Paul Terry Faces Retirement After Decades of Animation
HAL BOYLE profiles Paul Terry of Terrytoons in New Rochelle, noting his 40 million weekly fans and a studio now producing seven minute technicolor cartoons. He reflects on aging, the costly process behind 8,000 to 10,000 drawings per film, a staff of about 85, and plans amid possibilities of retirement.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Paul Terry
Terrytoons
Mighty Mouse
Dinky the Duck
Terry Bears
Heckle and
Jeckle
Terry
Strr
Promise No More Auto Making Cuts
Washington officials told a Detroit delegation during a call on National Production Administrator Manly that the auto industry must avoid further layoffs. Norman Matthews, head of the CIO United Auto Workers, estimated about 100,000 Detroit area workers idle, roughly two thirds of prewar production, as defense officials weighed the impact.
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Washington
Global cotton leaders and singing female birds noted
The United States India China the U S S R Egypt and Brazil produce most of the world cotton crop. The cardinal is among the few bird species where females can sing.
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United States
India
China
Egypt
Brazil
Peron Regime Buys Defunct La Prensa
Buenos Aires reports the Peron regime acquired the defunct La Prensa for 18.854 million pesos under an April 12 expropriation law. The purchase moved officials quickly in and papers say the expropriation may be unconstitutional as lawyers contest the move. Authorities also order 3 million pesos for alleged income tax infringement.
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Buenos Aires
Argen- Prensa
Popcorn Price Complaints Reach White House
Eight year old Terry Brown writes to President Truman about popcorn costing five cents. A White House reply from Secretary Hassett tells Terry the president appreciates his friendly letter and extends best wishes.
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Washington
Terry Brown
President
Terry
White House
William D. Hassett
Farmer Kills Daughter Mistaken for Prowler
In Homer Louisiana a farmer Derrell McKenzie woke to a noise he thought was a prowler and fired into the darkness striking his 10 year old daughter Wanda Faye who was outdoors near a lava storage area, too sleepy to answer.
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Homer, la
Derrell McKenzie
Wanda Faye
Last Stand of Custer and 225 Cavalry at the Bighorn
Maj. Gen. George Armstrong Custer led 225 members of the Seventh U S Cavalry in a last stand on the grassy slopes of the Bighorn River on June 25. The engagement marked a pivotal moment in early U S frontier conflicts and is remembered for its dramatic confrontation near the river bend.
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George Armstrong Custer
Seventh U. S. Cavalry
Bighorn River
Notice of Summons by Publication in Guilford County
A special proceeding for partition by sale of Henry Wright deceased property on the West side of Dorothy Street High Point Guilford County NC has been filed in the Guilford County Superior Court. Defendants Hazel B Prince Jeannette Prince and unknown heirs must answer within 20 days after August 10 1951.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Superior Court
High Point
Amanda W. Carroll
Lena W. Bryant
Harrison M. Bryant
Violet M. Craven
Rosa Wright
Catherine B. Boyd
P. H. Carroll
Samuel Boyd
Hazel B. Prince
Jeannette Prince
Norma Jean Prince
Henry Wright
Dorothy Street
Guilford
Greensboro
Lambeth
Clerk Superior Court
Jackson Fails To Act In Red Bail Jump Case
Four defendants skipped their jail time this month amid a communist conspiracy case. Federal Judge Harold Medina faces calls to lift stays on contempt sentences as lawyers for the defendants gain freedom on bail. The article notes potential action by Justice Jackson toward the four refugee conspirators and their counsel.
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Jackson
Washington
Harold R. Medina
Germany
Harry Sacher
Richard Gladstein
George W. Crockett Jr
Louis F. McCabe
Abraham Isserman
Medina
Balance Sheet On Cold War News Mixes Both Sides
A weekly balance sheet notes good and bad news from the cold war. Good: tentative Pacific defense pact with US Australia and New Zealand. US 8th Army pressures Korea. US Air Force flights against enemy territory. 500000 Red troops mass on the west central front. Bad: communist propaganda push to claim defeats. Trieste unrest and Italy's potential pact withdrawal. supplies moving into Korea from Manchuria. risk of renewed UN retreat if Kaesong talks fail.
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Harry Ferguson
United Press Foreign News
W. Averell Harrito
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Mhe
Korea
Kaesong
U. S
Trieste
Disord
Eetae
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Manchuria
U.N
Pusan
Improper Use of Antibiotics Causes Vitamin Deficiency Risks
A review warns that aureomycin and chloramphenicol combined can trigger severe vitamin B and K deficiencies, liver and skin issues, digestion problems, fungal infections, and neuritis. Authors stress vitamin injections during antibiotic courses and address a question about vaccines and menopause.
Oil and gas rationing debate draws mixed views
In New York an article argues rationing is unnecessary barring war, citing official oil industry data on US daily consumption around 1.16 million barrels and rising domestic demand. It urges investment climate rather than government controls, noting proved reserves and refining capacity growth across Dakota, Western Canada, Gulf of Mexico, and California.
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New York
U. S
A Ae Apa
U .S
Dakota Field
Canada
Texas
Gulf
California
Pacific
Racial Policy Talks Set By UNC Trustees
Raleigh dispatch reports UNC trustees to resume discussions Monday on a policy for Negro admissions, with a preliminary committee meeting before the full board. North Carolina College trustees meet next Wednesday to discuss graduate facilities and a proposed improved program for the Negro college. The university aims to cut Negro applications by adjusting graduate offerings. Information notes an unrelated bread production figure of 75,000,000 bushels and 4,000,000,000 loaves.
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Raleigh
University of North Carolina
Kadvuia
Snotebute Sions
North Carolina College
University
Rescued After 32 Hours In Shark-Infested Seas
Ted Sierks a 40 year old camera man and amateur sailor from Catalina Island survived 32 hours afloat in the Pacific after falling from the racing sloop L Apache 830 miles northeast of Honolulu. A Navy destroyer escort USS Munro rescued him as sharks closed in and he reported four minor cuts and fatigue.
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Jack Burby
Honolulu
Ted _ Sierks
Pacific
Here
Condi
Ition
Sierks
Catalina Island
John Lindbeck
Salem
Ore
Munro
Lindbeck
Merlin
Navy
Yacht Radt
Fighting Men Support U N Truce Action
U N truce talks receive backing from U S infantrymen north of truce camp in Korea. A majority oppose any cease-fire extension unless Allied reporters are admitted to the conference area. Soldiers, just showered, debate Ridgway terms as Thomas Durst of Baton Rouge voices minority doubts about battle deaths and Chinese strategy.
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Ko- Na
U.S
United Nations
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Thomas Durst
Baton Rouge
NCS Library Cost Quoted At 1 159 093 Dollars
The state Bureau announced a projected cost of 1 159 093 dollars for the NCS Library project as part of its Raleigh update. The report notes the Bureau’s assessment and outlines funding implications for the state program.
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NCS
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