Miss Miriam Stevenson Returns Home To Finish College
Miss Miriam Stevenson, winner of Miss USA and Miss Universe in 1954, gives up a six month Universal-International contract to return to Landor College for Girls in Greenwood South Carolina. The 21 year old says she wants to finish school and may try acting again after graduation. Her parents say she is determined to do what she thinks is right despite Hollywood pull. Classes start Monday as she leaves for home today.
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Momma
Miriam Stevenson
Leonard O. Stevenson
Miriam
South Carolina
Hollywood
Universal-International Studios
Landar College For
Greenwood
S. C. Hier
Kueay Tim
Miss Stevenson
Universal-International Idvainia
Maureen O'Hara
Leonard Stevenson
Winnshore
S.C
Minin
Sini
Vathernpis
Landor College
Polio Recovery Speeded by Truth at Conference
Dr Mead of the California Rehabilitation Center urged rapid mobilization of polio patients to sit up and work muscles after the acute stage. He said early, vigorous therapy helps most patients, noting over 400 cases show no new weakness with his approach. He warned against shielding patients from hard truths as it delays healing and fosters dependence.
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Rome
California
Sedwick Blond
Valinja
Debsites
Mead
Minda
California Center
Ha Galt
Mond
Kary
Mead Kally
Paul ©. Colonna
University of Pennsylvania
Three Men Killed at Elizabeth City Locker Plant
At a Elizabeth City freezer locker plant three men were killed and office secretary Audrey Brickhouse was wounded in a gun attack. Albert Jordan, 21, an employee, fired a .22 automatic rifle, then barricaded himself before surrendering to police. He was questioned. no charges filed immediately. Articles list victims Ed Zimmerman Joe Parrish Alex Johnson and recounts the shootout and arrest.
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Elizabeth City
Andan
Eilizabeth City
Albert Jordan
Ed. Zimmerman
Joe Parrish
Alex Johnnson
Audrey Brickhouse
Clarence Owens
Jordan
Awork
Miss Brickhouse
Chief Owens
Owens
Selective Service Board
Note Scant Changes in Job Picture
Washington reports the latest federal job survey shows little change in employment or unemployment from July to August. Employment slipped from 63,148,000 to 62,276,000 while unemployment fell from 8,848,000 to 3,245,000. Factory payrolls rose and the average work week lengthened slowly.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Wednas‘gay
Arthur’ Burns
Eisenhower
Council of Economic Advisers
Repert
Asian Treaty Upsets Nehru
Nehru criticized the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization calling it raise insecurity among people. He warned that actions intended to prevent aggression may invite it and questioned if current steps improve or worsen peace prospects. He also spoke on ongoing polio rehabilitation challenges and future orthopedic care.
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Delei 21
Neh
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Reed
Nehru
Delhi
Ioam
Indochina
Four Quizzed as Airman Found Dead
Four persons were held for investigation in connection with the death of a young airman found lying along the airport road in East Omaha. The victim was identified as G. W. Dubose, reportedly stationed at Lowry Air Force Base, Denver, en route to Rapid City. He had been in a bar with a woman earlier Tuesday night, and his body was found face down near the road shoulder shortly after midnight. A wallet was found empty. The four in custody remain booked for investigation.
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Oataha Lpt
Dinport Road
Omaha
Sacrift
George Sullivan
G. W. Dubesc
Sullivan
Dubase
Lowry’ Air Force Base
Denver
Nupid City
Dubos
Plane skids at Philadelphia airport after nosewheel collapse
A Trans-World Airlines twin engine jet skidded after its nose wheel buckled on approach to Philadelphia International Airport. Twenty two passengers and three crew escaped injury as the craft nosed into the grass after clipping a six foot fence. Pilot Capt A Stahl Co pilot Roy Ward and stewardess Dolores Martin all of New York evacuated safely through the cabin door.
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Philadelphia
Trans-World Airlines
Internati
Onal
New York
Columbus
Ohio
A. ¥. Stahl
Roy Ward
Dolores Martin
Mittee
Denver
Nicholas Ruffin
Murle
Pittsburgh
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Alexandra
Duchess of Kent
Montreal
Wild Life Conservation- Forestry Assn
Claus J
Marie
National
Robert KN. Hoskins
Jewish Hospital
Association
H &F
H&F’s Creston Suits
Creston Trellasheen
Frank
Oxford
H&F’s
Tareas Eats
Wes
Appare
Brands Curl
Rectal
Russell Pavey
Store Mar
AV FE
Long Beach
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