Monaco's Grace Kelly Heir Turns Six Months Old
Albert of Monaco, the heir to the Grimaldi throne and grandson of John B. Kelly, marks six months. Born March 14, 1958, in Monaco Palace, his birth sparked a 101 gun salute and lavish gifts. He is Grace Kelly and Rainier’s son, now heir over older sister Caroline.
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Monaco
Prince Ranier
Princess Grace
Princess Caroline
Monte Carlo
Marquis Des Baux
Grimaldi
Philadelphia
Grace Kelly
Charming
Rainier
Albert
John B. Kelly
Grimaldis
Caroline
Ace Nursery
Order of
Margaret Stahl
Zurich
Rosay
Lausanne
Switzerland
United States
Albert II
Albert I
Otto Canella
Grimaldo
Mystery at mountain lodge ends with near confession
The scene unfolds at Paul Blackwell’s remote lodge where two associates Carl Ward and Spooner defend themselves after a fatal shooting. A gun is found with Spooner’s prints and Ward casts doubt about the motive as the sleuth asserts more questions to identify the killer.
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Paul Blackwell
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Paul
Carl Ward
Marian Anderson to join United Nations delegation
The famed singer Marian Anderson, famed for her contralto, will join the U.N. delegation next September 16, likely serving on social humanitarian or cultural committees. She emphasizes understanding as a path to shared human needs and will use spirituals as guidance in future work.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
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Marian Anderson
Fifth Avenue
U. S
United Nations
Philadelphia
U.N
Miss Anderson
Orpheus Fisher
King
Far East
New York
Brevard College Opens 1958 59 Term With Freshmen
Brevard College begins the 1958 59 term with freshmen reporting Sunday. About 325 fulltime students and 100 special students are expected, totaling roughly 425. Orientation starts at 7 30 pm in the college auditorium with Charles Garner presiding and Dr McLarty leading worship. Registration for freshmen starts Wednesday morning.
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Brevard
Emmett K. McLarty
Charles Garner
McLarty
John B. Bennett
Burt W. Loomis
Officials Face Surplus Dilemma in Farm Policy
Washington AP analysts warn that federal farm officials increasingly doubt achieving a balance between production and markets. With 1953 policy aims under review, a St Louis speech by Marvin McLain signals a shift toward living with a heavy grain surplus and using it as food security.
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Asst. Secretary of Agriculture
Marvin McLain
St. Louis
McLain
Benson
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