It's Over Now Marilyn and Joe DiMaggio End Nine Month Marriage
Hollywood report details Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio ending their nine month marriage after public attention and private spats. The three part series will recount how a blind date over spaghetti sparked love, then drifted due to differing worlds, publicity pressures, and personal histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Monroe
Joe DiMaggio
Cupid
Marilyn
Joe
Aline Mosby
Hollywood
Mother Says Pro Glad He Came Back
Mrs. Clara Batchelor says her son Cpl. Claude Batchelor who was sentenced to life at hard labor for collaborating with the Communists does not regret coming home though she calls the sentence harsh and unfair. She notes he gave up plans to be a peace fighter to face repatriation and share his story, and believes the court did not consider all evidence. She remains confident in the American system and urges others to voice their views on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Dougherty
Marilyn
Jim
Johnny Hyde
20Th
Fox
Joseph Se
Odessa
Tex
Clara Batchelor
Batchelor
Cpl
Claude Batchelor
Bamboo Grows Easily Along U.S. Coastal Belt
Bamboo of varying species can be grown easily in the United States along the coast from southeast Virginia to Texas. This notes the plant's adaptability across multiple states and coastal climates, highlighting its cultivation potential for homeowners and landscapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Virginia
Texas
Gas Firms Unite To Battle FPC
On Oct 5 in San Antonio a new General Gas Committee formed by major gas companies and independents announced plans to seek legislative relief from the Federal Power Commission’s price fixing. Maston Nixon cited the June 7 Phillips Petroleum case and a retroactive FPC order freezing prices, arguing for peacetime restraint in a competitive industry during the Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Federal Power Commission
Maston Nixon
Corpus Christi
Tex
General Gas Committee
Nixon
Southrn Minerals Corp
U. S. Supreme Court
Phillips Petroleum
FPC
Federal Agency
Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
Sunday Golfers Told To Be Like Ike
The Rev Edward L R Elson of the National Presbyterian Church told reporters that President Eisenhower, a keen golfer, sets an example by attending church on Sundays and that the average Sunday golfer should be moved to conscience by this. He spoke during a visit to Los Angeles while here for a speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ike
Eisenhower
Edward L. R. Elson
National Presbyterian Church
Washington
States Included In Federal Aid For Airport Work
The federal government allocated 20.4 million dollars for airport construction and improvement at 164 U S airports for fiscal 1955, matched by local funds. O’Hare Field led grants at 1.665 million, with many airports receiving over 200 thousand each. State by state lists include Sky Harbor Phoenix and Love Field Dallas among others. funds support various municipal, regional, and small airports nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rhode Island
U. S
Chicago
O'Hare Field International
Sinclair Weeks
Arizona
Sky Harbor
Phoenix
Tucson
Flagstaff
Arkansas
Adams Field
Little Rock
Fayueteville
Memorial
Hot Springs
Harrison
Colorado
Stapleton
Denver
Peterson Field
Colorado Springs
Kansas
Fairfax
Kansas City
Missouri
Lambert - St. Louis
Columbia Municipal
Joplin
New Mexico
Silver City
Grant City
Lea County
Hobbs
Oklahoma
Will Rogers
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Halliburton
Duncan
Frank Phillips
Bartlesville
Texas
Robert Muller
Austin
Houston
San Antonio International
Lubbock
Love Field
Dallas
Fort Worth
Dems Count 75000 From Chicken Dinner in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Democrats reported about 75000 dollars raised at the largest fund raiser in party history held Monday night. Senator Albert Gore Jr. criticized Republicans for a split party and a tax plan seen as favoring big money, while praising Kerr Gary and Monroney for their roles in the event and campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Ralph Neeley
U. S
Mike Monroney
William O. Coe
Monroney
Robert S. Kerr
Raymond Gary
Gore
Cowboy Pink Williams
Eisenhower
Congress
Kerr
Gary
U. S. Senate
Sen
Tennessee
Mario Lanza Rises With Live TV Promises
HOLLYWOOD Mario Lanza showcases strong vocal power in a private concert to reassure critics. He vows future TV appearances will be live and jokes about possibly pretending to throatily reveal no recordings. He explains record overdubs on his TV debut came after medical tests and a 40 pound weight loss in six weeks.
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Hollywood
Mario Lanza
Lanza
Scared Bull Interrupts TV Show at Tulsa Fair
Reford Stout of Orlando, FFA member, grooms his champion bull during a live KOTV telecast at the Tulsa fair. A close shot and bright lights spook the animal. announcer Jack Alexander drops the mic as the bull lunges. Arnold Young is grounded by the bull while providing play-by-play. The broadcast resumes after the star animal is calmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Reford Stout
Orlando
Future Farmers of America
KOTV
Jack Alexander
Alexander
Arnold Young
Stout
Conrol
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Woo
Nod
William Souman
Relak
Fridolity
Broougat
Jay
Nani
Shelby
Sancho
Potter
Dorothy Arnold
Monroe
San Francisco
North Palm Dr
Beverly Hills
MicCord
Eugene L. Bowman
Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Company
Nish
Southwestern Radio & Sound
Weist’s
4Th & B Avenue
Pho
McCord
Everest & Jennings
Lasgow
Co. Schott’s
American “National Bank
Realty
Bruce Cornish
Liberty Avenue
Botkin Agency
Lewis
Millwork and Specialty CO
23Rd and
F Avenue
Lawton
Wolverton Electric Co
A Farm Cotton Co
Reece L. Russell
Realtors
Archie L. Ramming
Patterson Addition
S. 6Th
Sheridan Road
Bob Williamson
South 5Th
Eddie Hillhouse
C. M. Price
Claude Harned
St. On
Bell
Jefferson
B Ave
Cameron
Hoover
W. H. Palmer
Eunise
W. K. Chandler
Roy B. Hooper
Koehler
L. P. Hood
C. J. Constant
J. R
Jimmie) Tomes
Walter M. Smith
Insurers
Cheyenne Street
Stephens Addition
Smith and Bessie Streets
Jefferson School
Fort Sill
Cache Road
Herb Shelton
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