Actress Marie MacDonald to return to TV after illness
Hollywood reports Marie MacDonald will star in a television series next fall after four years of illness. She described past health battles including failed pregnancies, hospitalizations, and a spell in bed, saying she has regained health and now has time for work and two adopted children. She and husband Harry Karl live in Beverly Hills.
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Blind Trained As Telephone Operators Switchboard progress for the blind
Joyce Carson, an 18 year old blind student at Rider College, trains as a switchboard operator using a braille power panel. The device, developed with Bell Labs, signals calls by tactile buttons with braille keys, enabling blind and sighted users to work together on the same board. Mrs John D Hutchinson calls Joyce a symbol for expanding opportunities for blind people.
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Police Firemen Get Raise In Tulsa
Tulsa officials announced automatic pay raises for police and firemen effective June 1, with increases up to 58 dollars monthly for some staff. A committee studying broader city pay adjustments will report later this week.
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Former Communist Minister to Speak on Billy Graham's Influence
Charles Potter, 43, once a minister and 16 year advocate of communism, now secretary of the local Communist cell in Reading England, plans to speak from his usual soapbox next Sunday to describe how Billy Graham won him back to God.
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Little Theater To Meet At Lawton Venue
The Lawton Little Theater has scheduled a meeting for 8 p.m. Thursday at 1410 North 15th Street. R. G. Tomson urges Mangum and all members to attend.
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Elderly Disability Rate Sparks Public Health Talk
A health briefing notes that only about one in seven people aged 65 and older are disabled. It discusses implications for aging services and potential gaps in support programs. The statistic underscores the need for targeted care and accessibility measures for seniors.
Tulsa Opens Drive On Traffic Violators
Tulsa launches a citywide enforcement drive with a stern warning that mercy will not be shown to speeders and faulty vehicles. In May, 20,831 cars were inspected and 2,091 motorists cited as personnel were allocated to vehicle checks.
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