THAT'S EARL BROTHER- 'Show Folks' Said Still Religious
Phyllis McGuire defends enduring religious influence in show business noting peers Perry Como Nat King Cole Jane Russell Pat Boone Elvis Presley and Jayne Mansfield remain deeply rooted in faith. She recalls early days in Miamisburg Ohio church discipline and revivals shaping her career while addressing the single act phase and her sister Chris's personal life. The column mixes industry gossip from New York to Las Vegas with brief quips about Warren Robertson Jayne Mansfield Rita Hayworth and other stars, ending on Earl’s Pearl and a playful joke.
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Jane Russell
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Jayne
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Church of God
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Red Skelton
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Damon Runyon Fund
Midnight Earl
Will Rogers
Warren Robertson
Rogers
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Kraft
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Perry
Jayne Mansfield
Enrico Bomba
Rome
Astor
Hollywood
N.Y
Guy Lombardo
Count Basie
Nipsy Russell
Basin St. East
Bosie
B.W
Johnnie Ray
Rita Hayworth
Gary Merrill
Vaughn
Meader
Las Vegas Sahara
Adrian Myron Kirk
Milton Berle
Jackie Gleason
Gen. Motors
Keely Smith
Playboy Club
Peggy Lee
Dewey Martin
Bettan Olwaeus
Joe DiMaggio
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Youth's Arm Restored Hope Faces Another Operation
In Boston, 13 year old Everett Knowles Jr. awaits another surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital to attempt reconnecting a completely severed right arm. Doctors earlier joined bone, arteries, veins and skin, with nerve work advancing inch and a half. outcome hinges on nerve regeneration and possible bypass of damaged fibers.
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Boston
Everett Knowles Jr
Ronald Malt
Massachusetts General Hospital
Everett
Young Knowles
Somerville
Malt
Everett Knowles
Knowles
Ingrate Mongrel Rescued From Potomac Ice
Barbara Foster, 20, a University of Illinois junior, swam through icy Potomac waters near the Jefferson Memorial to save a German shepherd clinging to an ice floe as cars passed by in the rush hour. Police quoted the dog as calling it an in grate mongrel. A separate note mentions a four mile milk pipeline to a northern Italian cheese factory.
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Washington
Potomac River
Barbara Foster
Jefferson Memorial
Miss Foster
University of Illinois
Italy
Daughter of Prize Winner Is Dead
Mary Sherwood Elms 39 daughter of late Pulitzer prize winner Robert E Sherwood was found dead in her Manhattan apartment. Police said wrists slashed by razor. An autopsy was scheduled for today. Authorities termed the death an illness or accident in earlier reports.
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New York
Mary Sherwood Elms
Robert E. Sherwood
Manhattan
LeCroy Withdraws Name From Consideration
Alabama college board member W A LeCroy requested his name be removed from consideration for president of Alabama College at Montevallo. No reason given. The report notes despondency referenced after a divorce and mentions Sherwood, also a writer, who died in 1955.
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Alabama College At
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Lege’s Board of Trustees
Alcoholism in Hungary Traced to Heavy Losses
Official estimates place Hungary's annual economic burden from alcoholism at about 87 million dollars. The figure reflects lost productivity medical costs and related social expenses across the nation.
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