Hollywood Stars Face Shifts In Film and TV Roles
Gloria de Haven debuts on Broadway as Diane in Seventh Heaven risking movie roles to prove dramatic mettle. Nancy Sinatra sells a $200000 Hollywood home amid a settlement dispute. Rhonda Fleming and Dr. Lew Morrill plan divorce. Mentions of Kay Kendall temperaments, Gregory Peck plans, and Martin and Lewis tour talks.
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Erskine Johnson
Hollywood
NEA
Gloria de Haven
Diane
Rhonda Fleming
Lew Morrill
Los Angeles
Rhonda
Switzerland
Montezuma
Jack Webb
Richard Boone
Kay Kendall
Genevieve
Dazzler
J. Arthur Rank
George Jessel
Mary James
Robinson
Edward G. Jr
Communist Lightfoot Convicted in Smith Act Test Case
Communist Claude Lightfoot, secretary of the Communist Party of Illinois, became the first individual tried under the Smith Act for membership in an organization knowing its aims. The jury read the verdict in federal court in Chicago, marking a precedent setting case. The act previously targeted groups charged with conspiracy rather than individuals.
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Chicago
Claude Lightfoot
Communist Party
Greenhorn
U.S
Lightfoot
Illinois
Pueblo Bonito Shows Coexistence In An Ancient Pueblo
The article contrasts two cultures at Pueblo Bonito in northwest New Mexico a century of peaceful cohabitation within the communal dwelling. It cites Neal M Judd and Smithsonian National Museum work with excavations 1921 to 1927 and a National Geographic Society program begun in 1920 detailing architectural differences and cultural exchange between old Bonitian settlers and later northward immigrants.
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Washington
American Southwest
Pueblo Bonito
New Mexico
Neal M. Judd
United States National Museum
Smithsonian Institution
National Geographic Society
Chaco Canyon National Monument
Mr. Judd
Indiana
Gas Causes Chest Distress Says Indiana Man
An Indiana man described severe bloating with excessive gas causing lasting energy and distress, claiming relief from headaches when gas symptoms subside. The statement reflects personal health discomfort but provides no medical diagnosis or treatment details.
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Indiana
Belor
Man with burns found after three weeks in Cambridge home
Victor J. Killilany, 69, living alone in Cambridge, was found in a heavily burned state after lying for three weeks due to a kerosene stove explosion. Hospitalized in critical condition at Guernsey Memorial Hospital, he said he survived by eating crumbs of bread.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Victor J. Killilany
Guernsey Memorial Hospital
Church Unit Plans Study in Johnstown GA meeting
A Pennsylvan ia Council of Churches division of social relations will hold a Jan 31 meeting in Johnstown to oppose gambling. Attendees include Johnstown Ministerium, Women’s Christian Temperance Union and County Sabbath School Assn. Legalization is expected to be discussed for the 1955 General Assembly session.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
Cambria County
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
County Sabbath School Assn
General Assembly
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United States
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