Agnes Moorehead a Vastly Versatile Actress Through Career
Agnes Moorehead rose from radio to film under Orson Welles, starring in Magnificent Obsession and Citizen Kane as Kane's son and a compassionate warden. She toured with Laughton, Hardwicke, and Booth, then pursued a one woman show The Parkington, built a notable stage career, and runs a 320 acre Ohio farm near Zanesville and Cambridge.
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New York
Welles
Ifilm
Fina
Uch Stata
Beatrice Lillie
Bert Rest
Agnes Moorehead
Peares
Bob Hope
Fred Allen
Orson Welles
Miss Moorehead
Mercury
Fy Universal International
Citizen Kane
Kane
Jane Wyman
Charles Laughton
Cedric Hardwick
Charlee Boo
Hell
George Bernard Shaw
Agnes
Canada
Eun
Ceewe Sanpeui
America
Parkington
John Climates
Belinda
Empfe
Variety
Zanesville
Cambridge
Ohio
England
James Monroe
John Tyler
Sioux Indian Attitudes Toward Education And Values
A HAL BOYLE piece recalls Sioux beliefs on parenting, education, and independence. It notes strong opposition to coercive schooling, pride in individual rights, and that many youths join the Army or rodeo. Veterans and a lack of money culture shape modern Sioux life, with communal tribute common in grief.
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Hal Boyle Sis
Pine Ridge
Redman
Bny
Korea
Leaders Meet On Opening Of Closed Pits
Seven United Mine Workers locals join with the General Mine Committee to approve a plan by W Julian Parton to reopen Panther Valley mines for about 1300 miners. Tamaqua local votes unanimously, clearing the path after past picket tensions. prior plan by Lehigh Navigation Coal Co. had failed.
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Lansford
United Mine Worker
Panther Valley General
General Mine Committee
W. Julian Parton
Tamaqua
John Miske
Parton Group
Lehigh Navigation Coal Co
Panther Valley
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co
Nesquehoning and
Coaldale
Pravations
Syvenguns
Nesquehoning
United States
Nesquehan
Ing
Shiprock
N. M
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
LNC
Parton
Mixed Factoids From Local Tales And Trivia
A collage of Q and A on topics from baseball masks to earthworms and mine politics. It mentions Lansford Nesquehoning Coaldale Shiprock Taos blue eggs and Araucana chickens, with scattered geographic and historical notes.
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South America
His Dog Request Filled Proved
Pueblo resident Cole Monohn Rice appeared at the Pueblo dog pound and asked for a watchdog that would bite. The poundmaster selected a dog and asked Rice to watch him while unloading a truck. When the poundmaster returned Rice’s face and ear were bleeding, declaring that dog was the one he wanted.
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Pueblo
Cole
Monohn Rice
Panstese
Rice
Poundminster
Stairs Man Takes Wife Walking After Fatal Stabbing
Chicago sheriff's officers report stablehand Jack Miller stabbed taxi driver Harry R. Andrews nine times at the South Side race track parking lot. Miller then walked with Andrews' wife Mary as authorities shortly after arrested Miller and Mrs Andrews nearby.
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Chicago (M
Washington Park
Harry R. Andrews
Jack Johnson
Jack Miller
Andrews
Mary
Johnson
Miller
Man Charged With Embezzling Government Funds
Federal narcotics agents testified they provided Ralph M. Ochoa with 40 dollars to buy narcotics from the underground to aid in rounding up peddlers. He allegedly spent the money on himself and was released on a 400 dollar bond on the embezzlement charge in Phoenix Arizona.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Ralph M. Ochoa
Actress Lynvie Baggett Faces Three Crash Suits
A fatal traffic accident near Los Angeles led to manslaughter and hit and run charges against former actress Lynvie Baggett. She now faces three civil suits totaling 26,000 filed by Joseph Silvera for his son Dennis Silvers, 10, plus suits by Dennis’s mother Lillian Watnick and by Thomas J. Sanderson and John G. Beasley for 32,000. Also noted are unrelated mining figures and a Gazette Classified prompt.
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Los Angeles
Tun
Lynvie Baggett
Joseph Silvera
Dennis Silvers
Miss Baggett
Nith Dennis
Joel Watnick
Damage suit over listing race in Oklahoma ballots
A. B. McDonald files a $200000 suit against the Oklahoma State Election Board challenging the word Negro placed after his name on ballots. He seeks to strike down the 1087 act as unconstitutional and segregationist. The case ties to federal civil rights law and affects Democratic primary politics. Production data notes coal stats and machine mining rates in Indiana.
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Oklahoma City
State
Electon Board
Oklahoma
A. B. McDonald
Robert S. Kerr
McDonald
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Amoaia
Reedsburg
Wise
Muskdingum College
New Concord
University of Wisconsin
Soldiers Grove
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Rosalind Russell
New Delhi
India
MAKE _ Stroehmanns Sunbeam
Homer City
Sunity Business
Herahberger
John Bryde
Father Bryde
Spenney
Cannon Towels
Penney’s
Mao Cae
Er Ee
U.S
Indiana
Coea Sans Theat
Rising Bros
Philadelphia
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