MGM Promotes Understanding With New See How They Run
MGM begins a film about a schoolteacher helping an unhappy boy with an almost all Negro cast. Dorothy Dandridge says the picture shows Negroes as ordinary people not a problem group and aims to broaden audience perception beyond racial issues.
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Hollywood
MGM
Dorothy Dandridge
Paulette Goddard
Quads Attract Attention In Portland Hospital
Since July 7 when Mrs. Elizabeth Pinkham gave birth to three daughters and one son the hospital has drawn nationwide publicity and donations from Iowa. The purchasing department has been besieged by salesmen and many visitors seek the quads. Hospital morale has risen as friends and strangers alike come hoping to glimpse the famous babies.
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Portland
Elizabeth Pinkham
Iowa
First Baptisms Recorded in Georgia In 1540
Two Indian guides named Peter and Mark were baptized in the Ocmulgee River in Georgia in 1540, the earliest recorded baptisms in the country.
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Peter and
Mark
Georgia
Ocmulgee River
Shakedown at Central Prison Discloses Weapons
Raleigh Central Prison conducted a cell by cell shakedown after a knifing incident. Warden Kenneth L Bailey reported discovery of knives razors sharpened spoons hammers bars playing cards dice medicines a hacksaw without blades home brew and a peach peel prison brew. Victim Ray Booth a 30 year old Rockingham County convict serving six years for breaking and entering was wounded in the yard and hospitalized claiming he fell on a broken bottle.
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Baley
Ray Booth
Rockingham County
Bailey
Booth
Pigs as Pets Discussed by University Professor
Professor R A Wardle of the University of Manitoba argues a hog in the house could be a useful pet at veterinary association meeting. He notes hogs would dispose of lawn clippings and hints at trainable, desirable pig varieties on doorsteps. The piece also mentions California's medical center researching fluoride in table salt for tooth decay protection.
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Winnipeg
R. A. Wardle
University of Manitoba
Zoology Department
Veterinary Association
University of
Leaf Prices Hold Steady To Higher In North Carolina Belts
Eastern North Carolina Belt flue cured tobacco prices rose mainly $1 to $3 per hundred pounds with some better lots reaching $71, while Border Belt grades declined $1 to $6 and many common leaf grades showed lower quality. Eastern Belt volume was light. Border Belt sales ranged from light to heavy, totaling 2,202,643 pounds and averaging $50.86, with Border Belt at 8,268,990 pounds and $52.10. State totals show South Carolina 4,748,992 pounds averaged $51.87 and North Carolina 3,519,998 pounds averaged $52.40. In unrelated note, Hannah Adams published the first American professional author book in 1784 titled Alphabetical Compendium.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Carolinas Border Belt
Border Belt
South Carolina
Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Relief Says Doctors
Nagging backache and low energy may signal slow kidney function. Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic used by millions for over 50 years, help the kidneys flush out waste and ease discomfort. Get Doan's Pills today.
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Dean
Doan
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