Fess Ollywood Tour Impresses European Crowds
By sow Thomas Ollywood Fess Parker, famed for his Hol y Windod fame, shares impressions from a European tour. He praises European women as well-bred and elegant, notes English women as warm, and comments on differences in finances and education. He plans to return to America.
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Western romance bridges trust and breaking horses
In a rugged frontier scene Jean Cash mentors Frank as she gently breaks a bay gelding, sparking mutual respect. Frank admits he no longer needs her help yet confesses she has a hold over him, while tension with his past and rival feelings toward her sister mix with frontier duties and desire. The piece centers on horse handling, personal pride, and evolving companionship in Cashtown.
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Old Bolsheviks Confessed Under Brutal Purge Pressure
James Marlow reports on Khrushchev's revelation that Stalin-era arrests used brutal beatings to force confessions from thousands of old Bolsheviks. The process produced false accusations and a chain of forced denouncements, dispelling Western romantic notions of the Moscow purges.
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No Rock n Roll for Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz police ban dance nights citing heavy pounding beat. Lt. Richard Overton closed a weekend Civic Auditorium event after deeming the music and dancing led to "abandon" among about 200 teenagers. Police Chief Al Huntsman warned future public dancing to rock and roll will not be tolerated anywhere in the city.
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Andrews Sisters Patch Up Feud
HOLLYWOOD the Andrews sisters Patty Laverne and Maxene have patched up their long standing feud and will resume working together as a trio June 28. The sisters had business differences 30 months ago and broke up after a Las Vegas Nevada date.
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Child struck crossing Highway 159 in Arkansas
A five year old boy named Albert James was killed when struck by an Airtomobile driven by Beatrice Jogge Green 22 of Winnsboro Louisiana while crossing Highway 159 about six miles south of a southeast Arkansas town. State Police reported the tragic accident occurred late yesterday. Also noted is a 1950 statistic that there were 18 million U S war veterans.
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Beatrice Jogge Green
Winnsboro
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