Illness Forces Starlight to Use Stand-In for Annie Get Your Gun
About thirty five hundred patrons at Kansas City's Starlight Theater watched understudy Richard H. Berger step in for Miss Janis Paige who suffered laryngitis. With no understudy available, Berger read lines and described actions as the production altered scenes and thanked the audience, who were offered future tickets.
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Kansas City
Starlight Theater
Janis Paige
Annie
Richard H. Berfer
Berger
From Rice Water to U S Hot Dog
A Denver tale and political mix unfold as Lorna Jane Bywater, 5, newly adopted by Air Force family, shifts from rice water to hot dogs. The story threads through Eisenhower adoption policy, a Jersey City church sign, heat wave antics, and a flood relief drive by U S forces in Japan.
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America
Denver
Lorna Jane Bywater
Air Force
Ernest W. Bywater
Bywater
Yokohama
Janis Paige Bywaters
Hye
Eisenhower
Lorna
Japan
East
Midwest
California
Jersey City
G. J
Paul I. Jewett
Emory Methodist Church
U.S. to Ask U.N. Delay China Issue
The United States will seek to postpone seating Red China at the U N General Assembly for one year. Washington has consulted allies and expects the assembly to sidetrack the issue until 1954, while Britain and several neutrals have yet to commit. The move aims to avoid an open split with major allies.
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United Nations
United States
U. N. General Assembly
China
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Peiping
Red China
U. N
Britain
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Car Fire Doused By Officer In Sweltering Heat
In Grand Rapids area patrolman Carl Baker felt the heat as his 15 mile police run turned dramatic. He spotted smoke from his car and quickly extinguished a blaze believed caused by a short circuit. The overheated day topped 90 degrees.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Carl Baker
Sparta
Baker
1954 to Decide UNIT Fate Says Legion Chief
Arthur J. Connell of Middletown Connecticut was elected national commander at the American Legion convention and vowed to push universal military training. He said no early cuts to defense and urged air superiority and improved preparedness. A minority Air Force budget critique failed to reach the floor. The auxiliary elected Harold Burdette’s wife Brooklyn to lead. The Legion plans to meet in Washington next year.
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ST. Louis—Vii
American Legion
Arthur J. Connell
Middletown
Conn
Legion
Korea
United States
Roscoe Turner
Indianapolis
Legion’s Aeronautics Committee
Connell
NEW Legion
Lewis Gough
Arthur Connell
St. Louis
United Press
Dead Aquator's Dad Seeks Visa to Mexico Arrested
Russell Tongay of Miami Florida is charged with manslaughter in the death of his aquator daughter last May in New Orleans. He was arrested in Jefferson Parish after applying for a visa to Mexico and posting $1000 bond. Deputy Dwyer said Tongay was located at a trailer park after a tip and did not resist. Tongay claimed to have come to New Orleans to study under the GI Bill at the University of Mexico in Mexico City and had legal counsel.
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Orleans
Russell
Tongey
Miami
Fla
Jefferson Parish
Mexico
Dade County
Tongay
Kathy
Edward Dwer
Cour
Gretna
New Orleans
University of Mexico
Mexico City
John Dauber
100 MPH Gale Ravages Poland Injuring Many
A 100 mile per hour gale struck Poland on Thursday night harming many people including eleven in Warsaw. The storm toppled power lines shattered windows tore roofs from houses uprooted trees and wrecked a circus.
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Poland
Warsaw
Wiley Suggests Showdown Over U.N. Aids Firing
Sen Wiley questions loyalty probes and U.N. power to dismiss American staff. U.N. tribunal says 11 Americans were illegally discharged. four should be rehired and seven get damages. Hammarskjold rejects reinstatement but hints damages for all. U.S. delegation backs the decision while avoiding comment on funding. Damages and back salaries exceed 135000 dollars. U.S. share of U.N. costs is around 35 percent.
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Washington
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
United Nations
U. S
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.N. Assembly
New York
Trygve Lie
U.S
United States
Assembly
Long Beach Postal Record March 25 1888
Entry shows a record class matter filed March 25 1888 at the Long Beach California post office under the 1878 act. The fragment references a circulation bureau audit context and delivery details by mall with a price and weekly figures.
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Ner
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Mall
Ot Long Haack
California
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Donald L. Jackson
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Shirley
Jackson
Pennsylvania Historical Society
Philadelphia
R. Norvis Williams II
Williams
Matthew Schmidt
Pitcher
Mary
Maxine
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Dad
Schmidt
Syracuse
Mark Clark
Philip Gammel
Colrain
Mass
Xanew
Luther Burbank
Susanna Giardina
Red Cross
Susanna
Hopalong Cassidy
Donnell Culpepper
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Long Beach National Bank
Bellflower Blvd
Los Altos Shopping Center
Bellflower
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit and Insurance Corporation
Dead Aquator
Thes
Nit Valley
Chambliss
Elials
Blue Willow
Amon Ki A
Ame Wi Jewelers Se Rae Ene LT
Pine Ave
Gilbert
Press-Telegram
Suniay Ay Sixth Street
Fine Avenue
Long Beach
Calorma
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South St
Cherry
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