Roddy McDowall Graduates And Faces The Future
London born actor Roddy McDowall graduates from University High School and plans a summer stock run then an appearance tour to Indianapolis Detroit Akron Canton Youngstown before returning in September to pursue work with independent producers. He seeks diverse roles including a musical and hopes to work with 20th Century Fox.
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McDowall
University High School
20Th Century-Fox
Roddy
Animal Pictures
Westport
Conn
Indianapolis
Detroit
Akron
Canton
Youngstown
Flicka
Huge Bank Notes Almost Worthless Circulate in Hungary
Inflation-ridden Hungary faces a currency crisis as pre war notes trade at about 26 cents. Officials offer little immediate remedy while promising stabilization by August 1 despite the chaos.
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Hungary
Moscow Papers Print Gromyko Plan Text
Moscow papers publish the full text of Anrei A. Gromyko's proposals on atomic energy control presented to the United Nations in New York. A 110 word dispatch summarizes proceedings of the U S atomic energy commission. No details are given from the United States.
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Moscow
United Nations Organization
New York
Andrei A. Gromyko
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Bidault Confident on New French Government Forming
In Paris Bidault, the new French president, expressed confidence he would form a government after daylong talks with leaders including Maurice Thorez Jacque Duclos and Edouard Herriot. He met at the foreign office to discuss a solution and said a resolution would soon be found.
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Paris
Bidault
Foreign Office
Maurice Thorez
Jacques Duclos
Edouard H
Roeblings Built Two Great Suspension Bridges
General Interest scrapbook item recounts John Roebling’s Ohio Bridge from Cincinnati to Kentucky opened with 100 guns on December 1, 1866 and 46,000 crossers. It notes his son Col. Washington Roebling finished the Brooklyn Bridge fourteen years later, with a central span of 1,595 feet and a cost of 25 million dollars.
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John Roebling
Ohio Bridge
Roebling
East River
Manhattan Island
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
Col
Washington Roebling
Colonel Roebling
The Story of China leaflet offer
A notice invites readers to obtain a free illustrated leaflet titled The Story of China by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Uncle Ray at this newspaper.
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China
Uncle Ray
Institute closes after lively debate on education and community
The third annual two day Professional Relations Institute at Teachers College ended after a morning session of stimulating debates and a panel on how the public views educators. Participants included Mrs Aida Aliness L M ard J Gillmercer Rev F M Hyslop and Sen Rudolph Schlabach with Dr Maurice Graff as chair. Dr Theodore Brameld urged stronger community ties and broader knowledge across ages.
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Teachers College
Aida Aliness
Viroqua
L. M. Ard
J Gillmercer
Clinister
Clinseg Ag West Salem
F. M. Hyslop
Oeuhenen
Rudolph Schlabach
Maurice Graff
Theodore Brameld
School of Education
University of Minnesota
Institute
Varg
School of Tomorrow
Brameld
Wisconsin Bankers elect leaders at 1946 convention
Wesley S. Goode of Farmers and Merchants Bank MeNomee Falls was chosen president of the Wisconsin Bankers Association at the closing session. New officers include R. A. Gruber and Wall G. Coapman, with a slate of executives and regional reps named. Merryle Stanley Rukeyser addressed the final meeting noting broad political and economic changes underway in the United States.
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Wesley S. Goode
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Menomee Falls
Wisconsin Bankers Associat
R. A. Gruber
West Allis State Nk
Wall G. Coapman
H. L. Gray
Farmers State Bank
Spring Green
R. F. Burmeister
First National Bank
Monroe
W. A. Canary
Footville State Bank
O. K. Johnson
Whitefish Bay State Bank
G. A. MacClachlan
Fee
National Bank of la Crosse
James L. Stone
First National Bank of Ripon
Association
R. B. Wood
Teachers College Faculty Shown in Craft Exhibit by Scouts
Wittich from soap drew admiration as the Boy Scouts and the Vocational school presented metal handicrafts. Institute planning committee chair Miss Alice De Bower was assisted by Misses Alice Drake and Mauree Applegate Gordon Hafenbecker and Dr. Maurice Graff, all Teachers College faculty.
Spreading Out Post Holds First All-Woman Post Event
Spreading Out post held its first all-woman post last night with the members taking the oath in civvies. Chair Margaret M. Schafer said they considered uniforms but chose dresses to accommodate varying sizes.
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Margaret M. Schafer
Post
Four foreign ministers near agreement on Italian colonies at Paris
At Paris the big four foreign ministers report progress on Italian colonies and turn to Trieste. They plan to settle the Italian Yugoslav frontier and Dodecanese islands with Greece favored for the Dodecanese. Controversy surrounds Trieste with views split among Yugoslavia Italy and the major powers.
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Osse Tribune
Italy
Paris
Trieste
Dodecanese
Greece
Edinburg Lawn Party At Courthouse Meets Mower Drive
The Edinburg Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts a lawn party at Hidalgo county courthouse tonight inviting attendees to bring lawnmowers clippers and rakes to tidy the courthouse lawn which needs care.
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Edinburg
Tex
Chamber of Commerce
Hidalgo County
City Attorney Seeks Nylon Stockings For Claim Case
Superior Wisconsin city lawyer George Flynn requests a pair of nylons for an official use tied to a woman's personal injury suit from a sidewalk fall. He hopes to settle the claim routinely but must first source a nylon line in a lighthearted note on municipal procedures.
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Superior
Wis
George Flynn
Flynn
OPA Raises Ceiling Price on Wheat Bran
Washington OPA increased producers ceilings by 10 dollars a ton for wheat bran used in breakfast cereals. The move corrects an omission from last May 13 price hikes and takes effect immediately. Retail cereal ceilings remain unchanged for now.
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Washington
OPA
Chiang Extends Manchurian Truce For Eight Days
Nanking reports Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek has extended the Manchurian truce by eight days just before its scheduled expiration. The move is viewed as a concession to the Chinese Communists amid ongoing unification talks.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Manchuria
Army-Navy Surplus Store Incorporation Reported
Articles of incorporation filed at the secretary of state list Army-Navy Surplus Store Inc of La Crosse. The firm will deal in real estate and has 500 shares without par value. Signers include W. J. Thompson J. C. Bunge and Donald E. Reiland.
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Wis
Secretary of State For
Army-Navy Surplus Store, Inc
la Crosse
W. J. Thompson
J. C. Bunge
Donald E. Reiland
Latin engineers tour U.S. plants to study construction methods
Twenty one Latin American engineers and three other professionals began a three day tour of Chicago industrial plants to study American construction methods and equipment. They will travel to Milwaukee on Monday.
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Chicago
China
India
Milwaukee
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