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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1952
Page
7
Indians in Uruguay Now Devoid of Pure-Blood Natives
A historical note states that there are no remaining native pure-blood Indians in Uruguay. The claim reflects long-term mixing and demographic changes affecting Indigenous populations in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
Airline move saves bride about to wed at sea
In Long Beach California on July 7 1952 Marvis Hubel raced to Hawaii to marry Seaman R Wulf as a labor strike delayed the liner. An airline executive arranged her flight to reach the church in time for the wedding. In Centralia Illinois a windstorm saves a husband from death when bricks toppled his bed as his wife urged action during the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Marvis Hubel
Miss — Hubel
Hawaii
Cupid
Miss Huber
Centralia
Oscar MecClay
Southern Illinois
McClay
Fort Defiance Film At Sunset Theatre Tonight
Dane Clark leads a rugged Cinecolor western tale set in New Mexico after the Civil War. Ben Johnson Peter Graves and Tracey Roberts star as a hunter confronts a ruthless killer amid Indian attacks and a deadly family feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane Clark
Dane
Fort Defiance
United Artists
Sunset Theatre
Ventura Pictures
Ben Johnson
Oklahoma
Peter Graves
Minnesota
Red Rock
New Mexico
Far West
John Ford
Peter
Lion and the Horse in Color at Princess Theatre
The Lion and the Horse arrives at the Princess Theatre in Kanab Utah on Tuesday photographed in Warner color. Steve Cochran stars with Sherry Jackson and supporting cast including Bob Steele George O Han lon Ray Teal and wildfire the black stallion. An outdoor action tale follows a cowboy and his horse fleeing the law with Wildfire protecting his master in a climactic battle against an escaped circus lion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Color
Kanab
Utah
Princess Theatre
Steve Cochran
Sherry Jackson
Bob Steele
George O'Hanlon
Joe McDoakes
Ray Teal
Wildfire
Victor Mature
Hollywood
Ginger Rogers
Doris Day
Cochran
Quo Vadis Brings Spectacle to Mars Theatre
Mars Theatre Falkville presents MGM Technicolor epic Quo Vadis with Robert Taylor Deborah Kerr Leo Genn and Peter Ustinov. The Roman spectacle portrays Nero's reign and the birth of Christianity through dramatic chariot races torches lions and a gripping rescue finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M-G-M
Nero
Marcus Vinicius
Rome
Appian
Vinicius
Lygia
Ursus
Circus Maximus
Robert Taylor
Britain
Deborah ,Kerr
Peter Ustinov
Poppea
Tryrant
Poppaea
Acte
Wild North on Roxy screen stars Granger and Corey
Canadian trapping country adventure drama The Wild North features Stewart Granger Wendell Corey and Cyd Charisse in a color production shot on location in Idaho Wyoming and California. The film draws on Royal North West Mounted Police files and Constable Albert Pedley memoirs and includes dramatic blizzards river rapids and canoe sequences. News notes also mention a new microscopic watchmaking technique in New York and Canada’s annual fur output of 15 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxy
Salomon
Africa
Frank Fenton
Royal North West Mounted Police
Albert Pedley
Canada
Granger
King Solomon's Mines
Idaho
Alabasas
California
Sicily
Wyoming
Wendell Corey
Cyd Charisse
Saeteee
Ansco
Grand Tetons
Primitive peoples view twins as luck or doom
A brief comparison notes that some cultures kill newborn twins due to believed bad luck while others honor twins as good luck, reflecting varied human responses to twin births.
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Jane Wyman
Sunset Drive-In
Steller
Wyman
Charles Laughton
Joan Blondell
Richard Carlson
Agnes Moorehead
Don Taylor
Audrey Totter
Vivian Vance
Miss Wyman
Laughton
Pacades
India
Jerry Wald and
Norman Krasna
Ann Sheridan
John Lund Howard Duff
James Best
William Harrigan
Eileen Crowe
Soreerman
Tom Eae
Cesar Romero
Plus
Bett Grable
Twentieth Century:Fox
Capitol Theatre
Macdonald Carey
Betty With the Bear
Funny Books
John Lund
Howard Duff
Chick Chandler
the Lion and the Horse
Tehran
Point Four
Mars
Sunshine Cleaners
Second Avenue S.E
Stewart Granger
New York
Theatre For Colored
W. Vinest
Burt Lancaster
Vengeance
Dizzy Gillespie and His Orchestra
Eagle Lion Films” Cratents
The
Texas
Theatre
Falkville
coLoe
Audie Murphy
Bill Mauldam
Samen Mesiou Peoou i
Your Walgreen Agency
2Nd Ave
Johnston St
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