Golden Earrings to Star Dietrich in Ray Milland Romance
A high profile romance rumor centers on Ray Milland and Marlene Dietrich as Golden Earrings promotional chatter surfaces from Saenger screenings. The article notes Dietrich’s glamour casting against Milland, with supporting roles by Murryin Vye Bruce Lester and Reinhold Schunzel, and mentions Quentin Reynolds appearing as himself in the publicity push.
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PSC Studies Bell Relation to Parent Firm in Arkansas
The Arkansas Public Service Commission recessed a hearing on Southwestern Bell Telephone's request for an 1.8 million dollar annual rate increase in Arkansas. The commission scrutinizes the relationship with parent AT&T, which owns all Southwestern common stock and receives 1.5 percent of gross revenue for engineering and research services. Southwestern engineer C J Van de Steeg argued services justify payments, noting AT&T supplies lacked Southwestern facilities and staff for such research. The commission chair noted the issue’s importance and that testimony will continue after further cross examination of about 20 protesters.
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McClellan Calls for Development of Water Resources
Senator John McClellan of Arkansas urged development of water resources to advance national needs. The speech, reported from Washington, emphasized expanding irrigation and flood control as a path to economic growth and stability.
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Explosion in Tavern Leaves Six Dead in Centralia
A series of explosions tore through a tavern district in Centralia destroying a two story building plus nearby structures. Six people were killed and about 30 were injured as fire followed the blasts. Rescue crews worked through rubble for hours as authorities assessed the number still trapped and potential arson or origin causes. The disaster echoed a 1947 mine explosion that killed 111 miners and prompted warnings about safety and future commemorations.
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Wallace Sticks to Peace With Russia Policy
Wallace maintains his Peace-with-Russia stance as he readies a new radio address amid President Truman's strong anti-Communist campaign. He argues against fear and hate rhetoric, says force alone cannot solve global socialist and Communist influence, and defends views on draft and training as protections for democracy both at home and abroad. A rival candidate also critiques Truman, though for a different reason.
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Harrd E. Stassen Urges Tougher Cold War Stance
Harrd E. Stassen told a Cleveland audience that the chief executive should push for outlawing the Communist party a halt to all war machinery shipments to Russia a stronger air force and steps to strengthen the United Nations in a call for tougher Cold War measures.
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U S Stands Firm Yet Keeps Door Open in Policy Speech
Secretary of State George C. Marshall said the United States would stand firm on its principles while keeping a door open for general conciliation. He warned Europe faces a dangerous situation similar to prewar times and urged prompt enactment of European recovery efforts. He also cautioned Italy about ERP benefits if it votes Communist in next month’s elections.
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Beery Accuser Seeks New Lawyer in Paternity Suit
Glenn Schumm petitions Superior Court in Los Angeles to replace Joseph L. Fain with Maurice Rose as counsel for Mrs. Schumm. She alleges Wallace Beery offered 2000 to defer paternity issues while denying support for her five weeks old child. She says she is penniless and seeks relief from a charitable source.
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Southwestern Relays Open With 90 Athletes Entered
The twenty-fifth annual Southwestern Relays begin in Fort Worth with nearly 90 athletes from Texas and Oklahoma set for preliminaries in M4 events this afternoon. Colleges including Texas, Texas A, and I, Oklahoma A, Baylor, SMU, Arkansas, Texas Tech, and others compete as eight university teams vie for titles amid strong regional participation.
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Finland Faces Pressure Over Russia Military Pact
Finnish experts in Washington see a hard battle against a Stalin backed military agreement. A Finnish parliamentary bloc, including five armed parties, may resist Kremlin pressure while considering what Moscow could offer in exchange for a pact. Western officials caution that Russia could threaten wheat supplies or invade, but such moves would draw UN and international scrutiny. Finnish Communists, weaker in size, face losses in elections as parties shift toward center and right, with Parliament urged to maintain peace and resist external coercion.
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Czech to Name Masaryk Successor Soon
Czechs plan to appoint a successor to Jan Masaryk, who died after a fall from a palace window. Vlado Clementi, a Communist and Masaryk's former assistant, is a leading candidate. Zdenek Viertinger, Social Democrat, is favored to receive the post after party cooperation. Edward Benes has been meeting visiting leaders at Sezimovo Ustron.
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