Beast With Five Fingers Opens At Rialto With Star Studded Cast
Warner Bros. mystery drama The Beast With Five Fingers debuts Sunday at Rialto Theater. Starring Robert Alda Andrea King and Peter Lorre the story follows Julie Holden as she unravels a mansion mystery in North Italy after a will reveals a fortune. One will sets off a haunted sequence in the house with the ghost of Francis Ingram and a literary set of motives.
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Charles Dingle
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Hilary Cummins
Curt Siodmak
Robert Florey
William Jacobs
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Max Steiner
Dark Mirror Opens at New Theater Sunday
Olivia de Havilland headlines The Dark Mirror opening Sunday at the New Theater in Nunnally Johnsons production. Lew Ayres returns to screen after four years, with Thomas Mitchell as a sharp lawman. the dual role tests de Havillands range in a twisty mystery.
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Sugar rationing tied to Java sugar find
Washington reports Agriculture Secretary Anderson told a Senate subcommittee that ending rationing could come before October 31 if estimates show about 1,000,000 tons of sugar hidden in Java during the war can be located. He noted three key questions and said a decision may come by end of June.
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Congress considers admitting displaced Europeans as new immigrants
Washington reports that about 850000 displaced persons in Europe face camps run by Allied armies. Rep Stratton has proposed admitting 400000 over four years, 100000 annually, if they meet standard immigration requirements. hearings proceed with likely limited action this year amid opposition and concerns about jobs and security.
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Three aging Civil War veterans surrender GAR charter in Minneapolis
Albert Woolson 100 Nathan Colburn 101 and Anson Baker 97, last surviving Minnesota Grand Army of the Republic members, disband their outfit in a city ceremony. A parade with veterans from Spanish American, American Legion, VFW and more accompanied the men in blue as they said they hope for no future wars while honoring democracy and the four freedoms.
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Radar claims spark Rotary talk and Fox radio riddle
L B Tooley touts radar range while Victor Cobb sits nearby. The piece notes radar could spot a plane 160 miles away but asks why accused radio fishermen have not tried it on a boat. Separate item: Republican senators press for full Senate inquiry into Justice Department handling of Kansas City primary fraud allegations.
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Mulch boosts yields in long season vegetables in Hempstead
Home Demonstration Agent Mary Dixon says lack of soil moisture is the main bottleneck for long season crops in Hempstead County. A straw or litter mulch conserves rainfall, reduces soil heat, suppresses weeds, and can raise yields by 50 to 100 percent for crops like tomatoes bean corn eggplant okra peppers and root crops. Apply 5 to 6 inches deep before soil dries. use straw small grains oats wheat rice pine needles leaves sawdust or shredded bark, or mowed meadow hay if other mulch is unavailable.
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Fowl Pox Endangers Egg Production This Fall
Hempstead county rural readers learn fowl pox cuts egg output in early fall when prices peak. Mary Dixon home demonstration agent urges vaccination as best defense, noting disease spreads via mosquitoes and close contact. treat sores with iodine, vaccinate pullets in summer. single vaccination lasts a bird’s life.
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Hawaii Labor War Heats Up Over Pineapple Strike
Honolulu report details a brewing three corner fight between Hawaii's Big Five employers and CIO ILWU amid longshore and tuna worker strikes. As pineapple workers face renewal talks, a pineapple strike could erupt by late June during peak harvest season.
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Press briefing in Washington features Hungarian ministers
NeA Telephoto Aladar Szegedy- Maszak the Hungarian Minister to the U S stood with Ferenc Nagy Jr son of the former Hungarian minister at a Washington press conference. Szegedy- Maszak refused to recognize the new pro- Communist regime in Hungary, underscoring continued U S stance.
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Texarkana Leaders Defend Fair Independence Against Hope Show
J A Whyte president of the Four States Fair denies Texarkana is blocking Hope’s stock show expansion. Council notes show no counter effort from Texarkana. hopes for joint fair faded. Association members insist Texarkana’s show should stand on its own and pursue state funds.
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