Meg as a Calia star to Hollywood rise in Phenix City Story
The article traces Meg's early stage musts from school musicals to agents in Hollywood. It notes a run of TV roles and modeling, with a pivotal moment when producers took interest after a club performance. A comparison to Liberace and Mick Foney frames her as a rising talent amid club audiences and early film work.
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James Bacon
Caine
Menroce
Meg Rea
Meg
Pacific Poed
Liberace
Mick Foney
Pee Phenix City
Amtebadire
Jay
Blockade of a South Korea med causeway by rival forces
Fragmentary text describes tense North East Asian military movements. Mentions Korea and Rhee era warnings about American protection, and ablocked approach to a med causeway near a rock cafe as forces converge. The passage is unclear and partially garbled.
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Ass Gee
Far East Command
Seow Airport
Tokyo
Rai
Rhee
Tsee
Americas
MMSC
Associated Press
GA Wolmi
South
Diets Triel by End Tetley Diets Triel by End Tetley
Abbreviated and fragmented text mentions diets and persons named Tetley and Triel with unclear actions. No coherent events or dates emerge.
Market Conditions Hit Mixed Tones Across Regions
Northwest area shows steady demand with broilers and fryers around 26.26. Batesville Floral area reports market steady with strong demand and poultry prices at 26. A boil of grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade ends lower as liquidation dominates after a session of heavy trading. Wheat and corn dip on supply and weather influences, while oats and rye fall modestly. New York stock market weakens with minor losses and slower trading. Livestock prices hold steady to firm for steers, cows, bulls, veal, and calves, with some ranges for stockers and vealers noted. Overall, markets exhibit mixed signals across commodities, stocks, and livestock sections.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Midwest
Poultry and Produce Market Report from Chicago
Live poultry prices steady with receipts各 coops totaling 925 handling 125 586 lb. Heavy hens 20.5 to 24, light hens 17.5 to 18.5, fryers 28 to 31, old roosters 13.5 to 14.5. Butter receipts 990 872 with wholesale prices mostly unchanged. U S large whites 60 to 69.9 percent A’s 48, mixed 46, mediums 43, standards 33, checks 25.5, current receipts 8.5.
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Chicago
Yeerday
U.S
U. S
New York Cotton Futures Hover in Narrow Range
New York cotton futures showed little movement with no major developments in the export scene. Traders absorbed scattered liquidation and hedging through modest buying and short covering with late quotes showing slight shifts. Oct 33.81, Dec 33.85, Mar 33.58.
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New
Livestock Market Report From St Louis National Stockyards
Ill. pigs 8 700 with moderate activity and mixed demand as weights shift. Barrows and gilts 190 to 250 lb mostly 16.75 to 17.00 with some at 17.10, 210 to 220 lb at 17.25, lighter calves and sows listed with diverse price ranges. Panglan calves noted with opening sales and light steer offerings.
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Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Ill
U.S
Panglan
Aeron
Faubus Won't Fight Gambling at Spa
Gov. Orval Faubus indicated he has no present plan to intervene in gambling at Hot Springs. He avoided answering about gambling there and declined to comment on a suit to collect back taxes on gambling equipment. He noted he would close Hot Springs gambling if elected previously, but has not committed since taking office.
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Little Rock
Orval Faubus
Hot Springs
Faubus
Tom Gentry
Francis Cherry
Navy trainee ejected from jet trainer at Gulfport base
William R. Shuford, 20, accidentally activated an ejection seat at the National Guard base in Gulfport Mississippi. He was flipped from the cockpit into the air and landed with only slight injuries.
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Gulfport, Miss
William R. Shuford
National Guard
Shufford
Arkansas Education Association Workshop Opens at Henderson State
A three day Arkansas Education Association workshop began at Henderson State College. AEA President James Abraham expects about 300 members to attend as delegates hear a state steering committee report for the White House Conference on Education. The committee surveys state schools for a national meeting in Washington next winter.
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AEA
Arkadelphia
Arkansas Education Association
Henderson State College
James Abraham
White House
Lina Wants to Talk as Husband Refuses
Una idt, who remarried while her ex husband was believed dead in Communist China, hinted at reconciliation but Daniel Schmidt refused. Una, who wed Jog ger Alford Fine in September 1954, was located after a call to Schmidt's mother in Portland, Oregon, relayed from San Jose, California. Schmidt remains in hiding.
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Sacramenio
Una Idt
China
Daniel Schmidt
Una
Jogger Alford’ Fine
Schmidt
Nellie Peters
Portland
Ore
San Jose
Calif
Peters
Ike to Proclaim New Conduct Code
President Eisenhower will issue an executive order at the Denver White House to enact a new code of conduct for American military personnel who may become war prisoners. An 80 page Defense Department report will detail the code and its purpose addressing Communist torture and brainwashing tactics disclosed from the Korean War.
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Charles Corddry Washington
Eisenhower
Denver
White House
Defense Department
U. S
China
Folsom Predicts Truman Victory for 1956 Presidential Ticket
Governor James E. Folsom of Alabama says he expects a Democratic win in 1956 with Harry S. Truman as the party leader. He reiterated the forecast at a news conference, stating he believes Truman will be nominated and elected if he runs.
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Montgomery
Ala
James E. Folsom
Harry Truman
Folsom
Mr. Truman
France death rate trend from 1946 to 1954
The annual death rate in France declined from 13.5 per 1 000 in 1946 to 11.9 in 1954, after being 13 per thousand before World War II.
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France
Man Parked Overtime to Take Wife to Air Conditioned Movie
In Newark Benjamin Wassell told a traffic judge his wife fell ill from the heat and he parked overtime to take her to an air conditioned film. The judge suspended the sentence.
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Newark
N. J
Benjamin Wassell
Lassell
Rains Not Good for Cotton in Arkansas Fields
Last week's frequent showers in Arkansas hindered cotton pest control and caused rank growth while washing away sprayed poison. Some counties reported serious infestation though overall the crop is fruiting well and early cotton is opening. Rice is heading, soybeans set pods, and pastures and feed grains are excellent.
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Little Rocks
Arkansas
State seeks escapee from 26 years ago extradition case
Arkansas officials prepared to seek extradition of an elderly Phoenix man, a former prison operator, who authorities say escaped 26 years ago. Prison Supt. Lee Henslee announced the move yesterday.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Lee Henslee Yester
Man Identified as Grant Tilley in Extradition Case
Henslee named Grant Tilley as the fugitive who escaped from the State Hospital after being sentenced to five years for false pretense on May 22, 1929. He sought Pulaski Circuit Court records of Tilley’s trial to request extradition as Tilley refused voluntary return to Arkansas.
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Day
Grant Tilley
Tilley
State Hospital
Henslee
Pulaski
Arkansas
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