Fee Splitting Exorbitant Fees Face ACS Crackdown
Dr Fred W Rankin new president of the American College of Surgeons pledges to halt fee splitting ghost surgery and exorbitant charges. He cited AMA and state groups condemnation and noted attempts to discipline colleagues exposing these practices, asserting such efforts will fail.
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Chicago
American College of Surgeons
Fred W. Rankin
Lexington
Rankin
The
American Medical Assn
Br. Rankin
AMA
Soldier Guilty of Slaying Motorist in Ohio Case
A 26-year-old soldier who escaped a stockade and killed a motorist he had hitched a ride faces a life sentence in Ohio Penitentiary. Harold St. John of Ree Mase and J. W. Harding testified the shooting was accidental after Harding alleged improper advances by the soldier following a pickup on the outskirts of Columbus.
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Zan Bovinws
Inday
Ohio
Harold St. John
J .W. Harding
Harding
Columbus
Veteran Keystone Kop James Finlayson dies at 66
Hollywood obituary notes James Finlayson a famed Keystone Kop and Laurel and Hardy actor born in Falkirk Scotland. He moved to the U S in 1912, appeared in early comedies, and later did sound films and television shorts after a long career across World Wars I and II.
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Hollywood
James Henderson Finlayson
Keystone Kops
London
Mackie
Snett
Hal Roach
Falkirk
Scotland
Finnlayson
England Fogbound Delays Channel Shipping and Travel
England experiences thick fog across the English Channel and much of southern England, disrupting shipping and travel with reduced visibility and slow traffic reported along the coast and major routes.
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England
London
English Channel
Concert Program by Municipal Band Sunday Evening
A municipal band presents a Sunday evening concert conducted by Karene laBarre. The program features The Sicilian Vespers overture, cornet solos, and selections including The Devil’s Fougne. Pieces by Pansy Ghonta Lex Peehutes Amergon Scenes BromeWooutana Siketonen and others are listed with performer names such as Bittley Gardner and Maren.
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Karene laBarre
Dares
Aslastuak
Ih Muntepat Auditorhina Salnist
Bitley Gardner
Mateh
PON Jersey Shoney
Ren Went
Maciawell
Valverde
Maren
Philip Powe
Seeing Around Hollywood Studios Now Rushing Light Musicals
Hollywood notes a wave of light musical films as studios film across the northwest. RKO and Metro push new musical comedies with stars like Jane Russell Gene Kelly Kathryn Grayson and Doris Day. Alfred Newman scores upcoming musicals while Rita Hayworth Judy Holiday Betty Grable Marilyn Monroe headline. Rocky Marciano and Leo Durocher exchange light banter as press agents chase buzz.
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RKO Radio
Jane Russell
Mary McCarty
Jane
Metro
Gene Kelly
Kathryn Grayson
MGM
Rose Marie
Ann Blythe
Fernando Lamas
U-E
Donald O'Connor
Janet Leigh
Glenn Miller
James Stewart
June Allyson
Rita
Columbia
Sadie ‘Thompson
Rita Hayworth
Sister Eileen
Judy Holiday
Rose Russell
20Th Century-Fox
Clear Skies Across Most of the United States Today
The day featured generally fair and pleasant weather with clear skies in most regions. Light to moderate rain persisted from Virginia to Florida as the tropical storm moved northeast over the Atlantic after Friday’s Florida impact, with northern New England receiving light showers and heavier rain from Northern California northward. Temperatures ran above seasonal norms in many areas, especially from the northern plains to the north central region.
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Virginia
Florida
Atlantic
New England
California
Northern Plains
North Central
Not Fatally Crushed as Truck Load Shifts
Three month old Charlotte June Vernon died Friday of injuries after groceries toppled in the family pickup. Her father Charles Vernon was forced to stop suddenly, leading to the fatal incident in Bakersfield.
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Bakersfield
Charlotte June Vernon
Charles Vernon
Long Beach Theatres Show Schedules October 10
Theaters in Long Beach list film titles and start times including Young Boss, Law and Order, Plunder of the Sun, Island in the Sky, The Moonlighters, Royal African Rifles, Gentlemen Prefer Mondes, Sea Around Us, and more with multiple daily showings across venues such as ART, ATLANTIC, BAY, MLMONT, CREST, CABART, EDE, EGYPTIAN, IMPERIAC, RIVOU, SANTA FE, TOWNE and WEST COAST.
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ART
Law and Order
Atlantic
Paradise
Bay
Mlmont
the Moonlighters
Royal African Rifles
Cabart
CREST
Ardent
HMO
Santa FE
Mouthe
Ballentheas
Towne
Ain Artists
West Coas Jay
Eisenhower Plans Birthday Trip and Tour Start
President Eisenhower will make a short trip next week to a Republican sponsored celebration of his 63rd birthday and soon begin a long tour. He and Mrs. Eisenhower attended a Hershey Pennsylvania fundraiser with over 6000 tickets sold at 100 dollars each. He then flies to Washington for his birthday and travels by train to Defiance College Ohio to attend a cornerstone laying at the Anthony Wayne Library. The visit was moved from September due to safety fears. From Defiance he proceeds to Toledo then a long south and southwest tour.
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Washington
Hisenhower
Epenhower
Hershey
Pennsylvania
Defiance College
Ohio
Eisenhower
Defiance
Anthony Wayne
Bay Attorney Named State Bar Leader
Eugene M. Prince, 56, of San Francisco, was named president of the State Bar Association by the board of governors, succeeding Charles E. Beardsley of Los Angeles. Other officers include Roy A. Gustafson of Ventura, Ross C. Fisher of Los Angeles, Albert Launer Fullerton, Allyn H. Barber of Pasadena as vice presidents, and Jack A. Hayes of San Francisco as secretary.
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Pasadena
Jack A. Hayes
San Fransisco
Prison Rioter Gets Fine Work Sentence
A long term prisoner William St. Cyr age 27 from Hartford Conn was found guilty of rioting during Halloween riot and fire at Ohio Penitentiary. He was fined 300 dollars and ordered to serve 30 days in the workhouse after release. Seven other prisoners faced trials. six pending.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
William St. Cyr
Hartford
Conn
St. Cyr
Angels and major party donors in 1952 1953 politics
High profile business and social leaders funded both major parties in the early 1950s. Rockefeller, Mellon, duPonts and Pews backed Republicans, while the Dukes, Vredenburgs, Fields and Sonneborns supported Democrats. Donations, limits, and donor names reflect the era's political finance rules and private funding patterns.
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Washington
Rockefellers
Mellons
Pews
duPonts
Republican National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Vredenburghs
Fields
Sonneboms
House
GOP
Laurance Rockefeller
David Rockefeller
Winthrop Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller III
New York
John D. Rockefeller Jr
M. Rockefeller Jr
duPonis
Delaware
Lamont duPont
Lammet duPont
Copeland
Rey
Pittsburgh
Startling Wax Figure Heads Fire Prevention Week Display
A wax mannequin of a beautiful woman in a pink burial robe lay in a flower covered casket on the lawn of El Segundo Fire Station during Fire Prevention Week. Passersby described the sign reading Careless. She smoked in bed. Firefighters used the display to promote safety awareness.
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EL Segundo
Nixon Sails On Pacific Mission To Sell U S Policies
Vice President Nixon departs Honolulu for a 4700 mile flight to New Zealand to pitch U S policies to Pacific and Orient allies. He stops at Maui for a county fair and will refuel at Canton Island before reaching Ohakea and Wellington. Nixon notes his Pearl Harbor visit and flowers the USS Arizona wreckage.
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Honolulu
Nixon
New Zealand
U.S
Pacific
Long Beach
Hawaiian
Maui Island
Canton Island
Constellation
Ohakea
Wellington
Naval Reserve
Pearl Haror
Arizona
Battlecraf
Pearl Harbor
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ACS
Rock Hudson
Steven Geray
Piper Laurie
Ton Curtis
Ler Nelson
Mamie van Doren
Los Angeles
Stark Fox
Oil Producers Agency
Fox
Pacific Coast
California Natural Gasoline Association
Gregory Peck
Audrey Hepburn
Stalag 1799
Stecer- Wm
Holden
Don Taylor
John Payne
Evelyn Keyes Sora
Ecopriaan
Big
Air Technicoles Program
Marilyn Monroe
Gary Cooper
Slean Ford
Diana Lynn
Plunder IN the Sun
Tm Technisator
Sword and the Rose
Kkk
William Wyler
Rowau
Eddie Ashes
Miele
Rea Reva
Cyd
Charisse Coe
Lana Turner
Case and
Glenn Ford
the Sun
EL Rey
Strand
ALL Plus
Tony Curtis
Jonet Leigh “Houdine
Erval Plynn
Anthony Steel
Ballantrae
Carl Martin
Silver Saddle Band
Biel
Alvan
Steal Gultar
Milll Hines
Gla Carson
Lee Yeaw
Weitern
Randy Randolph
Amerigan Ave
Abbott & Sostello “N Society
Air Force
Mark Steves
Rober Douglas
Light Musical Films
We Jong
Ug Naw Thay
Eva Tuming
Rocky Marciano
Giant
Leo Durocher
Leo
Rocky
Duncan Renaldy
Eva Gabor
Gabe
Sterling Holloway
Riley
Shortys
House Peters
Gene Autry
Granger J. Simmons
D. “Young Bess
Reneld Reagan
Dorothy Malone “Law and Gader
Safurdax
Pine Ave
Yvonne Dacarlo Scott
Brody
Gal
Dehn Torsythe
New State Bar Leader
Bet, Rosecring & Campton
Mercalt
John Watre
Donna Reed
Cornel Wilde
Constance Smith
Technicolor
Angler Biddle Duke
FTOM
Sonnehorns
Democrats
Henry Sonnehorn
Rudolf G. Sonnehorn
Helen G. Sonnehorn
Dorothy Vredenburg
Peter Vredenburg LI
Vredenburgs
Birmingham
Perle S. Mesta
Luxembourg
Marshall Field
BIG 7 Cartoon Carnival
Rachel L. Carson
Train Allen
Penny Princess
Yolande Donlan
Dirk Bogarde
Lea Hee
Lori Nelson CW Nen Yh Dorn
Bardaza Stanveyck
Mac Murray
IU Fetei
Lida
United Artists
Belmont
E. Garsen
Tuneana
Vinta
Dale
Robertson
Jeffray Hunter
Micheal Rennie
Nwiven Mageie McHamera
Errol Flyn
Martin & Lewis
Gaddy’ Cotien
DR. Jekyll & MR. Hyde
Boris Karloff
Joe Crozzo
Milt Norman
Sunny Criss
Claude Maxwell
Strollers Club
Locust Ave
Foothill
Cherry Signal Hill
IVY Room
Gilruth
Dixiecats
Charles
Bonnie
Zihe
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