Shirley Temple Free To Marry TV Executive Charles Black
Hollywood reports Shirley Temple’s divorce and divorce period are over and she is free to marry Charles Black, a 31 year old television-time seller and Pacific Gas and Electric heir. Friends say the pair have no formal plans, but the romance is widely anticipated, with Black described as steady and conservative.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Shirley Temple
Charles Black
John Agar
California
San Francisco
Shirley
Black
Ae‘tor Agar
Hawaii
Susan
Los Angeles
James B. Black
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Stanford University
Harvard
Stanford
Navy
Pacific
Inside a secret Acheson hearing and Pontecorvo fallout
Reports from a discreet hearing with Secretary of State Acheson describe a calm session where officials avoided blame and outlined future plans. The piece also notes British blame for Pontecorvo’s escape with restricted atomic knowledge, citing a British team’s approval of his access.
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New York
INS
The
Grapevine
Dean Acheson
Russia
Pontecorvo
U.S
Canada
Hollywood Divorce Case and Atomic Security Debate
The piece covers Shirley’s unhappy split with Agar and her court testimony about abuse. It cites Agar’s silence, their high profile 1945 wedding, and his post service film work. It also touches on U.S. atomic energy security, questioning Clarence Hiskey and names figures like Dean Acheson and Senator Styles Bridges amid loyalty queries.
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F.B.I
Fuchs
Harry Rogers
Brooklyn Poly
Clarence Hiskey
Hiskey
Congress
Six Arrested In Club Hold-Up Near Memphis
Six Chicago men were arrested near Memphis after a raid on the Kennel club at Byhalia Mississippi and a later hold-up at the Colony club. Authorities said loot totaled about $10,000, with $8,698 in cash found in the car along with multiple firearms. Names given: Wilbur Chapman Henry Brogato Eugene Cameron Richard Key Carmen Riamondi Tom Utley. They were held for Mississippi authorities on open charges and would face armed robbery charges.
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Memphis
Tenn
Chicago
Here
Byhalia
Miss
Tennessee Highway
Colony Club
W. E. Crawford
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Kennel Club
Crawford
Wilbur Chapman
Henry Brogato
Eugene Cameron
Richard Key
Carmen Riamondi
Tom Utley
Evansville
Ill
Mississippi
J. L. Boren
Nixon campaign strategy study guides GOP
Republican leaders study Sen. Nixon of California campaign against Helen Gahagan Douglas. He should avoid debating domestic issues and stick to international policy and foreign affairs. They warn against outpromising her and link Fair Dealer to subversive groups.
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Republican Party
Sen. Nixon
California
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Nixon
Fair Fair Dealer
Fair Dealer
The Clive Small House Plan by the Small House Bureau
A 40 by 24 foot residence with 1 040 square feet and 20 280 cubic feet. The front vestibule opens to the living room and bedroom hall, with a rear bedroom near the kitchen suitable as sewing or play space. Dining areas in the kitchen and living room, storage closets in the end bedroom, and trellis porch framing. For details contact the Small House Planning Bureau in St. Cloud Minnesota.
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Clive
Small House Planning Bureau
St. Cloud
Minn
Rise and fall of Peter Foy the flying supervisor
The article profiles Peter Foy, the 24 year old British flying supervisor behind the Broadway Peter Pan production. It details his wire system, harnesses, and rope mechanics, plus a London mishap, his safety record, and backstage improvisations with actors including Jean Arthur.
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Saul Pett
Hal Boyle
York
Peter Foy
Foy
Peter Pan
Jean Arthur
Wendy
Michael
John
New York
London
England
Wood
Miss Arthur
Family Reunion Ends In Tragedy In Augusta Fire
A Christmas reunion near Augusta ends in tragedy as two year old Tommy Myrick and his grandparents Walter Fowlkes and wife are found dead in a burned frame house. An aunt saves Mary Louella Myrick in the blaze. Coroner Widener says grease on a stove started the fire and an inquest is planned.
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Augusta
Nathan
F. Widener
Walter H. Fowlkes
Tommy Myrick
Sheffield
Ala
Mary Louella Myrick
Tommy
Virginia Myrick
Elmer Myrick
Fowlkes
Illegal Tartans Prohibited in Scotland 1707 1782
A historical note records that tartan wearing was illegal in Scotland from 1707 until 1782 following the Acts of Union and the Jacobite era suppression, reflecting a period of cultural prohibition tied to political loyalty.
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Scotland
Man Acquitted Of Dragging Wife To Death In Georgia
RINGGOLD Georgia December 5 A 40 year old farmer was acquitted of murder for dragging his wife Opal to death behind an automobile. Sheriff J M Moreland and the Georgia bureau of investigation testified a wire cable and noose were found in the car. The state contended anger over another man motivated the crime. Two defense witnesses said he drove to Cleveland Tennessee the night of the woman's death.
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Ringgold
Rgia
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Charles~Stancil
Opal
Stancil
J. W. O’neal
Cleveland
Tenn
Extra Combat Pay Measure Aimed By Ex Infantryman
Representative Potter of Michigan proposes $150 extra monthly combat pay and $5 daily hazardous duty pay for all GIs. He plans to reintroduce the bill in January. Potter, a former infantryman who lost both legs in war, cites his own combat experience.
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Washington
Potter
R-Mich
Congress
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