Margaret O'Brien grows into adult roles on TV and film
Article notes child star Margaret O'Brien pursuing mature parts on NBC daytime drama Matinee and in films such as Glory. It highlights her journey from a cherubic child image to wanting broader roles, her recent measurements, and her stance on cheesecake roles.
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Wood
Mary O’brien
NBC
Margaret
John Lupton
Wayee
Waimé
MGM
Queen Margaret
Notable deaths across nations reported by AP
The AP lists William L Bryan 95 former Indiana University president born near Bloomington who died yesterday in Bloomington. Aaron J Kedy NYS Supreme Court justice from 1924 to 1951 died yesterday in St Petersburg. Gilbert Bundy 44 Esquire cartoonist died yesterday in New York. Margery Crane 63 widow of Charles Crane 38 Crane Co. director died yesterday in Chicago. Col James J Cornwall 86 Alberta legislator born in Brantford died Sunday in Calgary. Also notes US daily average 19 million bank checks valued at about 300 dollars each.
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Associated Press
Bloomington
Ind
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Aaron Jefferson Kedy
New York State Supreme Court
New York
Gilbert Bundy
Esquire Magazine
Chicago
Margery Crane
Charles R. Crane
Crane Co
Calgary
Alta
James J. Cornwall
Alberta
Brantford
Ont
Dainty Beauty Margaret Chooses Career Over Romance
The subject, a shy voiced young actress, recently graduated from Los Angeles University High School. She maintains an active social life with three beaus, none actors, but stresses that her career is her primary focus.
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Margaret
Los Angeles University High School
Notice in McGonigle divorce case Warns appearance
In Hempstead County Arkansas Maudie McGonigle sues Paul Sylvester McGonigle in Chancery No 7818 The defendant must appear within thirty days and answer The Clerk Garrett Willis seals the notice dated November 21 1955 Attorneys Weisberger Wilson and Comer Boyett Jr ad Litem report publication dates November 22 29 and December 6 1955
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Paul Sylvester McGonigle
Maudie McGonigle
Garrett Willis
Weisenberger & Wilson
Comer Boyett, JR
Ad Litem
Notice of U S Marshals Sale in Arkansas
United States Marshal announces sale of real estate in Hempstead County Arkansas by writ of execution issued November 12 1955. The property description covers the northeast quarter of section 22 township 10 range 26 totaling about 20 acres more or less. Sale to the highest bidder for cash on December 9 1955 at 2 PM at the east door Hempstead County Courthouse Hope Arkansas. Jay Neal U S Marshal Western District of Arkansas. Deputy Thomas E. Nelson. U S Attorney Charles W Atkinson. Plaintiff's Attorney.
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United States
Marshall
Ameriia
Western District of Arkansas
District Court of the United States
United States of America
John Goodwin
Sylvia Goodwin
Hempstead
State of Arkansas
Hempstead County Court House
Hope
Arkansas
Texarkana
Jay Neal
U. S
Thomas E. Nelson
Charles W. Atkinson
Markets Report on Poultry Butter Eggs and Cotton Prices
Market conditions show light demand for broilers and fryers in Batesville and Little Rock with prices around 20 to 21 fob. Chicago market holds steady for live poultry with specific price ranges for hens turkeys and ducks. butter and eggs show mixed changes. New York cotton futures turn firmer in afternoon trading with December at 34.31, March 33.39, May 32.88 per bale.
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Broilers
Little Rock
Batesville
Floral Area
F. O. B. Farm
Chicago
U. S
A’s
New York
New Orleans
Commission House
Soybeans Steady in Mixed Market Pressures
Chicago crops markets show soybeans easing while corn holds, with cash meal near a ten year low and light grain receipts supporting corn. In St Louis livestock, hogs trade unevenly with most prices mixed, cattle and calves largely steady with varied good to prime veal and beef values and robust demand for select stock.
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ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Ill
U.S
Vision impairment warning from Bet ter Vision Institute
The Bet ter Vision Institute warns that if your vision is smeared so you detect objects outside a 75 degree arc while looking straight ahead you should not drive. The advisory emphasizes safety risks for drivers with limited peripheral awareness.
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The
Better Vision Institute
Legend Built Around Young Actor James Dean
Hollywood circles say James Dean remains a living legend after his Sept. 30 highway death at 24. Director Nick Ray recalls Dean as a genius whose star would have rivaled Olivier and Brando, noting the actor’s intense personal bond with his crew.
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Hollywood
James Dean
Dean
Nick Ray
Laurence Olivier
Gerard Philipe
Marlon Brando
Ray
Erie
Jim
Rebel star Jim Dean now a Giant in waiting
Ray, a car enthusiast, recalls Jim Dean as a gifted but growing boy with an eccentric streak. Dean’s mother died when he was nine, shaping his fierce independence. Even after his death, his name remains prominent as Rebel thrives and Giant looms, with Oscar buzz already forming.
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Jim
Ray
Dean
Rebel
Jonesboro Sun Wins APME Citation for Arkansas Coverage
The Jonesboro Sun earned a top APME citation for outstanding east Arkansas coverage. Managing Editor Gene Smith and City Editor John Troutt Jr. led reporting on a Joiner bank robbery and a Marked Tree train wreck, stories breaking outside the paper’s usual AP area.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Jonesboro
Ark
Sun Today
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Arkansas
Associated Press
The
Sun
Fred
John Troutt Sr
APME
Gene Smith
John Troutt Jr
Joiner
Marked Tree
Co-Operative News Gathering Agency
Surface Calm Masks Deep Global Tensions
Eisenhower faces a fragile peace with no open war on Election Day as Cold War forces churn beneath the surface. Egypt and Israel seek arms while the Arab world warns of U.S. Arab ties. Russia and the West press for influence in the Middle East and Germany. Domestic budget aims clash with foreign policy needs as Asia shows quiet then risk of renewed action.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Israel
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Afghanistan
Syria
Middle Eastern
Rowland Hughes
Germany
State Dulles
Asia
Geneva
Formosa
AP members earn two solid beats for outside coverage
The Sun was cited for outstanding after hours news coverage of the Joiner bank robbery and for exceptional picture coverage of the Marked Tree train wreck, both events outside the member’s coverage territory. Smith and Troutt continued filing to the AP’s Little Rock bureau after their own paper pressed.
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Arkansas
Smith
Troutt
Little Rock
Press
The
Sun
Joiner
Jonesboro
Associated Press
Northwest Cold Snap Drops Temps Across Regions
Cold air pushed into the Northwest lowering readings, with the northern Rockies and Great Basin down by as much as 23 degrees. Most areas stayed in the 20s and 30s, while Butte Montana posted 8 above, a 21 degree drop.
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Associated Press
Northwest
Rockies
Great Basin
Butte
Mont
Mississipi Valley
Minnesota
Louisiana
Mississippi
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