Beast With Five Fingers to Open at Rialto Theater
A tense melodrama opens Sunday at Rialto led by Robert Alda Andrea King and Peter Lorre. The Beast With Five Fingers follows a young nurse Julie Holden amid a haunted Italian estate after a will reading unveils a fortune and a ghostly killer.
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Andrea King
Peter Lorre
Italy
Victor Francen
J. Carrol Naish
Charles Dingle
John Alvin
David Hoffman
Patricia White
William Fryer Harvey
Julie Holden
Francis Ingram
Ingram
Julio
Shady
Duprex
Conrad Ryley
Julio Holden
Hilary Cummins
Curt Siodmak
Robert Florey
William Jacobs
Warners
Max Steiner
Dark Mirror opens at New Theater Sunday
Olivia de Havilland stars in The Dark Mirror with Lew Ayres and Thomas Mitchell under Robert Siodmak. Dual roles for de Havilland as twin sisters, one a murderess, with a psychologist aiding the law in a mystery adapted from a Good Housekeeping serial.
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Nunnally Johnson
The
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Melanie
Lew Ayres
Miss de Havilland
Thomas Mitchell
Mimdariss
Witchel
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Mitchell
Robert Siodmark
Ironally Dobneon
Casaiguea Srown
Dark Mirror
Good Housekeeping
Vladimir Posner
Sugar rationing hinges on Java sugar search results
Washington June 5 Prospects for ending sugar rationing rest on the search for an estimated 1,000,000 tons of sugar said to be hidden in Java during the war Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P Anderson told a Senate banking subcommittee. He indicated a decision by end June is possible depending on findings regarding Cuban cane choppings non consuming countries world pool supplies and Java stocks Officials expect reports from Java by month end.
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Thy
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Charles W. Tobey
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Displaced Europeans seek U S resettlement plan
Washington reports about 850000 displaced persons in European camps run by Allied armies. Rep Stratton proposes admitting 400000 over four years, 100000 yearly, under existing rules. Hearings begin as opposition cites concerns of jobs, housing, and “troublemakers.”
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D-Tee
Last three Minnesota GAR members present their muskets
Three aged veterans Albert Woolson 100 Nathan Colburn 101 and Anson Baker 97, last surviving Minnesota Grand Army of the Republic members, disband their unit in St Paul. Woolson surrendering the charter spoke of hope for no future wars while a parade honored veterans from multiple wars and groups.
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Radar Range Rider Sets 160 Mile Reach At Rotary
L B Tooley described radar reach to Rotary club with Victor Cobb present. He questioned why notable radio fishermen have not yet used radar on boats, implying skepticism about its practicality aboard. Washington reports note Republican senators pushing for a full Senate inquiry into alleged Kansas City primary vote fraud and Justice Department handling.
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Mulch boosts yields for long season vegetables in Hempstead
Home Demonstration Agent Mary Dixon urges use of straw or litter mulch to conserve moisture and reduce soil heat in Hempstead County gardens. A 5 to 6 inch mulch can raise yields 50 to 100 percent on crops like tomatoes beans corn eggplant okra peppers and root vegetables.
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Mary Dixon
Fowl Pox Threatens Eggs in Hempstead County
Mary Dixon, home demonstration agent, warns Hempstead county poultry owners that fowl pox cuts egg production in early fall when prices are high. The disease, spread by mosquitoes, follows hot, wet spells and can keep hens from laying for six to twelve weeks. Vaccination is advised as cost effective.
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Mary Dixon
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Paradise of the Pacific faces a new labor war in Hawaii
Hawai i faces a coming clash as a first class labor dispute unfolds beyond tourist beaches. The five major employers once dominated the scene, with the CIO ILWU now negotiating a renewal contract for pineapple workers. A pineapple strike could erupt in late June during peak harvest.
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Hungarian Officials Press Conference in Washington
Hungarian Minister to the U S Aladar Szegedy Maszak stood with Ferenc Nagy Jr at a Washington press conference. Szegedy Maszak refused to recognize Hungary’s new pro Communist regime after the coup that ousted Nagy Sr’s government.
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Aladar Szegedy- Maszak
U. S
Hungary
Washington
Ferenc Nagy, Jr
Harman W. Nichols UPI correspondent report
Harman W. Nichols, United Press staff correspondent, files a dispatch summarizing ongoing events and official statements. The report emphasizes key facts, figures, and quotes from authorities relevant to the developing story.
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United Press
Texarkana Fair Leaders Back Hope Stock Show Plan
J A Whyte president of the Four States Fair denied Texarkana hindering Hope’s stock show effort. A council session heard that no counteractive moves were made and an idea for a joint fair with Hope never progressed. The group urged the Texarkana show to stand on its own and wished Hope luck with the state appropriation.
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