Poor Man's Philosopher Hal Boyle Highlights Kubrick Budget Film
Stanley Kubrick, 22, living in a Greenwich Village apartment, aims to make a full length movie for 50 000 dollars. He works solo, financing, scripting, directing, and shooting with real locations and a minimal cast. The project evolves from a 12 minute short to a feature plan with careful on paper scene planning. He believes zero sets will cut costs.
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European Isolationism Versus Internationalist Trends Since World War II
An AP Foreign Affairs analysis examines Europe’s balance between isolationist instincts and internationalist efforts. England, Sweden, France show mixed stances on European integration, defense, and global roles while the United States maintains deep commitments across ERP aiding Western Europe, Asia, and global security.
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Acquit HST Aide in Passport Fraud Case
SAN FRANCISCO George T. Davis a northern California manager of President Truman's 1948 campaign was acquitted of charges that he aided Chinese aliens obtain false American passports. A federal court jury convicted co defendant Dickson Lee on three counts of passport fraud and sentenced him to three years in prison.
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Action Films in Congo Demand Surging Across Belgian Territory
American films with high action content are seen as easily understood by locals who speak neither French nor English, creating a strong demand across the vast Belgian Congo. Moviemakers advise meeting this need promptly to serve audiences in remote areas.
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GE Reports Record Sales In 1950 For Household Appliances
General Electric Co. announced 1950 as its high year for household appliance production and sales. Vice President H. L. Andrews said about 12 million appliances were built and sold, roughly one unit per three wired U.S. homes.
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Reader questions answer facts in The La Crosse Tribune
The Information Bureau offers facts on topics from population of U S trust territories to the origin of the fingerbowl and the Spanish Main. Answers cover migrations, printing history, Napoleons St Helena house, and more with a booklet Household Helps available for 15 cents postpaid.
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Has Jacob Malik a Family of Three Children
The text states Jacob Malik has a family of three children two sons Jurii and Eugenii and a daughter. They reside in Russia with his wife.
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Elgin Marbles Survive Shipwreck Voyage From Greece
Fragments of sculpture from the Parthenon were aboard the Mentor when it sank off Cape Taenarum in autumn 1802. The ship carried 17 cases and the crew reached shore as salvage proved difficult. All marbles were eventually recovered.
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First modern night baseball game in 1935 Cincinnati
On May 24 1935 Cincinnati hosted the first night game in major league history with 20422 spectators. Ford Frick threw the first ball and Franklin D Roosevelt pressed the field illumination button. The Phillies beat Cincinnati 2 to 1.
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