Eddie Cantor Admits Live Status and TV Ideas
Eddie Cantor, 71, declares in a full page Variety memo that he is alive and outlines a 40 page synopsis for a TV show he hopes to sell. He explains writing four hours daily, writing a column, and walking to the bank for exercise while watching five hours of TV daily. He reflects on his career longevity and notes younger showbiz priorities, while legal notices about divorce and zoning run in the same column.
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Hollywood
Eddie Cantor
Eddie
Diners’ Club
Jack Benny
Ed Wynn
Switzerland
Radio TV Highlights Full Night Schedule
Tonight on WPFB channels Reds versus San Francisco IV at 7 30. A mock bullfight with real bulls and a Polish Italian German Sing Along at 8 30. 9 30 Sunset Strip murder weapon episode. Hitchcock Hour tragedy plot at 9 30. 10 Jack Paar Show with Alexander King and Dick Gregory. Portrait interview with Gen Curtis E LeMay at 10 30.
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Francisco IV
Showtime
Hamburg
Germany
Mitch
the Gang
Five Individuals File In Bankruptcy In Cincinnati Court
Five bankruptcy cases listed in U S District Court Cincinnati include Agatha Roberts of Hamilton with 2715 dollars in debts and 75 dollars assets. Allen R Stewart a maintenance man of Wilson Street shows 15815 dollars in debts and 9500 dollars assets. CordeI R Donathan a cutting press operator on Navaho Street reports 3454 dollars in debts and 200 dollars assets. Samuel L Barnett of Middletown a paper sealer has 4875 dollars in debts and 300 dollars assets. Delmar R Sanders Jr a factory worker of Water Street lists 845 dollars in debts and 10 dollars assets.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Agatha Roberts
St. Hamilton
Allen R. Stewart
Wilson St
Corde! R. Donathan
Navaho St
Samuel L. Barnett
Middletown
Nanocurie term sparks congressional semantic standoff
At a Joint Senate House Atomic Energy Committee hearing on fallout effects in Alaska, experts explained nanocuries equaling one thousand picocuries. Rep Price and others debated the unit’s meaning as Parker from Hanford Labs clarified microcurie equals 1000 nanocuries. The discussion highlighted scientific notation in radiation measures.
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Washington
Joint
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Alaska
Melvin Price
Ill
H. M. Parker
Atomic Energy Commission
Hanford Laboratories
Richland
Wash
Price
Parker
Henry M. Jack
D-Wash
Hanford
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
Richard Barthelmess Estate Valued at 1 Million
Silent film star Richard Barthelmess died at 68 from cancer on Long Island. His will names widow Jessica Barthelmess, daughter Mary Bradley, and stepson Stewart Barthelmess of France. Substantial real estate on the East and West coasts is left to them pending probate in Surrogate Court.
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Barthlemess
Long Island
Jessica S. Barthelmess
Manhattan
Mary B. Bradley
San Rafael Calif
Stewart Barthelmess
France
Dardanelles Named Modern Helspont Reference
The Dardanelles is the modern name for the ancient Hellespont, linking the sea to the Sea of Marmara and the Black Sea region. The term reflects current geographic naming conventions used in official and educational contexts.
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Dardanelles
Hellespont
Defining a Nanocurie in Brief
The nanocurie is defined as one billionth of a curie. This unit measures radioactivity and equals 1e-9 curie.
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