Josephine Hull Caps Career With Oscar Honor
Hollywood April 2 Josephine Hull accepted a Academy Award after a long stage career. The Boston born actress recalled wins for Harvey You Cant Take It With You and Arsenic and Old Lace while paying tribute to Phi Beta Kappa honors and her late husband Shelly Hull. Hull emphasized theater remains her focus with film work limited to one project yearly.
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Radio Time Zone Adjustments in Network Programs
The bulletin notes that central standard time is one hour earlier than standard, mountain time is two hours earlier, and some local stations adjust relay times to fit schedules. Last minute program changes are not included.
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Mountains
Evening TV Schedule Fragments and Show Listings
A fragmented OCR listing of television programs and times across channels. Contains names like Kukla Fran and Ollie Howdy Doody Duke Univ. Men’s Glee Club Variety and Theater with scattered, unclear tokens and misspellings.
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Tv4ireenshoro
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Piedmont
Videoquiz
Duke Univ. Men's Glee Club
Video Theatre
Showtime
Horace Heidt
WHTV
Charlotte
Faye Emerson
Showroom
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News
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Snyder urges tax increases for future defense needs
Snyder asserts a prudent course requires higher taxes to fund a defense program and balance the budget. He cites a projected $10 billion minimum defense plan and warns the present budgetary surplus will fade as spending rises, backing the President's recommendation for a second round of tax hikes in 1951.
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Snyder
Treasurs
Ij Snyder
Allied forces cross 38th parallel amid heavy fighting
Allied units endured heavy artillery and air strikes as they probed northward. A patrol moved across 38 toward the 35th parallel near Songdong, while American tank forces crossed 38 to the Sinchon and Hantan forks before withdrawing.
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Jim Pringle
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South Korea
Songdong
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Hantan
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Wae Ee
Dentures Match Teeth Marks in Bar Crime Verdict
A Birmingham man received a two year sentence after investigators linked his dentures to teeth marks on a stolen chocolate bar found in an office break in. The prosecution said the evidence showed the suspect damaged property and committed theft.
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England
Jacoby Explains Canasta Scoring For Tournaments
Oswald Jacoby outlines scoring methods for Canasta tournaments, comparing full scores to plus minus rules and proposing a 3 000 point cap per round. He notes fairness concerns and highlights how organizers determine final standings and rewards.
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Cay
Garonne
Oswald Jacoby
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Senate rejects plan to bar underage troops for Europe
The Senate voted 62 to 27 against an amendment to block foot soldiers under 20 from serving in Eisenhower's North Atlantic defense force. The vote opened debate on troops for Europe as Congress weighs dispatch of four more divisions. Wherry proposed a law requiring congressional approval before sending any additional troops.
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Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Europe
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Eisenhower
Andage
Wherry
R-Neb
Auriol Warns U.S. on Uncoordinated Diplomacy
President Truman hosts Georges Bidault Auriol on a six day state visit. Auriol urged lawmakers to build defense pacts to deter aggression and strengthen the peace as he prepared to depart for New York for further speeches and engagements.
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Union strike hits North Carolina mills with partial shutdowns
Fieldcrest Mills Draper Spray and Leaksville plants close as 3400 workers walk out across Rock Hill firms and Cone Mills sites. Management cites limited operation at Proximity and Print Works while unions report deep reductions in output. Negotiations stalled after a two week truce amid demands for 13 cents more per hour plus cost of living and insurance benefits.
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Proximity
Rock Hill
8. C
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Tex Fabrics Corporation
Cone
Ape Oak
Greensboro
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Words of the Wise on Beauty and the Human Eye
A quoted reflection by Charles H. Parkhurst contemplates beauty found through an unsealed human eye. The note invites readers to consider perception as a gateway to aesthetic insight.
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Charles H. Parkhurst
Manufacturers See No Need For Controls
Cotton manufacturers at the American Cotton Manufacturers Institute closing session in White Sulphur Springs W Va adopt a resolution opposing drastic price controls. They endorse production incentives selective taxation and credit policy to curb inflation. Institute headquarters are in Charlotte NC and represent 80 percent of the industry. Charles G Hertwig of Bibbey Macon Ga elected president W A Sibley of Monarch Mills Union S C promoted to first vice president Hallett Kendall Mills Charlotte elected president Robert Cholesot of Washington remains executive vice president and F L Love of Charlotte remains secretary treasurer.
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American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
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N. C
Charles G. Hertwig
Bibbayey
Macon
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S. C
Hallett
Kendall Mills
Robert Cholesot
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F. L. Love
No Snakes Found in Hawaii Says State Survey
A regional survey reports that the Hawaiian Islands contain no snakes. Experts note the finding aligns with long standing ecological protection efforts and helps explain Hawaii's unique biodiversity.
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Hawaiian Islands
Crowds Gather for Wilmington Military Parade
The Wilmington event drew armies, retired admirals, officers and ROTC cadets from all branches, plus a U.S. senator and state officials. Fans lined the parade route from 75,000 to 125,000 as Choo Choo Justice and Graham headlined the football hierarchy.
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Wilmington
United States
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Justice
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