Lured: Thrilling Love Story and Mystery at United Artists
A London set psychological romance thriller features Lucille Ball and Charles Coburn in a detective hunt. Inspector Temple aids Ball as she navigates suspicious figures like Karlett and Zucco in a high tense plot.
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Stunday United Artists
Corples
George Lancille Ball
Charles Coburnis Karloff
Hunterg
Clement Eces
Red
James
Superuni Stormberg
Dougiirk
Keert
Nicolai
London
a @ady
Lucille Ball
Inspector Temple
Charies Coburn
Scotland
Bond Karlett
Joseph Calleia
George Zucco
Sir Cedric Hardwick
George Sanders
Scotland Yard
Charles Coburn
United Artists
Tired Kidneys Spoil Sleep and Cause Pain
Kidney disorder symptoms include backache swelling puffiness and dizziness with frequent urine issues. The ad promotes Dean's ES stimulant diuretic claiming 60 years of relief and helps flush waste from the kidneys. Doan's Pile is also advertised.
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Dean
Doan
Twin Victory for French Government
Paris reports a double government victory in the national assembly as it passes a monetary reform to withdraw the 5,900 francs banknotes worth about $23.50, aiming to curb black markets and inflation. Premier Schuman pledged resignation if the measures failed.
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Associated Press
Paris
National Assembly
Robert Schuman
Finance Commission
Assembly
Council of the Republic
Mystery Whodunit Delivers Fine Performances and Suspense
A spirited English mystery offers strong stars and an impressive cast. The whodunit unfolds with careful pacing and skilled performances that sustain intrigue through to the end.
Gandhi Death and Fast End Spark Indian Partition Reflections
The article recalls Mahatma Gandhi's assassination and his last fast at Birla House, his aim for Hindu Muslim unity, and the 1947 partition that divided India and Pakistan. It highlights his nonviolence, leadership of the independence movement, and the spurt of communal violence that followed.
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Mahala
Mojhandas Karamchhand Gandhi
Gandhi
Birla House
Abaut
Reath
Great Britain
India
Pakistan
Birla Mansion
Gangshi
London
South Africa
Ahmadabad
Dandi
Gulf of
Combay
Shirley Temple Delivers Daughter in Santa Monica Hospital
Shirley Temple gave birth to a daughter in Santa Monica California with husband John Agar nearby in the waiting room. Dr William C Bradbury said both mother and child were doing nicely. The baby was named Linda Susan and weighed seven pounds six ounces. Shirley Temple was born in the same hospital on April 23 1929.
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Santa Monher
Calif
Shirley Temple
Sin
John Agar
Shirley
William C. Bradbury
U Linda Susan
Santa Monica Hospital
Mahatma Gandhi Assassinated at Prayer Meeting
New Delhi reports Gandhi, leader of the Congress and Hindu independence movement, was shot at a prayer meeting and died shortly after. The assassin, a Hindu from Poona, was seized by police. Gandhi had just completed a recent fast to heal Hindu Muslim tensions. Secretary S. Kalyan said, “Bapu is dead.”
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New Delhi
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Gandhi
Poona
Congress Party
Kalyaswam
Associated Press
Bap
Pelatial Birla
Hig
ACO
Birla House
Andhi
Fights and Oil News Mixed From Various Locals
Reports cover boxing exhibitions and results from cities including Chicago Detroit and Minneapolis with bouts involving Tob Foxworth Sid Pear Bird George Brown and Eddie Binns among others. A separate item notes US oil production at about 4 900 wells from roughly 422 000 wells.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Democrats Confident of Dixie Revolt Fails to Break Dem Party
Washington reporters note rising Dixie sentiment against Truman policies in the South. Alabama Mississippi and South Carolina lawmakers threaten to withdraw from the national party while praising loyalty, and White House officials see more smoke than fire in secession talk. Senator Ellender says southern protest won t split the party.
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Washington
Dan
Truman
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
White House
Columbia
D. C
Democratic Executive Committee
National
National Party
National Organization
James E. Molsom
Democratie
Mallam
Congress
Aq Commission
Fielding L. Wright
Democratic Party
Democratic Committee
Ellender
D-La
South
Garland Officials Find No Substantiation Of Gambling
Garland officers report no evidence that gambling occurred in the presence of schoolchildren in Hot Springs. The grand jury commends law enforcement for anti gambling efforts and urges continued enforcement and public support. Judge Clyde H. Brown ordered an inquiry following a policy committee claim that sidewalk gambling existed.
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Hot Springs
Garland County Grand Jury
Schooldren
Tne
Suys
Spa
Couir
Clyde H. Brown
Progressive Ussiess Men’s Mh
Pas Eently
Coal Drive and Moral Reform Lift British Production
A British coal miners tale links a 45 percent output rise in North Staffordshire to moral re armament and the stage play The Forgotten Factor. Miners say honesty and teamwork at home spurred by the play boosted production toward a 200 million ton goal and potential export gains, signaling broader Europe recovery.
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Britain
Europe
Bevin
Stafford Cripps
North Staffordshire
Willian
Bill) Yates
National Union of Miners
Victoria Pit
Bill
Democrats to Use Tax Bill as Model for Substite
Democrats in Washington plan to model a substitute tax bill on the GOP tax cut, proposing a $3.2 billion corporate levy and broader exemptions. The approach aims to craft a compromise with Republicans amid election year tensions, balancing cuts with targeted relief for elderly and blind citizens.
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Washington
Truman
Knutson
R-Minn
Ways
Mesa
House
Ways and Means
Nayburn
Mr. Truman
Kiuson Ralent
Knutson Pill
Kautson
Tkautson
Threat to Cancel Fifth Winter Olympics Looms
A Swiss source says the International Olympic Committee threatened to cancel the fifth Winter Games if hockey continues. The U S Amateur Hockey Association backed by the U S Olympic Committee clash sparked controversy as hockey faced possible exclusion, while Avery Brundage warned hockey would be informal if played. Swiss opening ceremony featured simple pageantry and a Garmisch heritage note. Enrico Celio formally proclaimed the Games open as part of the 14th modern Olympics.
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St. Matitz
Switzerland
International Olympiccs Committee
United States’ Amateur Hockey Association
U. S. Olympic Committee
Switerland
Alpine
Avery Brundage
Olympic
International Olympic Committee
AHA
U. S. Olympics Committee
United States
Avery Brand
Enrico Celio
Pennock, Phil Manager for Phillies, Dies in New York
Herb Pennock, manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, died today in a New York hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. He collapsed in the Waldorf Astoria lobby as he prepared to attend a league meeting.
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New York
Herb Pennock
Philadelphia Phillies
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
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Min
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Cordall
Wales
Fall River
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Lowell
Steve Beon Busta
Dixie
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China
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Francis M. Lemay
Phil
Life Insurance
R. L. Thomas
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