Film Ending Up To Audience In Lindy Takes A Fly er
Hollywood report notes director Jack Ford says final ending of The Lindy Takes A Flyer is left to audience. The film follows Jeff ChanMer and Lana Farne a married couple running an aircraft delivery service, whose clash over home life ends in divorce years later. Ford, ex‑pilot and adviser, recalls war service and the couple’s globe spanning logistics as they chase work and family life amid aviation. A Canadian veteran financial figure is also cited in the closing lines.
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Fragments Reveal Raw Opium Hidden in Carcass
A chilling scene unfolds as a person explores a cold chamber, discovering two wilted boars and a hidden package of raw opium. The narrator notes a sour earthy odor, tastes a fragment, and confirms the substance before resecuring it inside the carcass.
Back from the dead Milo awakens after assault at beach
Milo regains consciousness with a pounding head and pain as Piero and Riccardo Balena appear nearby. He recalls plans to hide evidence and wonders who attacked him while friends and guests gather at the shore. The scene unfolds with tension and clues about the safety of the group.
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Youth Appeals in Child Bride Case
A 71 year old Harold Graves appeals his fine for contributing to the delinquency of his 11 year old wife. Circuit Judge C Floyd Huff set May 30 for filing briefs, noting the appeal will pivot on legal questions. Graves and the bride’s father were present at their Greenville Mississippi wedding May 11. Municipal Judge M M C Lewis fined Graves 360 and fined the couple 50 dollars for contributing to a minor's delinquency.
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Brennan to star in TV film series Real McCoys style
New York radio excerpts reveal Walter Brennan the three time Oscar winner will headline a television film series. ABC TV ordered a Western family saga set in California with a West Virginia clan led by patriarch Brennan. He describes characters Luke Hessie and a daughter-in-law role while criticizing past cinema choices. Brennan, 63, is diverse as ranch owner near Joseph Oregon with 12 000 acre cattle operation and large family backing him.
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Dusting Fire Ants in Union County Farm Areas
Union County farmers resumed dusting operations against imported fire ants with about 2000 of 12000 infested acres treated before weather halted work. With fair weather forecast, farmers hoped to finish by Saturday. Insecticide costs were partly funded by Gov. Grvat E. Faybus from an emergency fund.
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Senate GOPs Snap Up an Opportunity to Push Economy
Senator Knowland leads Republicans in backing a housing bill while tying it to a broader budget cut and economic discipline. The plan frames a threefold GOP test of who favors economy, as Democrats wrestle with supporting a larger housing program amid a tight fiscal debate.
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Housing program split over authorization and economy record
Senators debated a pending omnibus housing bill funding slum clearance and long term loans for college, military, and cooperative housing. Some called for compromise to avoid roll call votes while Byrd urged trimming to Eisenhower’s recommended level, citing Congresses economies. Sparkman defended the housing program’s cost recovery and slight profit since 1929, as Republicans split between cutting and backing the economy record.
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Atomic Test Blast Is Postponed At Nevada Site
The first blast in the summer atomic test series was postponed again at the atomic test site in Nevada. Officials cited insufficient wind to drift radioactive canisters away from the area, delaying the test for the 12th time this season.
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