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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1958
Page
11
Hal plans a lie to impress a potential buyer and to begin a home appliance business after prison. Helen unknowingly supports his efforts while Hal contends with fear and a fragile conscience as he prepares for a risky deception.
Time data from the National Industrial Conference Board show that on average workers in the United States hold an advantage over Soviet workers in production. The Newschart notes that despite Soviet predictions, time is on the side of the American worker thus far.
Hollywood chatter centers on studio control of careers with Don Murray arguing studios “made you what you are” while citing Hope Lange and Diane Varsi. Other notes include Lloyd Bridges losing The Music Man role, Hedy Lamarr’s divorce talks, Montgomery Clift’s laziness remark, and a pricey Big Country premiere gloss.
Patricia Benoit known as Nancy Peepers returns with NBC detergent opera Today Is Ours as an assistant principal. She balanced motherhood with acting, living on Manhattan's west side in a practical apartment, while managing a busy rehearsal schedule and treasuring past cast ties.
New York trade union locals finance next fall's off-Broadway production The Man Who Never Died. Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union funds the project after President Anthony Mazzocchi read the drama about labor leader Joe Hill and the 1915 case.
In Hartford a 28 year old woman Jo sephine Jefferson faced breach of peace and resisting an officer charges. The judge sentenced her to 30 days for resisting and found her innocent of breach of peace, then ordered 60 days for contempt after she struck Sam Williams in court.
The Basenji breed, known as the barkless dog, traces to ancient Egypt. Early Basenjis were presented to Pharoahs and are depicted in rock engravings seated at rulers' feet as loyal companions.
William Bradford, Plymouth Colony governor in 1621, issued America's first Thanksgiving proclamation to mark the harvest. The Pilgrims invited 90 Indigenous guests to the event.
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