Hollywood’s Troubles Cloud Night of Film News
Hollywood endured a mixed night with illness and death among stars. Michael Monda died after a brain hemorrhage affecting the Cantor biopicture, while Ann Sheridan faced pneumonia risk. Gene Tierney considered marriage with Aly Khan and planned US and Europe projects as December holidays approach. In Florida, a pair from Oslo were arrested for swimming in public unclothed, each fined $25 and released pending a hearing.
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Eddie Cantor
Michael Monta
Richard Monda
Cantor
Monda
Ann Sheridan
June Allison
Dick Powell
Paris
Gene Tierney
Gene
Aly Khan
Rita Haworth
United States
Twentieth Century-Fox
States
England
Italy
Aly
Fla
Carl Otto Lowenskiold
Oslo
Norrway
Blesvik Astrid
Carl
Norway
Do You Agree Clipping Sparks Odd Tokyo Tale
In Tokyo Kanzaburo Katagiri aged 68 bought a coat for his son Sachio at a low cost. He cut the worn coat to make rags and discovered 540 dollars sewn inside the collar. He kept 500 dollars and 40 as he explained hoping to find a bride for his son. The piece ends with a question about American attitudes toward money.
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Tokyo
Kanzaburo Katagiri
Sachio
Kanzabura
U. S
Fire Alarm Box Prank Ends With Stolen Car Recovered
Milwaukee patrolman Percy Frank explained a fire alarm box drill to three teenage girls who pulled a lever. Eight units arrived as authorities treated it as an accident. In Providence, a stolen car on Hunnewell Ave was tagged for overtime parking until Charles Drayton Jr. reclaimed it after reporting it stolen last Sunday.
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Percy Frank
Milwaukee
Frank
Fire
Providence
R. I
Hunnewell Ave
Charles Drayton Jr
Cowesett
Drayton
Hunnewell
Donnell Culpepper
Bidault Praises Ike and Dulles While Citing Impatient Moments
Paris reports Bidault welcomed Eisenhower and Dulles as sincere friends but noted they sometimes show impatience on decisions. He praised Churchill Eden Laniel and discussed the European Defense Community, stressing that U S Britain assurances on rearmed Germany matter to France and highlighted Ike's U N speech on the atomic arms issue.
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Paris
Georges Bidault
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Dulles
Bidault
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Joseph Laniel
Turkey
Europe
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
U.N
Atlantic
Civil Service Board backs merit policy statement
The Civil Service Commission, including Chairman Philip Young and members George M. Moore and Frederick J. Lawton, issued a joint declaration of unity with President Eisenhower on preserving the merit system. They pledged not to shield unfit employees or those delaying the administration’s program. The statement was read before a regular commission meeting and televised.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Eisenhower
Philip Young
Commission
George M. Moore
Frederick J. Lawton
North Koreans Join China in U S Attack
North Korea and China condemn U S actions at the United Nations General Assembly charging efforts to delay a Korean peace conference. Chou En-lai and Nam I echo similar charges, signaling twin communist unity against U N envoy plans and warning of possible Panmunjom negotiations collapse before Christmas.
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U.S
Tokyo
Nam I
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Nam
General Assembly
Chou En-lai
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Peiping
Pammunjom
U. N
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Dee
Russia
Peiping - Pyongyang
Panmun Jom
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