Hollywood News Notes on Dreams and Dancing in Films
Peggy, a Northwestern alumna turned actress, discusses the grind behind glamorous roles and the limited of on screen dances. Cornel Wilde vents about costume pictures and recurring on set interruptions while noting a rare moment of romance during a ballroom scene.
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Veterinarians to Aid Civil Defense in Atom Attack
About 16 000 veterinarians will join nurses and disaster workers in civil defense. They will treat animal casualties, inspect surviving stock and zoo animals, and test milk meat and other foods for radioactivity to ensure human safety.
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Chicago
Erican Veterinary Medical Association
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McGuire Letter Claims 1931 Traffic Fine Cleared
A letter postmarked from Sasebo Japan and signed by P. J. McGuire claims he left a $10 traffic violation fine in 1931 and now seeks to rectify past sins after becoming a Christian. Police received the letter in St. Louis after McGuire departed the city twenty years earlier.
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P. J. McGuire
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UNC Film Center Head to Make Movies in Greece
Edward E. Freed, director of UNC's Motion Picture Division since 1947, will leave for Greece to shoot three State Department films on rebuilding Greek villages and farm schools. Editing will occur at Syracuse University. narration will be Greek translated. Freed has a long background in film and education.
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University of North Carolina Communication Center
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U. S. State Department
UNC Film Center
Edward E. Freed
University Oforth Carolina
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Iran
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Athens
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Canasta Strategy: First Discards and Uncertainty
Oswald Jacoby discusses whether to break up a group or discard odd cards at the start in canasta. He notes the value of keeping opponents guessing and explains that matching the first discard can reveal intent, while black threes allow flexible discards when melding out.
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Narcotics Toughest To Cure
United Press analysis notes addiction relapse after treatment, urging institutional, highly supervised care. Discusses withdrawal methods, including methadone, insulin in past practice, and long term psychotherapy post detox. Highlights individualized dosing, dangers of outside peddlers, sedatives, and risk of single lapse restarting addiction.
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Paul F. Ellis
United Press
New York
Air Force Develops Mystery Camera
A 3 percent millimeter remote controlled camera being developed for the Air Force will fit in a plane nose and be removable in 10 to 18 seconds. It records air strikes and enemy positions to aid intelligence officers in planning tactical operations.
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Chicago
Air Force
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