Dewey Retires Temporarily If New York Times Says
New York Times reports Gov. Thomas E. Dewey may retire temporarily from public life at end of current term. Indications include planned lectures at Princeton on the American Political System and possible appointment of counsel Charles D. Breitel to the Supreme Court district.
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Princess Yasmin Bornio Born to Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan
In Lausanne a baby princess named Yasmin was born to Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan. The newborn weighed about five and a half pounds and arrived after dawn in Montchoi-Si clinic. Aly Khan described Rita as tired but pleased while reporters were kept at bay by a Hollywood style security buildup.
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Divorced Wife Charged With Drunkenness in Los Angeles
Dee, 28, divorcee of actor Deanchot Tone, pled innocent to a drunkenness charge after Christmas arrest. Bail set at $100. Officers said she drove recklessly and was scantily clad. Kabul, Afghanistan, paved its streets for the first time.
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Miss Americas marriage shocks pageant rules
Miss America Jacque Mercer, 18, wed 20 year old Douglas Cook in Litchfield Park on Dec 28 1949. Her contract required she remain single until June, prompting questions about possible actions by pageant directors. Mercer plans to fulfill duties at January 2 events and other appearances during her reign.
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Texans Send Load of Water to New York
Three thousand gallons of Texas water head to New York from Austin carried by truck. The gesture, organized by railroad Commissioner Ernest Thompson, arrives near New York around New Year’s Eve to offer a drink to Texans far from home during Christmas. Water drawn from central Texas lakes funds the effort, with distribution planned once in New York.
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State Agencies to Save on Salaries
Little Rock November 28. State government units aim to save over 2.5 million from a 54 million salary and maintenance bill. A committee chaired by Charles C. Wine reviewed budgets for the current year, seeking reductions. the plan targets welfare, health and charities, plus the highway department.
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Clark Gable Welcomed in Hawaii on Arrival
Honolulu crowds greet Clark Gable and his bride as they arrive aboard the Lusline liner from San Francisco. Women and older residents crowd the pier, gasping and cheering while Gable waves and kisses the crowd, described as a romantic homecoming in Hawaii.
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I Love My-My Doctor! A chaotic hospital tale
Evelyn Barkins depicts a troubled hospital setting where Dr John confronts patient demand and personal doubt. The piece follows a beleaguered doctor as staff, visitors, and expectations collide, revealing tension between duty and humane care in a frenzied environment.
Family dies Christmas Eve in East Side apartment fire
Police believe carbon monoxide poisoning caused a Christmas Eve tragedy in a 428 East Tist Street residence. Andrew Gunza, Veronica Gunza, and two children were found dead amid a gas refrigerator setup and scattered gifts. Neighbors recall the family preparing for the holiday as authorities investigate the fatal incident.
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Ginny Simms Practicing Man Syllables and Mocked Family
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