Eisler Describes Hollywood as Hysterical to Prague Friends
In Prague Hanns Eisler, exiled composer, contrasted Hollywood's fevered climate with Prague's calm. He warned Czech listeners of suspicion and whispers, noting authorities' reach and a climate of fear. Eisler denied Communist Party ties and blamed his troubles on his brother. He said his departure from the U.S. was voluntary, seeking Austria next.
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Prague
Mar
Hanns Eislér
Hollywood
House Committee On UN
Eisler
Communist Party
America
Gerhardt
Hanns Eisler
U. S
United States
Austria
Hye
New Hope Tonic Promises Relief From Digestive Woes
An advertorial touts 88S Tonic and 858 Tonic as aids for stomach indigestion, sour taste, and bloating. It claims to increase gastric juice flow, improve appetite and sleep, and build blood in anemia, urging readers to buy from local drug stores for better health and strength.
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Meditel
Happy People
S&s
Oilman Warns of Western Hemisphere Oil Shortage
Cleveland March 30 A Gulf Oil executive warned before the Cleveland Petroleum Club that western hemisphere oil production surplus may vanish by 1951 or 1952. S A Swensrud of Pittsburgh said by 1955 the hemisphere would need half a million barrels daily from the eastern hemisphere, mainly the Middle East, with the United States importing over half a million daily by 1981 and possibly a million daily by 1955. He noted South America may contribute less than half that amount and dismissed synthetic fuels as costly, urging reliance on Middle East oil to ensure affordable petroleum products far into the future.
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Cleveland
Mar
Western Hemisphere
A. Swensrud
Pittsburgh
Gulf Oil Corp
Cleveland Petroleum Club
Swensrud
Middle East
United States
Gulf
South America
Victor Moore Chooses Hollywood Home Over Stage
Veteran comic Victor Moore, after 52 years on the road, has bought a Hollywood home with his young wife and plans to keep acting in films while relaxing from constant travel. He vows to perform in plays only if an extraordinary project tempts him, and hints at possible summer theater work as he enjoys quieter family life.
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Victor Moore
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
America
Spike Jones
Gocast
Moore
California
Orpheum Rvaudeville
Loaf
Ming Pool
Mickey Rooney
Mickey
Sierra Madre
U.S
John Ford
Fort Apache
Custer
Yale
Big City
Associated Press
Wirephoto
Mgm
van Johnson
June Allyson
Keeping Fit After Forty in the Health Service Note
Dr. Frank McCoy advices regular physical exams after forty to detect heart, blood pressure, liver, and eye issues early. The piece urges moderate exercise, wise eating, sufficient sleep, and attention to elimination organs to preserve vigor. Women may learn menopause signs. readers are invited to mail questions to MoCo Health Service with a 150 word limit.
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Frank McCoy
MoCo Health Service
West 6Th St
Los Angeles
California
Motorboat horsepower rule clears on Pymatuning Lake
Harrisburg announces settlement of a year-long dispute with Ohio over motorboat horsepower on Pymatuning Lake. New regulations take effect April 1 allowing any motorboat if permanently adjusted to six horsepower as calculated by the manufacturers' brake horsepower formula.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Pymatuning Lake
M. F. Draemel
Forestts and Waters
Pymatuning
Outboard Boating Club of America
Draemel
Justice Department
Forests and Waters Department
Refuse Rapist New Court Trial
WEST CHESTER Pa March 30 George W Balles Jr was refused a fifth trial on a sex crime case. He was ordered by Judge Ernest Harvey to appear for sentencing next month in Chester County Court. The former headmaster of Warminster Academy at Three Tuns Montgomery County faces 3.5 to 7 years in prison, after being convicted December 4 on misconduct with an 11 year old girl pupil.
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West Chester
George W. Balles, Jr
Balles
Ernest Harvey
Chester County Court
Warminster
Trial Postponed In Jersey Journal Assn Case
In Jersey City the Chancery Court postponed the action against the Evening Journal Association to April 26. Newhouse seeks dissolution and contends the 1945 merger gave him a half interest, while McMasters argues improper procedure and jurisdiction under the General Incorporation Act. The case stems from a leadership dispute over the Jersey Journal’s finances and management following the January annual meeting.
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Jersey City
N. J. Mat
Chancery
I. Newhouse
Newark
Adainet
Evshing Journal Association
Charles M. Egan
Newhouse
Yardéy
Hives Ning Journal Association
Jersey Journal
James D. McMasters
Evening Journal Association
McMasters
Gerald O'Mara
J. Albert Dear
The
Walter M. Dear
Dears
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J. R. William
Ufranilliam
P. O
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Phila
Gazette
iLake
New Jersey Journal Ass
Troutman
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