Its A Date Benefit Show For Veterans
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors Its A Date a local variety show to aid hospitalized veterans. March 30 31 at the Community building features eleven scenes including Take It Or Leave It Breakfast Club Showboat Minstrel and a wedding date theme with Jo Jo Brown and Ginger Jones. A homecoming at Bool Bella College and Christmas Eve sequences add festive color.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Radioa
Don McNeils
Breakfast Club
Jo Jo Brown
Ginger Jones
Bool Bella College
Aluma
North Pole
Santa Claus
Jolly Old Man Poe
Intron Jr
Cee Hin
Lovera Paticulacy
Witchcraft Law Readopted in Delaware Court
A 23 year old woman, Mrs Helen Evans, is held on witchcraft charges under a colonial era law after clients claimed curses from her handwriting analysis. She allegedly sold a potion and promised to lift the curse for 10 dollars. Penalty under the old statute specifies a 100 dollar fine or up to one year in prison.
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Wilmington
del. Mar
George Kein- Surger
Helen Evan
Kleinburger
Delaware
Sam Mustante
Stalin Unanimously Reelected in Moscow Race
Stalin won a unanimous reelection in Moscow's constituency with 9 290 939 more votes than the 1946 Soviet Supreme Soviet election. Across the USSR, 110 964 172 voters, or 99.6 percent of registered voters, cast ballots in the national elections.
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Moscow
Russia
Stalin
Soviet Union
Margaret Webster Shakespeare Company to stage two plays
The Margaret Webster Shakespeare Company will present Taming of the Shrew on March 21 and Julius Caesar on March 22 in Fraser theater. Ben Edwards designed scenery and costumes, Lehman Engel did the music, with Lourna Horton Kendall Clark and David Lewis among the stars. Twenty one actors and five technicians are involved. Tickets are sold at the University Players ticket office in Green Hall.
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Margaret Webster
Miss Webster
Mira Horton
Voice of the
Turtle
Kendall Ciar
ASCAP Terms Court Ordered New Music Rights Framework
U S New York Mar 15 ASCAP agreed to federal decrees reshaping performance rights. The rulings force ASCAP to sever foreign ties, end control over foreign music, offer universal licenses for film and TV, and bar lawsuits against exhibitors while allowing member licensing autonomy and court review of rates. The changes overhaul membership, royalties, and distribution for about 2400 members amid antitrust actions.
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New York
Mar
Uncle Sam
American Society of Composers, Authors
ASCAP
Muse Writers and Publishers
America
U.S
Henry W. Goddard
Soci
Government urges standard music distribution statement by ASCAP
Assistant Attorney General Herbert A Bertson commented on creating and disseminating popular and standard music while ASCAP President Fred E Ahlert affirmed ongoing service to public needs as directed by government wishes.
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Herbert A. Bertson
ASCAP
Fred E. Ahlert
Chilly vigil fails to resurrect Darrow's ghost
Chicago reports Claude Noble, 80, Detroit businessman and UP magician, attempts to contact the spirit of Clarence Darrow at Jackson Park lagoon in Chicago. He recited the Lord's Prayer and held a copy of How to Conduct a Criminal Case as an airplane buzzed above. Noble says he did not expect results but hopes for a manifestation, part of a yearly pact once shared with Darrow and Howard Thurston. Eggs of the iguana are noted as a South American farmer's delicacy.
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Chicago
Claude Noble
Darrow
Noble
Detroit
Lagoon Bridge
Jackson Park
Howard Thurston
End of Red Probe Not in Sight in McCarthy Hearings
Washington report describes ongoing Senate foreign relations committee hearings on Senator McCarthy’s charges about loyalty of state department employees. McCarthy recites names amid busy cameras and reporters, while accused individuals deny the accusations and await response.
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Washington
Mar
McCarthy
State Department
Wisconsin
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Widow Cannot Recall Details In Husband Slaying Case
In Frankfurt on March Li, widow Yvette Madsen sobs and states she cannot remember the shooting that killed her husband last October. The case centers on whether self defense or innocence by reason of insanity applies, as Lt Andrew Quearohh is involved.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Mar
Uylo
Yvette
Madsen
Talay
Nothime Ebot
Tual
Andrew the
Rock Island to Build Modern Freight Depot in Armourdale
Rock Island railroad plans a new freight depot in the Armourdale district of Kansas City. Construction expected within six weeks with bids called. Project cost around 500 thousand dollars. John Farrington of Chicago, president of the firm, announced the plan. The depot forms part of a broader Rock Island expansion including a new hump yard in Armourdale.
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Ken
Rock Island Railroad
Armourdale
John 2. Farrington
Chiccago
Ring
Rock Island
Armourdaly
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