Errol Flynn Decries Prying public as Privacy Troubles Mount
Hollywood star Errol Flynn says being famous means constant prying eyes and danger from amateur pugilists. He recalls New Year’s Eve at Beverly Hills Club and a Gallup bar altercation, and explains his plan for privacy with a plastic nose crafted by Pete Westmore. Flynn stars in Against All Flags with Maureen O’Hara.
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Hollywood
Errol Flynn
Beverly Hills
Pete Westmore
Fionn
Paris
Maureen O'Hara
Dublin
Woman breaks male monopoly on New Orleans stock exchange
Mrs. Leonie Landry becomes the first woman member of the New Orleans Stock Exchange after ten years as a broker and work as Blaise D Antoni s secretary. Exchange president M B Wheeler calls her the first woman to seek membership in living memory. Her husband A L Landry runs a concession business. She cites women learning to stretch a dollar and loves the market s quick, clean nature.
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Leonie Landry
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Renner Defends Law Hindering Pollution Drive
Ohio State Rep. Gordon Renner defended a law that, according to Health Director Dr. John D. Porterfield, could delay measures to curb industrial pollution. The statute requires the Water Pollution Control Board to show a practical de pollution method before orders to stop dumping. Renner said the law protects industry’s right to a fair hearing and cautioned against closing down plants during defense production.
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Columbus
Gordon Renner
Hamilton
Ohio
John D. Porterfield
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Renner
House of Representatives
Butler County 1951 Taxation Rates Public Notice
Butler County Ohio Treasurer Jonn W Wendel lists 1951 tax mills by levy: General Fund 192 Conservancy 005 TB Levy 065 Total County Levy 262 with various lines showing totals and decimals. The notice details the tax rate per dollar for the 1951 tax year for county divisions.
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Conservancy
Armco Worker Dewey Brewer Reported POW in Korea
A former Armco employee, Pvt. Dewey Brewer, 24, a member of the Fabricating Division, is said to be a prisoner of war in North Korea. Brewer, from Mason Kentucky, joined Armco in 1948 and enlisted in September 1950. His parents, Floyd and the late Mrs. Brewer, and Armco offices were informed. Letters from supporters already reach his unit and Armco management.
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Korea
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Dewey Brewer
South St
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Floyd Brewer
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P.O.W
North Kore
United States
East Works
Auxiliary at Franklin Meets Thursday Evening
The State Highway Patrol Auxiliary will convene at 8 p.m. Thursday at the American Legion Post in Franklin.
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State Highway Patrol
American Legion
Franklin
Advertising as a Risk and Best Gamble, Babson Says
Babson argues advertising is a risk worth taking and a strong investment. He cites an Advertising Bureau study showing 91 percent of large spenders remain in business a decade later, with only about 8 percent unprofitable. He notes ads boost small papers and that newspapers remain valuable advertising space.
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New York City
Cies
Stocks and advertising piece highlights market list and ad view
The text lists numerous 1950s and 40s corporations including Admiral, Allied Stores, American Airlines, Chrysler, General Electric, Ford, Packard, Paramount, Phelps Dodge, Phillips, Texaco, United Aircraft, and Westinghouse. It discusses advertising's role in employment, wages, and production and notes grain trading activity in Chicago. It also mentions a Brazilian site in Janeiro and a mill project with a large construction program.
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Packard Motors
Pan Amer
Paramount
Pictur
Phelps
Ded
Pew
Philcp
Rede Phillips Pet
P&g
Emblic
Revere
Sincair
Onio
Studebaker Motors
Sunray
Texas Corp
the Water Assn
United Aircraft
United Airlines
Rubber C. S. Steel
Westinghouse Electric
White Motors
Woolworth Corp
Youngstown S. & T
Zenith Radio
Mansfield man faces murder and related charges
A Mansfield man, Harold Lutz, was arraigned Monday on murder and related charges connected to the slaying of Koellish. Investigators say the case involves prior dealings and a confession linked to the shooting.
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Mansfield
Bruce
Edward Clarence
Koellish
Harold Lutz
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