DiMaggio Weds Marilyn Monroe in San Francisco Wedding
Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe married in a brief municipal court ceremony in San Francisco. About 500 guests crowded the halls as the couple exchanged vows. DiMaggio, 39, and Monroe, 25, plan a home in San Francisco with possible Hollywood work still to come.
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More Jailed in Egyptian Factional Raid
Cairo reports arrests in government crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood. The Revolutionary Council accuses the group of conspiring with Communists and the British, dissolving the Brotherhood and seizing assets. Estimated confiscated assets reach about £3,000,000, with schools and hospitals to continue under interior ministry control.
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Thrilling trading in classified ads sparks swap interest
Readers are urged to participate in quick mutually beneficial exchanges via classified ads. The notice invites people to swap items they no longer want for items they do want, highlighting ease of use and the phone contact 6-907 for inquiries.
Ike in Favor of Increases Solons
A federal salary study urged Congress to approve substantial pay raises for lawmakers and the judiciary. It recommends a 31 1/2 percent boost for members to 27,500 a year and similar raises for Supreme Court justices and other federal judges, plus higher expense allowances for the Vice President and Speaker. The commission presented its report to President Eisenhower, who signaled support, while Congress faces a 60 day decision window amid 1952 election timing.
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Pete Smith resigns after 29 years with MGM
Hollywood producer Pete Smith, a creator of MGM short subject comedies, resigns after 29 years with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios. He plans extensive rest and a complete vacation before considering future work.
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