by Senior Roundup Girl Scouts headed to Colorado Springs. New committee members were announced for Membership and Nominating.
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Framingham
Bay Path Girl Scout Council
Raymond McAuley
I. W. Langley
James Lee
J. Carroll Morris
Sudbury
Ralph Kelleher
Fayville
William Phair
Harvard
McAuley
Langley
Ocean House
Swampscott
Southboro
Homer Reichardt
Medway
Norman Snow
Fred Carrier
Dean‘son’ Memorial Hall
Colorado Springs
Anthony Pelligrini
Runaway horse Matisse scratched after lion scare
Hibiscus Stakes entry Matisse withdrew after trainer Eddie Holton said the colt was frightened when a lion roared during a circus workout at Tropical Park. The horse bolted from its stall, prompting the scratching.
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Miami
Eddie Holton
Matisse
Hialeah
Tropical Park
Planning Your Garden With Color and Height Guide
Edna King Mandeville offers gardening planning tips for color harmony and height relationships. Readers are advised to sketch layouts, space plants properly, and choose varied bloom times with recommended varieties for low, medium, and tall borders.
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Edna King Mandeville
Mandeville
California
Lobelia
Crystal Palace
Salt Spray Tests Hardy Sweet Peas for Garden Scenes
Plant guide lists hardy sweet pea varieties and color options. It cites blooms and color pairs with specific cultivars such as Cosmos Dazzler and Zinnia Giant Dahlia Will Rogers under color planning advice. The piece emphasizes blending colors and selecting mixtures for late bloomers and seasonal display.
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Unwin
Alaska
St. John’s
Lupine Russell
Rocket
William
Celesia
Toreador
Cosmos — Dazzler
Jerusalem Cross
Petunia
St. John’s Fire
Will Rogers
Little Red Riding Hood
Cosmos
Melody
Zinnia
Lilliput
Valencia
Crego
Los Angeles
Alyssa Ba ‘Yssum
Baleuijl
State Examina on May for Trooper Applicants
Boston reports a State Trooper examination set for May 16, 1959 with written tests and oral interviews. Eligibility requires citizenship, age 21 to 29, height five feet nine inches, weight proportionate, valid Massachusetts driver’s license, and swimming ability. Trainees undergo a month of training before joining the force.
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Boston
Public Whitney
Springfield
I River
Greenfield, Field
Salem
Worcester
Vandachusetts
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Vernon Scott
UPI
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Hollywood Upi
Margaret O’brien
Kiwanis Club
Mass. Pike
SAT. Sun
Wall Street
Reg-Manning
Carollanes _ Women’s Travel Authority
George Washington
Rappahannock
Industrial Press Service
Scout Council
Planting News For
Gardeners
Balcony Rose
the Pinks
Maiden
Poppy
Scabiosa
Miss Willmott
Lili
Evan
Park 94 St
East Main ST
MiLford
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