Anna Maria Alberghetti named on screen in The Stars Are Singing
Hollywood notes track Anna Maria Alberghetti from first screen bow in Here Comes the Groom to her upcoming star turn in The Stars Are Singing. Studio decision to keep her Italian name on marquees echoes her early concert fame and fan mail.
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Museum Displays Indoor Coal Mine
Chicago hosts a coal mine exhibit in the basement run by eight retired miners who no longer receive pay. The mine, open daily except Christmas, has never had an explosion, cave-in, strike, or accident in 19 years of operation and was donated by a mine owner with equipment from manufacturers. The mine features the oldest coal mine canary in a cage.
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Not Funny to Cops in Muncie Safe Theft Joke
in Muncie Indiana a young woman and her male companion admitted stealing a safe containing 712 dollars as a joke police spotted the safe sticking from the trunk of their car and arrested them for the theft which they described as not funny to officers
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Plywood Plastic Material May Relieve Freight Car Shortage
John J. Snyder Jr argues for Unicel plywood and aluminum designs to replace steel freight cars and truck trailers. The piece links rail and highway bottlenecks to material scarcities and high costs, urging adoption to keep goods moving domestically and in global theaters.
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Arlington Shrine Faces Space Shortage by 1976
Arlington National Cemetery faces crowding with graves nearing capacity. About 75,674 graves exist as of 1951 with 4,720 unknowns and 13 burials daily at a cost of about 83 dollars each, while over 600 nonqualifying burials occur under congressional permission. Sir John Dill’s grave highlights wartime interment debates.
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Free Books on Arthritis And Rheumatism
An enlarged 44 page booklet titled Rheumatism is offered free to readers who write to The Ball Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri. The pamphlet claims drugs provide only temporary relief and promises a cure from the clinic's method with no obligation.
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Unicel materials promise new land transport solution
A new construction principle named Unicel uses cellular laminates of plywood and high strength plastics to address metal shortages in America’s transport sector. The process laminates wood grain against grain with specialized plastics, creating a unique, metal-saving approach.
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