Iown Farmer Leads Life Of Gambler
Max Bailey and his son Dean split farm chores to practice violin with the Iowa State College Symphony in Ames. Bailey recalls shifting from dentistry to farming after college help and low crop prices, while his children pursue varied paths beyond farming.
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Iown Farmer
Max Bailey
Max
Dean
Iowa State College Symphony
Ames
Oskaloosa
Gary
Iowa State
Connie
Delta Theta
Veep's Brother Dozes At Wheel In Auto Wreck Near Here
Vice President Nixon's brother 26 escaped injury when he dozed at the wheel of a station wagon five miles east of Kreele. John A. DuPont 36 of Irvington Ala was injured and hospitalized in Mobile in fair condition. Nixon had been to New Orleans to become engaged to Miss Lynne Woods of Pensacola. No charges filed.
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Nixon
Here
Kreele
John A. DuPont
Irvington
Ala
DuPont
South Alabama
White Citizens Council
Mobile
New Orleans
Lynne Woods
Pensacola
Fla
Tax Evasion Charges Face Accountant in Federal Court
Greensboro based accountant Frank L. Greathouse Jr., 36, of Goldsboro, is charged with failing to file income tax returns for 1953 and 1954. Prosecution says he had gross incomes of $59,839.35 in 1953 and $63,936.30 in 1954 and will stand trial in the June 3 term.
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Greensboro
Frank L. Greathouse Jr
Goldsboro
Cerae Pane Eee
Dist. Atty
Edwin M. Stanley
Greathouse
Japan seeks joint UN survey on British atomic tests
Foreign Minister Kishi said Tokyo will propose a Japan United Nations survey of effects from British atomic tests in the South Pacific this spring. He endorsed the idea but favored a joint UN backed effort. Britain has rejected Japan's initial request to halt the tests. Japan submitted another protest to Britain.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
South Pacific
Kishi
U. N
Britain
Japan
Rediscovery of Herman Melville’s Works in 1919
The text notes that Herman Melville, author of Mo by Dick, was not esteemed by contemporaries and his writings were not rediscovered until 1919 by critics.
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Herman Melville
Moby Dick
Vivian Blaine Seeks New Ground After Typecast Roles
Hollywood profile recalls Vivian Blaine’s rise from The Cherry Blonde to Broadway star Adelaide in Guys and Dolls. She recounts breaking typecasting on stage and in film, then returning to Hollywood for Dope addict wife roles, hoping for a lighter singing part with Don Ameche.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Vivian Blaine
Vivian
the Cherry Blonde
Iony
Don Ameche
Tyrone Power
Broadway
Adelaide
Fox
John Ericson
MGM
Cbs-Tv
Gatlinburg
Worry Warts Linked to Bacterial Infections
UCLA psychiatrist Dr. Leo Rangell reports that bacteria infect people who worry, saying all organic diseases are influenced by psychological factors. The comment came during a seminar on psychiatric problems in a clinical practice setting in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Leo Rangell
UCLA
Planning Group Selected For Wake Forest Program
A 10-member Long-Range Planning and Development Committee was named for a 15 million dollar Wake Forest College building and endowment program. Trustees include Odus M. Mull and William J. Conrad as chairman, with a separate advisory group to be announced. The plan calls seven million for new buildings and eight million for endowment over ten years. The source notes Tasmania's wool crop and a historical apple crop planted by a British sailor in 1788.
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Winston-Salem
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest
Odus M. Mull
Shelby
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Jim Allen
Temple-Hollingsworth
South Main
Atomic Test Survey
Cecil
Barbara
Cver
Barbara Stanwyee Magazine
Geordie
Hormel
Hegre
Agg Gato
Gong Family
Zephyr Records
Debra Paget
Pat O'Brien
Eva Gabor
Marge and Gower Champion
Mark Stevens
Ida Lupino
Preston Foster
Corinne Calvet
Ricardo Montalban
Margaret O’brien
Howard Duff
Rita Moreno
Eve Arden
Rory Calhoun
Washington St
N. Main
Buick
Big Thulls
Tasmania
Australia
Chromspun
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