Mother and Daughter Lawyers Run Strategic Office Near Jail
Maude Hughett and daughter Josephine Hughett form a Louisville law team that operates between the jail and courthouse. Maude, 71, has 50 years in practice and specializes in real estate, bankruptcies, and pioneering women’s legal work in the South. Josephine handles rape cases while keeping family details private. Both insist they never share the same case, citing differences between women.
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Reader's Digest offers July edition on D-Day history
The July issue presents a compact history of D-Day covering both sides, German disarray, where Hitler was, and Rommel's reaction. The feature explains why Rommel felt his mistakes. Readers get a gripping portrayal of the invasion and its context.
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Being Chinese A Help And Drawback Actress
Actress Lisa Lu stars opposite James Stewart in The Mountain Road. She speaks of the double edge of being Chinese in Hollywood and her journey from librarianship in Honolulu to mandarin teaching in Monterey to acting training at Pasadena Playhouse.
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Italy
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Lisa
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Honolulu
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Hawaii
Pasadena Playhouse
Dick Clark’s bid for a broader music audience
Dick Clark, at 29 a TV empire builder, plans a larger audience reach with a Sunday night ABC special and a live documentary featuring stars from the past decade of records. He currently airs 10 hours weekly, with a pack of teen and adult viewers, and aims to extend beyond adolescents toward under 45s amid a multi-show schedule in Philadelphia and New York.
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Lawrence Welk
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Continue Aid To Vets Urges Nash Address Grand Army Home
Lt Gov Phillip Nash urged continued progressive legislation for former servicemen at the annual American Legion pilgrimage to the Grand Army veterans home. He praised Wisconsin’s support for veterans programs, noting the home has cared for over 7,000 veterans since 1887.
Congressmen push to halt mechanized mustang roundups
Rep. Walter S. Baring of Nevada introduces a bill to stop plane and truck roundups on public lands and to prevent polluting watering holes. He cites around 20,000 wild horses nationwide dwindling from a once 70,000-strong herd in the West. A July 15 Judiciary subcommittee hearing is planned as he argues for humane treatment and preservation of mustangs as Western symbols.
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