Mickey Rooney Reprises Andy Hardy in New Film Reunion
Mickey Rooney returns as Andy Hardy in a forthcoming project with MGM and Fryman Enterprises. The cast reunion includes Cecilia Parker and Lewis Stone with new faces such as Teddy and John Weissmuller Sr. The Hardy series began in 1937 and spans 15 films ending in 1946. Rooney notes nostalgia and aims for wholesome entertainment that resonates with modern audiences.
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Teddy Toohey
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Anayil Mardy
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MGM Releasing
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Business Briefs From Chicago and Beyond
Chicago United Air Lines reports higher passenger revenue for the period ending March 31 1951 with a 10 percent rise from 1937 figures and ongoing freight gains. Louis Unnamed Stores Co posts fiscal year earnings and record sales, with revenue around 533697 and earnings $20222 per common share. Advertising Council campaign garners nationwide corporate pledges estimated at 18 to 25 billion dollars in four months. Jamaica Industrial Development plan attracts 229 US firms exploring Caribbean relocation options.
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Photography Business Sees Continued Growth Despite Slump
Analysts report importers of Japanese photo goods dipped last year while German wholesales fell about 10 percent. U S photo equipment sales topped 1.0 billion dollars with projections higher as flashbulbs and projectors set records. Ansco and other suppliers attribute gains to installment buying and ongoing demand.
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Alinig
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Weslinghose Electric
General Electric
Sylvania
Ansco
General Aniline & Film
Revere Camera
Eastman
Atlus
Beb & Howell
New York Hal Boyle on changing roles in America
Hal Boyle surveys postwar gender shifts in the United States with humor as he notes women dominate work, home life, and spending while men face a redefined role. He observes women courting men, men seeking marriage, and the shifting balance in households and society.
Lawrence Derthick Leaves For Study Of Soviet Schools
Lawrence Gridley Derthick, 52, U S Commissioner of Education, sails Tuesday to study the Soviet education system. A lifelong educator and former Nashville and Chattanooga public school official, he aims to compare systems and emphasize aims of schooling for individuals.
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Outdoor Show Opens on 1958 Tour Down South
Outdoor show opens its 1958 season in Memphis with Royal American Shows. The traveling troupe of 1200 performers and workers trains after winter quarters as it prepares for a 25,000 mile tour starting Saturday.
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Here's New Way To Pay Dental Bills After Fifteen Years
A Missouri Missouri Colorado tale describes a dental payment plan where a bank loan funds dental bills. Ethyl Rucker Ferguson recalls leaving diamond rings as collateral, later returned after a scheme promised safety. Dr. Rudolph W. Friedrich notes the plan aids patients while the American Dental Association backs the approach.
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Ford Show keeps pace with witty relaxed style
NBC IV television notes Ernie Ford remains a top nighttime program as his mix of song and humor entertains. Ford speaks in vivid imagery and jokes about meeting audiences with his unique casual charm. He is praised for a relaxed onstage presence and strong singing ability.
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Kentucky Crime Notes and Regional Updates
Kentuckys Allen County Grand Jury indicted Wt-Billy Stingon 2% for murder in the fatal shooting of his wife during a family quarrel. The Lexington Diocese opens a two day annual convention next Tuesday. The Kenton County Grand Jury was told to investigate efforts to restore slot machines. Columbia hosts a six day Mark Twain Festival honoring Jane Lampton Clemens. Calvert City reports an electrocution incident at the Prunsylvania Galt plant in Benton.
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Covington
Kenton County Grand Jury
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Columbia Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Jane Lampton Clemens
Historian Probes Slogan Change Amid Nuclear Era
St Louis historian Arnold Vaynhee argues the phrase liberty or death may be outdated in the nuclear age. He questions whether society should decide life or death for future generations and urges rethinking the slogan's meaning.
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Arnold Vaynhee
Taynhee
Women Take Direct Action at Detroit Dump
About a dozen suburban housewives blocked the main entrance to a smoldering Detroit dump Monday. They sat through the day in chairs, resisting police curfews and coaxing, after authorities failed to control fires at the refuse dump for days.
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Art
Vague note and worn rings arrive in small mail package
A damaged fragment reports rings worn thin arriving by mail over the weekend. The postmark is unreadable and a terse message asks for forgiveness, the text showing only May God forgive in incomplete form.
Jury Deliberates $2 Million Damage Suit
The trial centers on alleged crop and livestock losses from fluorine exposure at a plant. Plaintiffs claim damages while the defense argues insufficient fluorine to injure. Judge Roberts instructs the jury to determine liability first, then assess damages per plaintiff.
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James B Cabell Dies At Age 79 In Richmond
James B. Cabell, a noted author with a long writing career, died at age 79. He published in 1935 and was twice awarded. He was married twice. first to Prisvilla Bradley Shepherd, who died earlier, then to Margaret Waller Freeman in 1930. He is survived by a son, Batlard Trantwell Cabell, of Richmond.
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Payroll Closure and Model T Design Sparks Inquiry
A fragmentary notice notes doors closing on June 6 8 for payroll dated June 1 dollar 7. Officials say the program aims to assemble an old Model T inspired design while details remain unclear and potential rubed unknown.
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