Wives Advised to Make Most of Their Time
Mary Hosford Ox trades homemaking for acting as she debuts as the leading lady in The Missouri Traveler. The Missouri native, mother of four, has been a radio actress and real estate saleswoman among other roles while juggling family life and various careers across Chicago Phoenix and Hollywood.
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Marriage Annuled Yet Woman Remains Married in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES Elayne C. Bessman helped her husband Sheldon obtain a marriage annulment yesterday but she remained legally married. Bessman, 36, had married Elayne twice in 1943 and 1956, and he contends the second union did not count because Elayne was not legally divorced.
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Caesar Leaves TV On NBC In Grand Style
New York reports Sid Caesar ended regular network TV with a lavish final appearance on NBC. He offered sharp satires while sponsors balked at high costs and NBC judged the weekly 120,000 dollar job unsustainable. The network worried about over exposure but Caesar left in tribute rather than retreat.
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Divorce ruling questions California link in Hollywood case
A Los Angeles woman, Elayne, was granted a divorce from Jerome Marks in Las Vegas last year, but the judge ruled it invalid since she was a Hollywood resident at the time. The judge suggested she might simplify her marital record by seeking a second California divorce from Marks.
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Sanity of Sailors Tested After Island Shipboard Shootout
A San Francisco Bay incident aboard an armed ship left one officer dead and another seriously wounded as a black seaman, Dimmie Li Tern Henderson of Marine City Calif, killed after a gunfire attack near Treasure Island. He claimed motive tied to a stolen watch and was taken to Oak Knoll Naval Hospital.
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