Hollywood Stars Dish On Fame And Film Struggles
Erskine Johnson reports on Julie Harris and Delia, Terri Wright, and Keefe Brasselle facing fame. Actors discuss stage to screen shifts, image pressures, and deals for Song and Dance Man and Carmen Jones. Publicity, politics, and personal ambitions color Hollywood chatter this week.
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Erakine Johnson
Edy
Reléa
Stall
Hollywood
Delia
Julie Harris
Broadway
Édes
Afd
Jose It
Ferrer
MGM
Stll
Cyrano de Ber
Gerac
John Steinbeck
Maat Offyento
Eden
Julie
Rose
Mary Clooney
Frankie
George M. Cohan
Asthma Causes and Treatments From Doctor Says
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains asthma as a common allergic condition often triggered by dust pollen animal dander and foods. Identifying the cause through history skin tests and exposure trials guides treatment from acute relief to preventive measures including desensitization and addressing infections. The article notes varied therapies and mentions cortisone and the bat as a curious aside.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Kefauver victorious in Tennessee primary returns
U S Senate candidate Estes Kefauver and Governor Frank Clement won decisive Democratic primaries in Tennessee. Kefauver led with 326,424 votes to Sutton's 137,386. Clement topped rival Gordon Browning 368,917 to 151,824. Republican Ray H. Jenkins led the GOP Senate field 6,545 to 1,385. no GOP governor candidate.
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Philip M. Carden
Nashville
Tenn
Estes Kefauver
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Ray H. Jenkins
Army-McCarthy
Senate
Kefauver
Pat Sutton
Clement
Gordon Browning
Sutton
Memphis
E. H. Crump
Sutton & A
Crump
Shelby County
Raulston Schoolfield
Jenkins
Robert Gregory
Gregory
Paris Vaudeville dates its popularity from revolution
A note places Paris Vaudeville’s rise in tandem with the French Revolution, linking the theater’s prominence to the era’s cultural shifts. The remark highlights how vaudeville adapted to changing tastes and audiences during that transformative period.
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Paris
Tennessee Sixth District House Race Narrows
With 433 of 391 precincts reporting in Tennessee's sixth district, Ross Bass leads John R. Long as the race tightens for the vacancy left by Sutton. Bass 28,282. Long 24,489. Tom Fox 8,187, as the tally continues to update from Pulaski to Springfield.
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Tennessee
Bby Sutton
Ross Bass
Pulaski
John R. Long
Springfield
Bass
Long
Tom Fox
Studebaker Workers Turn Down Pay Cut
About 5,000 Studebaker workers in South Bend rejected a 15 percent pay cut urged by United Autoworkers to protect jobs. A show of hands produced a 2 to 2 tie with half the workforce voting, after a two hour meeting. Local president Louis J. Horvath noted executives had already taken pay cuts as part of a multi million dollar economy drive begun last April, claiming significant savings.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker Corp
International Cio United Autée
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker
Louis J. Horvath
Studebaker Local 5
Horvath
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Hoffman
Thieves Steal Six Thousand Dynamite Caps Near Towson
Baltimore County Police report thieves broke into a construction shed on the northeast edge of Baltimore and stole six thousand dynamite caps, an extremely dangerous theft. The fragment mentions labor costs in Haiti and a $2,000 automobile with a $60 to $75 adjustment, but the context is unclear and unrelated to the main incident.
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Towson
Baltimore County
Baltimore
Culal
Haiti
Kentucky's Election Is Tomorrow
FRANKFORT Ky Voters of this border state tomorrow will nominate 10 congressional candidates in a quiet prelude to a keen U S senatorial race expected to match Cooper and Barkley. Cooper seeks reelection and Barkley runs to regain the Senate seat he held before becoming vice president in 1948. Both are backed by their state party organizations and anticipate one of Kentucky history’s most heated races before the November general election. District primaries tomorrow will also nominate eight nominees for the U S House.
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Frankfort Ky
U.S
Cooper
Barkley
Dor Sherman Cooper
Somerset Republican
Alben W. Barkley
Paducah
Detocrat
Veep
Atate
Kentucky
House’ of Representatives
Da Virel painting restated in Milan refectory
A thin painting regarded by critics as the world’s most important was restored and rededicated in the refectory of S Maria delle Grazie in Milan Italy. The text also covers Amerind, the Golden Gate name, the White Sea, and peanut classification.
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da Virel
S. Maria Delle Grazie
Milan
Ialy
Camel Bulb Tale Shows a Lonely Lamp Bearer
An odd description of a weary camel under heat as tungsten filament evaporates, leaving a blackened bulb and a sad expression. The piece dwells on isolation and the creature’s limited social ties among camels, hinting at a humorous yet bleak moment.
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Jeven
Police Chief Blamed In Crash In Columbus
Columbus Ohio police chief George W Scholer, appointed weeks earlier, was charged after his car and a patrolman s vehicle collided at an intersection. Judge Charles R Petree found Scholer guilty in traffic court and fined him ten dollars plus costs. The chief paid the fine and commended the investigating officers for fair reports.
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Columbus
Ohio
George W. Scholer
Charles R. Petree
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