Fairy tale love across headlines in a world of romance
A breezy collage of love stories and strange tales from a newspaper page. It recalls Eugene Lilac, a Chicago groom with a wheelchair bride Merion Halstead, their church wedding after elopement troubles, and a separate pageboy romance with a Swedish diplomat's daughter. Other tidbits include a shy tabby Sable producing a pearl, a Malaya royal divorce, and Ghana planning a grand radio broadcast as Queen Elizabeth tours. The tone mixes rosy endings with oddball curiosities and global notes.
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Eugene Lilac
Chicago
Eugene
Merion Halstead
Albion
Ind
Lake Tonawanda
N.Y
Windy City
Lilac
Aly Minor
John J. Sullivan
Lucky Coush
John Robinson
South Shields
Eng
Sable
Robinson
Klang
Melaya
Malaya
Ghana
United States
Russia
South America
China
India
Arab Countries
Permanente Cement Ship To Hawaii From Long Beach
Southern California's only deep water cement facility at Permanente will send its first shipment to Hawaii Sunday aboard the Permanente Silverbow. The plant serves ready mix and building materials from Alaska to Mexico, with 57,000 barrels of cement aboard and pumping infrastructure being installed to handle 2,000 barrels per hour.
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United
Bis
Calif
Ente
Enery
California
Permanente Cement’Co
Channel
Hawaii
The
Permanente Silverbow
Kaiser Gypsum
Alaska
Mexico
Long Beach
Cushenbury
Sucerhe Valley
Permanente
Silverbow
Adenauer Rejects Neutral Europe Belt Proposals
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer dismissed proposals for a neutralized demilitarized belt in Europe as sheer illusion and warned no danger of conflict with Germany or its neighbors. He spoke during a visit in Bonn, framing the issue amid East West tensions and nuclear weapon concerns.
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Bonn
Germany
UPI
Knowland
R-Calif
Konrad
Europe
Adenauer
United States
H.L
Long Beach
Okla
Neity
Las Vegas
Des Moines
Fait Lake
Detroit
le Ganfrancisco
Fairbanks
Seattle
Lam Cane
New York
Poland
U. S
William
France
Sea Search for Pamir Ends Today
The United States Air Force and Coast Guard will continue the search for Pamir survivors until sundown today at West German government request. Only six of the 86 crew and cadets have been found since the four masted bark sank last Saturday during Hurricane Carrie. search area narrowed to 100 square miles around the survivor location.
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U.S. Air Force
Coast Guard
U.S. Air-Sea Rescue Unit
Azores
CRIs Board Gives Pezman Higher Post
T. L. Pezman, manager of Community Rehabilitation Industries, is advanced to executive director of the workshop organization at 1438 E Anaheim St. Dr. Harold B. Warren, board chair, announced the promotion. Perman departs for Milwaukee for a three day National Rehab Assn. convention. The program covers social agency aspects beyond on the job training for handicapped men and women. CRI now employs a social worker on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with Dr. James A. Howard providing research on employability of hemiplegics.
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T. L. Pezman
Community Rehabilitation Industries
Anaheim St
Harold B. Warren
Perman
Milwaukee
Re ‘Habilitation Assn
Warren
CRI
James A. Howard
Hudson Nash Cars Out in 58
American Motors announces 1958 plan to drop Nash and Hudson brands and sell all U S built cars as Rambler Rams with new Ambassador V 8 and other compact lines. Roy Abernethy says focus shifts to compact trend and integrated manufacturing amid dealer conferences.
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Hudson
Nash
Chicago
American Motors
U.S
Abernethy
Midwest Amnerman Motors
Los Angeles
New York
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Pezman
New
Frigidaire
Cee Brothers
Mel Burns
Cust
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Fairlane
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