Rita Hayworth in Gilda Opens at Rialto Sunday
Rita Hayworth returns to dramatic film with Gilda at the Rialto Theatre starting Sunday. Co stars include Glenn Ford, George Macready and Joseph Calleia. Dances and songs, added after fan pressure, showcase her famed gams and sizzling screen charisma.
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Crump says extortion threat not followed up in Memphis
Memphis May 23 E H Crump reports no further contact from an extortionist after a letter demanded 50 000 under threat of death. FBI declined to comment. Rep Cliff Davis cited J Edgar Hoover promising action. Crump blames political opponents and a Washington Post line calling him tyrant for fueling the note. He suspects multiple people behind the letter signed Revised Cavent Inc and believes about 25 observers may have been involved.
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Black Market Babies Opens at New Tower Theater
A Monogram drama with a sensational racketeering plot about maternity home switches selling newborns for large fees. Ralph Morgan is a weak doctor forced by Kane Richmond into the illegal circle. George Mueker is the legal attorney. Marjorie Hoshelle is the receptionist. Cast includes Jayne Hazard Tela Loring, Maris Winyon, Nana Bryant, Addison Richards, Anthony Warde and Selmer Jackson. William Beaudine directs. Jeffrey Bernard produced. Harry Mann contributed photography.
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DAR Declares Controversial Issue Over Negro Artists at Constitution Hall
Atlantic City May 3 UPI The Daughters of the American Revolution closed its Continental Congress amid fighting over the hall lease terms. An insurgent 17 woman committee sought to delete the white artists only clause. DAR leader Mrs Julius Y Talmadge defended keeping Constitution Hall as a cultural center and vowed to fight those who aim to politicize or diminish the society.
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Rice shortage cited as factor in global scarcity
Hot Springs May 23 Fred J. Rossiter of the Office of Foreign Agriculture Relations told the American Rice Millers Association that rice shortage has driven world food scarcity. Watson Rogers, president of the National Food Brokers Association, said aggressive merchandising will be needed to move rice domestically when supply normalizes. He warned government allocation price controls and export and domestic price differentials have created chaos.
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Army reorganization designates new commands in Europe
The map shows six new Army commands replacing old service commands and military regions. Third Army area forces will temporarily become Seventh Army as Third serves in occupation duty in Europe, with areas and component states renamed, per Secretary of War Patterson.
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Truman Urges Prompt OPA Extension Without Amendments
President Truman asked the Senate to quickly reenact the stabilization laws with no amendments that would jeopardize economic stability. He urged leaving authority intact for coordinated administration and noted House-passed extension would end price control prematurely. The White House message to Senator Wagner followed renewed Senate Banking Committee consideration of the bill.
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Rewriting Names In Hotel Register Etiquette
The passage contrasts proper form for signing a hotel register. It notes that writing John Brown and wife is incorrect, and suggests the correct form Mr and Mrs John Brown. It also asserts Queen Anne reigned 1702 to 1714 and had 17 children, none of whom survived.
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Candidate’s merit essay reviews presidential history
A concise retrospective by a Democratic candidate assesses merits of past presidents, offering history lessons and perspectives on leadership, policy impact, and governance. The piece weighs achievements and shortcomings to frame a thoughtful evaluation of executive performance.
Governor proclaims June 11 as National Flag Day
Kansas Governor Laney announced a National Flag Day in Ate Kansas with a simple proclamation for observance on June 11. The measure suggests modest penalties for violations and marks a ceremonial recognition by state officials.
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Doctor's discovery promises relief from bladder irritation
Thousands report blessed relief from bladder irritation caused by excess acidity in urine after following a famous doctor's discovery. The breakthrough claims reduced nightly awakenings and improved comfort, with many attributing calmer sleep to the treatment.
Hempstead OPA Price Panel Resigns Over State Suits
Five members of the Hempstead OPA Price Panel for Food Stores and Restaurants resign in protest of state OPA suits against Hobbs Grocery Market and Hawthorne's Meat Market in Hope. In a May 18 letter to Robert Hall they cite local authority infringement and insist enforcement decisions be consulted locally, noting suits were filed despite merchants’ good records. Acknowledgment of receipt was sent from Little Rock May 21.
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Device to guard liberty would outpace corrupt systems
A Detroit Lakes fire crew chased a resort blaze for hours, driving 74 miles without locating the fire. Fire Chief Frank Palm quipped it was a nice day, so the long ride was excused.
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