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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1955
Page
8
Hollywood recalls James Dean two years after his fatal Sept. 30 crash. Ray, who directed him in Rebel Without a Cause, says Dean was vital and earnest, not difficult, once he understood how he lived and loved racing.
Reports from New Delhi state a bus slammed into a tree and exploded, killing 19 people. Most victims burned to death as rescue crews attended the scene.
Robert G. Smith of Miami filed a $10,000 damage suit in district court alleging a mouse was found in his bottled beverage. The filing seeks compensation for permanent injury and related damages.
An elderly actress reflects on early film idols like Ramon Novarro and Ronald Colman and how the prewar stars faced shifting public tastes. She recalls public appearances, European work, and a return to Hollywood, noting earnings, theater work, and later life on a Fontana turkey ranch with her husband.
Producer Rosenberg outlines a Turkey based film on Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. He argues the story of modernization and Western alignment is timely and dramatic. Possible leads include Brando Douglas Wayne with Turkey providing research access and co operation.
Lobar pneumonia once killed about one in five patients but antibiotics have drastically reduced mortality.
Hollywood on November 19 reports director Leo McCarey pivots to television as film stardom wanes. He notes death of stars and shrinking studio rosters push casting toward unknowns from stage TV and nightclubs, hindering star development and delaying new film projects including a Marco Polo musical.
In Boston Reuben B. Gruz was unable to attend a dinner in his honor Friday as a doctor ordered him to bed. Despite the illness he addressed the diners via a message prepared for the gathering.
Station guidance states EST applies. subtract one hour for central, two for mountain. Local relays may adjust times. do not include last minute program changes. Ensure accurate bureau scheduling and avoid errors in timing.
A partial listing shows a dense broadcast schedule with names like Rosalie, Dr Wyatt, Billy Graham, Gene Autry, Mitch Miller and programs including The Catholic Hour Monitor and Help segments. It references times from 4:00 to midnight and notes diverse shows and news blocks.
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