Wives Lead San Diego Tuna Crisis Campaign
In San Diego, more than 200 fishermen families, led by Molly Rogers, form the Tuna Industry Emergency Committee to press Congress for tariffs and quotas on frozen tuna imports. Petitions and letters reach 20,000 households and spread to New Bedford and Korea, aiming to shield West Coast fleets from import competition and protect fishing jobs.
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Calif
UpPs
Molly Pitcher
Congress
Japan
California
Bis
Mary Rovers
Tuna Industry Emergency Committee
Rogers
Korea
New Bedford
Mass
Korean War Zone
Washington
Truman
Herbert Hoover
Eleanor Roosevelt
Joseph Startin
Rep. Mass
House
Drew Pearson
Walter Winchell
Fulton Lewis
Hans Kaltenborn
Lowell ‘Thomas
Entangled Hollywood Chat Sparks City Gossip
A lively slice of gossip covers film names, theater roles, and media chatter. Jackie Cooper lands a lead in Remains to Be Seen while Hildy Parks appears in To Dorothy a Son. Co-author H Lindsay earns eighty dollars weekly. dressing-room valet gets seventy-five. Major Ormerod reports from London. Walter Benton’s erotic fan mail surprises. Mary Small records Ring. Lloyd Morton previews Inc credible New York.
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Janis Paige
Mr. Big
Dick Stabile
Jackie Cooper
la Paige
Jackie
Arsente
Old Crouse
Mrs. Cooper
Hildy Parks
Dorothy
H. Lindsay
British Information Services
Wm. Ormerod
London
Signoft
Britain
Walter Benton
Mary Smal
Lloyd Morton
New York
Guests Robbed by Party Crashers at New York Gathering
In New York a dressed up band of twelve raiders crashed a card party taking an hour to rob guests of about $27,000 in furs jewels and cash. The incident began when a man claimed to be an investigator and forced entry with a second man entering behind him with a drawn can.
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Manila
Communist Party of the Philippines
National Liberation
New York
Frank Wolk
British Plan Long Flights For Jets
A group of British aircraft executives touring the United States said regular jet passenger flights will operate between London and Cape Town, South Africa, by January. The promise came during their inspection of the American aircraft industry in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
London
Cape Town
South Africa
United States
Buttermilk Wanted in Assault Case in D C
Police circulated a notice seeking a man identified by the nickname Buttermilk in connection with an assault and battery charge in Columbia Washington area. The report notes the effort to locate the suspect amid limited details available.
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Columbia, D. C
UPI
Nimrods Learn Caution In Hunting Rules Of Wisconsin
Harman W. Nichols notes conservationists urge safe hunting as season opens. Many accidents stem from carelessness. examples include misidentifying game and handling guns near fences. Jim O Brien of Racine Journal Times staged signs to illustrate hazards and costs of gear, licenses, and shells. Wisconsin and other states report fatal and near fatal incidents from misperception, with a humorous yet warning tone.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Fish and Wild Life Department
Wisconsin
Jim O'Brien
Racine Journal-Times
O'Brien
Racine
Jim
Man O'Brien
GROWS NEW ARTS Newts Reproduce Lost Parts
A passage notes that newts can regrow lost limbs and tails after injury, suggesting remarkable regeneration. The text mentions their diet includes insects and other small animals and describes their regrowth process.
Women Prefer Interior Colors Like Nature in Plants
A paint manufacturer survey finds women favor interior color choices that mirror natural plant world hues. The study suggests women gravitate toward earth tones and botanical-inspired palettes for home decor, aligning home aesthetics with nature’s color schemes.
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