Glamour Star Marlene Dietrich Plans Return to Movies
Hollywood reports Marlene Dietrich will return to the screen after eight years in a role set in Monte Carlo and Las Vegas. The project titled The Monte Carlo Story stars Vittorio De Sica and director Sam Taylor plan shoots in English and Italian with filming to begin after Dietrich completes nightclub appearances in Las Vegas.
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Kefauver Assured Victory In South Dakota Primary
Pierre reports Kefauver appears set to win eight Democratic votes in South Dakota with no opposition. Eisenhower is expected to claim 14 Republican convention votes as voters are barred from crossing party lines and write-ins are banned. Morton B Tles challenges Ken Holum for the right to meet in the general election. other candidates and names are not listed on the primary ballots.
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Stevenson Wins Florida Democratic Victory Narrowly
Adlai Stevenson defeated Estes Kefauver in Florida on May 29 by a slim margin as final returns showed Stevenson with 290,286 votes and Kefauver 214,849. Stevenson secured 22 of the state’s Democratic National Convention delegates while Kefauver took six. News from Covington, Kentucky reports Villa Madonna College named William Fitene as director of public relations following Michael Mecca’s resignation to take a role at Miami University.
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New Piles Treatment Promises Pain Relief Without Surgery
A bold claim announces a new balance substance from a world famous research institute, offered as a suppository or ointment under the name Preparation H. Marketed with a money back guarantee, it pledges reduction of hemorrhoids and relief from pain without surgery.
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Mixed Blood Orphans Adopted by American Families in Japan
Japan's mixed blood orphans, many in poverty, are being adopted by American families in Japan as fast as they can be placed before possible end of the refugee relief act. About 4,000 need aid. only 1,000 visas issued so far. The American Joint Committee handles the adoptions, prioritizing the welfare of children and noting a surplus of male adopters versus available girls.
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Woman Learner Drives Wreck Kills Teacher in Detroit
A 44-year-old woman learning to drive in a supermarket parking lot lost control and collided with a car, killing 48-year-old instructor Mrs. Eddie Mae Clark. Mrs. Dixon and her husband, both injured, face investigation for involuntary manslaughter as police report no learner permit. The incident occurred as another vehicle attempted to enter the lot. Police identify the student as Mrs. Alice Dixon and her husband Wilbur.
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Hal Boyle Column Sparks Curiosity and Weather Woes
Hal Boyle discusses everyday curiosities and social quirks in a breezy New York Life column. The piece touches on weather metaphors, horse racing interest, rear seat etiquette, wedding finance, a child preferring mud to school, spider weaving, flight shyness, urban animal deaths, gendered service patterns, bikini fashion, and a Ky accident where painter Louie Angelo Bonegowas fell 30 feet from scaffolding, injuring Robert L. Fromm.
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