Gloria Swanson in Dayton on return tour misread as comeback
Gloria Swanson debunked as return to stardom during a Dayton cocktail party with WLWD TV crew. She described herself as a still large star, toured with a mystery guest, and discussed Sun set Boulevard forthcoming dates and possible shift to television or film, denying long comeback hype.
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Gloria Swanson
Miami Valley
Dayton
Miss Swanson
Biltmore
New York
WLWD
Inter
Hadacol Aids Nervous Mother Of Twelve In Stamina Recovery
Mrs. Robert Duvall of Carmi Illinois says Hadacol cured her run down nervous state and sleeplessness after taking four bottles. She claims it addresses deficiencies in vitamins B and niacin and that improvements appear within days. Trial size priced at 1.25, larger sizes 3.50.
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Robert Duvall
Carmi
Ilnois
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Newspapers Win Headliner Club Journalism Awards
The Chicago Daily News and Allentown Evening Chronicle earned Headliner Club Awards for 1949 TV journalism. Murray Becker of AP received a silver medal for the best sports pictures of 1949, marking the AP’s fourth Headliner medal since 1935, with others awarded to Zimmerman Rosenthal and Hall for notable images.
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Chicago Daily News
The
Allentown Evening Chronicle
Daily News
Chronicle
Murray Becker
New York
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Becker
Matthew Zimmerman
Joe Rosenthal
Iwo Jima
Harry L. Hall
Civil Service Exams For Organization And Methods Examiner
The Civil Service Commission announced examinations for probational appointment to organization and methods examiner across Federal agencies in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Salary ranges from 3825 to 5400 annually with details at the Middletown post office. The U S Geological Survey notes only 25 percent of the country is adequately mapped.
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Civil Service Commission
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Middletown
U. S. Geological Survey
Collins Quads Welcomed To New Bronx Home
New York AP five hundred friends and neighbors welcomed the Collins quadruplets to their new home designed for big families. The house, built and furnished by well wishers on donated ground, will house Edward Barbara Linda and Andrew born May 4 1949. Their 4 year old brother Stephen spoke for the family thanking the neighbors as the Bronx house stood on exhibition for the day before the family takes possession.
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New York
Collins
Edward
Barbara
Linda
Andrew
Stephen
Charles Collins
Bronx
Collinses
Lebanon Jaycees Buy Flags for Holiday Display
Lebanon Junior Chamber of Commerce ordered 25 more flags to join the 100 already planned to fly on holidays and special occasions. Flag chairman Robert Peach announced the purchase and thanked contributing businessmen. Boy Scouts assist in placing flags in holders and donations are welcome.
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Lebanon
Peach
Jaycees
Boy Scouts
Warren Bankers To Meet Tonight
Warren Bankers from Warren County are scheduled to convene this evening in Lebanon to discuss local financial matters and potential leadership changes impacting the county's banking sector. The session aims to review lending practices and community investment initiatives.
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Warren
State Flag Puzzle and Miscellaneous Clues
A cryptic style puzzle list featuring clues for states and items such as flags, pronunciations, and miscellaneous terms. Includes references to Greek sea, winter precipitation, and various wordplay hints with numbers and symbols interspersed.
Puzzle Word Crisscross Clues From The Arctic Gulf
A compact set of crossword like clues from a vertical grid includes entries such as rulers in Java and sky, with hints like Moon goddess and Persian poet. The list features various definitions that lead to a connected solving path across a puzzle page.
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Arctic Gulf
Servicemen News From Takeyama Mount Fuji and Koizumi
Private First Class John Moore of Middletown undergoes extensive training for forthcoming Far East amphibious maneuvers. Private Richard Martin of Excello participates in three weeks of summer maneuvers at Mount Fuji. Colonel S C Lewis of Middletown receives transfer orders from the 8014th Composite Service Company to Headquarters Battery, 99th Field Artillery Battalion at Camp Bender.
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Takeyama
Japan
John Moore
Gideon Rd
Middletown
Far East
Mount Fuji
Richard Martin
Melvin Martin
Box 71
Excello
Mount Fujiyama
Koizumi
Col
S. C. Lewis
John H. Lewis
Wells Rd
8014Th Composite Service
99Th Field Artillery
Camp Bender
Bankers Association Meeting Tonight at St Marys Parish House
The Bankers Association will convene this evening at 6:30 at St Marys Episcopal Church parish house in Waynesville. Charles J. Waggoner serves as president and will announce the gathering. Principal speaker will be Russell S Weatherwax, vice president of the Ohio Bankers Association.
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Bankers Association
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Waynesville
Charles J. Waggoner
Rushsell S. Weatherwax
The
Ohio Bankers Association
Republic Steel Blows Furnace Restores Output in Youngstown
Republic Steel Corp. reopened its No. 5 blast furnace in Youngstown after a year idle. The move increases district iron output to six furnaces and leaves 23 of 25 in operation. Production is steady at about 106 percent capacity with three Bessemer converters and 72 open hearths. A separate note states fish supply remains the main source of animal protein for Japan at roughly 85 percent.
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Youngstown
Republic Steel Corporation
Republic
Bessemer
FASTEETH A powder to keep false teeth firm
FASTEETH is described as an improved powder that can be sprinkled on upper or lower plates to prevent sliding or rocking. It claims to eliminate gummy taste, neutralize odors, and keep breath fresh. The ad urges purchase at any drug store.
Anti-Red Fifth Column Reported by Catholic Paper
Rome AP The Information Service of the Italian Catholic Action reports an anti- Communist fifth column operating in Soviet Russia and satellites. The group includes escaped war prisoners, former German officers, and Baltic patriots with cells in Kursk Minsk Brest-Litovsk and the Carpathians. The extent of the network is not estimated. Meanwhile the U S Department of Agriculture notes a trend of low income families eating more meat and poultry.
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Rome
Italian Catholic Action
Soviet Russia
Kursk
Minsk
Brest-Litovsk
Carpathian Mountains
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Teddy Roosevelt's Grandson Divorced
Archibald Roosevelt Jr., grandson of Theodore Roosevelt, was divorced from Mrs. Katherine Tweed Roosevelt on cruelty grounds. The couple, married in New York on May 1, 1906, settled property and custody via a sealed agreement. District Judge William Mekt approved the decree after a hearing.
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Reng, Nev
Archibald A Roosevelt, Jr
Teddy Roosevelt
Mra
Katharine Tweed Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Harrison Tweed
Tweed
William Mekt
Chinese Reds Cut Taxation On Grain
Reported by AP, Beijing said grain taxes in newly demarcated areas will drop from 17 to 19 percent. Rations are levied in grain rather than cash as famine concerns rise in eastern and southern China. Chinese authorities claim relief aims to ease peasant burdens in rebel affected districts. The announcement comes amid ongoing military campaigns and hunger reports across the region.
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San Francisco
China
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