Coast to Coast Gossip and Hollywood Scoop
GUv Tom Dewey dined at Chambord with friends and mused about his finances while Doris Duke's circle adopts the name Gita. Reports touch on Lever Brothers mail mixups, a possible United Paramount Theaters and ABC deal, Marina Berti's fluent English at Italian Films Week, and a feud note about Audie Murphy.
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HY Gardner
Tom Dewey
Chambord
Doris Duke
Gita
Lever Brothers
Clothiers
Canal St
United Paramount Theaters
American Broadcasting Co
Marina Berti
Marina
Ready Initiative Cinches This Doubtful Contract
Bridge column recounts a tense slam bid where Worth opens artificial clubs, South shows spades, and North invites slam. South risks overreaching but reaches five diamonds. West discards hearts. East gains, then South accurately infers king of diamonds to cash dummy and seal the contract.
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South
North
West
Declarer
East
Taft Unruffled After Elevator Jolt In Indiana Stump
Sen. Robert A. Taft remained calm after an elevator drop at an Elkhart hotel while he campaigned in Indiana for straight Republican votes. About 6,000 supporters at a riverfront field cheered Taft as he attacked communism and labor unions, while Taft noted Eisenhower’s nomination and urged unity against Democratic opposition. He later reassured reporters and joined a reception line, continuing his Indiana tour with remarks on CIO PAC and U.S. foreign policy.
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Elesart
Ind
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Indiana
Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wesley Delbridge
Delbridge
Lisle Wallace Sheridan
CIO
Political Action Committee
Adlair. Stevenson
Ciopac
Truman
Europe
Asia
Russia
Laporte
Eisenhower
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Sen
Wiliam E. Jenner
Henry ¥. Sehricker
Sparkman Takes Fight to Wyoming
Sen John J Sparkman Democratic Vice Presidential nominee has a parade a football game and a major speech on his Wyoming schedule today The Sparkman Special plane to Cheyenne and a train to Laramie will carry him to a parade luncheon and the Wyoming Colorado A M game He will speak at Greyhall tonight He later returns to Iowa where he denounces graft Washington and the Korean War praising Democratic programs and charging Republicans with opposing price support policy.
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Sioux City
John J. Sparkman
Wyoming
Alabama
Sparkman
Cheyenne
Laramie
Washington
Nixon says GOP has no Communist skeletons in closet
Nixon told a Erie Pennsylvania rally that the Republican Party will not fear uncovering any Communist “skeletons” in their closet. He attacked Communists and Truman-era policy, citing the Hiss case and urging hardline action on Korea and prisoners.
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Erie
Republican Party
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
Gannon Hall
Nixon
New York
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
California
Truman
Hiss
Washington
Tokyo
United
U. N
Panmunjom
Dean Acheson
Harry Posal
General Assembly of the
United Nations
Polio immunity via single capsule eyed in years
Medical scientists expect a single capsule polio vaccine costing 2 to 5 dollars to immunize against infantile paralysis within a couple of years. The vaccine uses weakened polio viruses grown in fertilized eggs to stimulate antibodies, with early tests on animals and 61 children showing antibody development. Researchers believe it may protect against multiple polio types and last several years.
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Rennie Taylor
Berkeley
University of California
Dr. Cox
Tyre
Herald R. Cox
Lederle Laboratories
Cox
Karl F. Meyer
California
Meyer
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51 Air Colonels to Be Retired
The Air Force will retire 51 permanent rank colonels next July 31 under 30 years service and five years in grade rules. Twenty three hold temporary general officer ranks. The service will not use a 60 percent retention executive order. The Army recently announced most permanent colonels would be retained due to current assignments and qualifications.
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Washington
Air Force
Army
Weather Bright in Most Areas
Pleasant fall day outlook for most of the country with wet spots in the middle Atlantic states and southern Florida. Cloudy skies from the Appalachians eastward to the Atlantic coast while other areas were mostly clear. Temperatures near seasonal levels except in the eastern third slightly below normal. Some warmth reported in the Midwest.
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Associated Press
Middle Atlantic States
Florida
Appalachians
Atlantic Coast
Midwest
Actress Margaret O'Brien Visits Hong Kong with Mother
Actress Margaret O'Brien arrived in Hong Kong from Tokyo today accompanied by her mother. She recently completed work on a Japanese picture in which she played an American colonel's daughter. They will leave for Manila on Tuesday.
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