Rita Hayworth’s Gilda Opens Sunday at Rialto
Rita Hayworth’s new dramatic film Gilda, with Glenn Ford and George Macready, opens Sunday at the Rialto Theatre. Fans pressured Columbia Pictures to keep the sizzling dance sequences, a shift from her initial dramatic casting, recalling her early start with the Dansinos and risky dance stunts in Cover Girl.
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Crump reports no new contact after extortion letter
Memphis on May 23 report says E. H. Crump received a 50,000 extortion threat. FBI offered no comment. Rep. Cliff Davis quoted J. Edgar Hoover promising attention to the case. Crump suspects political opponents behind the letter and believes multiple people may have helped.
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Black Market Babies opens at New Tower Sunday
The Monogram drama exposes a maternity home racket selling newborns for high fees under the pretense of adoption. Ralph Morgan mores into the scheme under gangster Kane Richmond’s pressure, with George Mueker as attorney and Marjorie Hoshelle as receptionist. The cast includes Jayne Hazard Tela Loring and others. William Beaudine directs with Jeffrey Bernard producer and Harry Mann as cinematographer.
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DAR Women End Controversy Over Negro Artists at Constitution Hall
The Daughters of the American Revolution concluded its Continental Congress in Atlantic City with the dispute over Negro artists at Constitution Hall unresolved. President General Mrs Julius Y Talmadge defended keeping the hall as a cultural center while condemning critics and a 17 woman committee that sought to delete the white artists only clause. She warned the organization would fight back against those who use the DAR for political headlines and personal gain.
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Rice shortage cited as world hunger factor at Hot Springs meeting
Fred J. Rossiter of the United States Department of Agriculture told the American Rice Millers Association that rice is a staple for about half the world. Watson Rogers of the National Food Brokers Association urged aggressive merchandising to restore domestic sales amid wartime diversions and price controls.
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Army reorganization renames Third Army area to Seventh Army
A map shows six new Army commands replacing older service commands and eastern and western defense commands. Forces in the Third Army area will temporarily be designated as the Seventh Army due to occupation duties in Europe, as announced by Secretary of War Patterson.
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Truman Urges Quick OPA Extension Without Amendments
President Truman urged the Senate to promptly extend the OPA for a full year without changes that could jeopardize economic stability. He told Senator Wagner the House version would end price controls too soon and pressed Congress to reenact stabilization laws as written. He warned against amendments weakening executive coordination of policy.
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Name Style for Hotel Registers and Historical Fact
The guidance contrasts proper etiquette in hotel registers with an incorrect casual form. It explains that correct form uses titles like Mr and Mrs followed by full names, while historical note about Queen Anne claims multiple births but no survivors. The passage emphasizes formal address and accurate historical details.
Democratic Candidate’s Historical Perspective On Merits
The speaker outlines a reflective view of a Democratic candidate’s presidency, noting prewritten narratives and the need to assess merit with historical context and perspective. It frames evaluation as a synthesis of record, policy outcomes, and leadership impact over time.
June 1 National Flag Day proclaimed by governor
Governor Laney declared June 1 as National Flag Day in Ate Kansas, with only small fines mentioned. The notice emphasizes a ceremonial observance without strict penalties.
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Is Getting Up Nights Getting You Down
Thousands report relief from bladder irritation caused by urine acidity after following a doctor's discovery. The circulation promotes a blessed relief observed across many users. The article highlights a famed physician and the treatment's purported benefits.
Hempstead OPA Price Panel Resigns Over State Suits
The Hempstead OPA Price Panel for Food Stores and Restaurants resigns in protest of state OPA suits against Hobbs Grocery Market and Hawthorne's Meat Market in Hope. Members C. C. Lewis Frank Ward Mrs. W. Foster Ted Jones and Rev. Wm. P. Hardegree cite unwanted local interference and insistence on filing suits without panel consultation. Acknowledgment of receipt was sent from Little Rock May 21.
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Device to avert economic ills imagined by editors
New York Daily News muses on creating a 100 percent democratic device aligned with liberties to expose social system flaws. Detroit Lakes fire crews chased a long blaze at a nearby resort, covering 74 miles before locating the fire, with Chief Palm noting it was a nice day for the ride.
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