Parisian Actress Flies To New York For Broadway
Parisian actress Ann Vernon arrives in New York to renew acquaintances and discuss Broadway and Hollywood roles. She explains she uses the name Ann Vernon worldwide, speaks French with a light accent, and recounts a humorous radio mix up about popular American stars.
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New York
Ann Vernon
Maurice Chevalier
Broadway
Edith Wigmand
London
Amernon
Miss Vernon
Britain
Italy
Hollywood
Mise Vernon
Howard Duff
Brian Dennewy
Universal-international
Anan
Vernon
Mile
Vignaud
France
Bette Davis
Jimmie Stewart
Barbara Stanwyck
Baldwin Wallace Class of 355 graduates in ceremony
Baldwin Wallace College conferred degrees on 355 graduates and awarded honorary doctorates to Charles B. Ketcham of Mt Union College and Martin W. Easex of Lakewood. Chancellor Tolley of Syracuse University warned that a new orthodoxy called Americanism grows from fear and threatens national freedom. The Idaho state bird is the mountain bluebird.
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Cleveland
Baldwin Wallace College
Charles B. Ketcham
Mt Union College
Martin W. Easex
Lakewood
William P. Tolley
Syracuse University
23 Cities Have More Than 12,000 Federal Workers
The Civil Service Commission released a survey showing 23 cities with 12,000 or more federal employees at year end 1948. Washington led with 213,200 workers. New York 121,100. San Francisco Oakland 170,900. Chicago 56,900. Philadelphia Camden 55,100. Los Angeles 40,300. plus Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News 37,627. Boston 34,504. St. Louis 26,895. Dayton 22,529. Detroit 19,984. San Antonio 19,902. Baltimore 17,410. San Diego 17,232. Oklahoma City 16,078. Seattle 15,908. Cleveland 18,185. Atlanta 15,008. New Orleans 13,148. Denver 12,738. Sacramento 12,245. Harrisburg 12,417. Minneapolis St. Paul 12,403.
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Washington
New York City
San Francisco-Oakland
Norfolk-Portamouth-Newport News
Boston
St. Louis
Dayton
Detroit
San Antonio
Baltimore
San Diego
Oklahoma City
Seattle
Cleveland
Atlanta
New Orleans
Denver
Sacramento
Harrisburg
Minneapolis- St. Pawl
Dogs blamed for hike in stock claims
Lebanon County Auditor A M Parker cited dogs running at large for a rise in animal claims in the last quarter. Commissioners approved 11 claims totaling $565.20, up over $40 from the prior year. Several counties require dog inoculations or leash rules. dog warden Earl J. Lamb will pick up loose dogs. Names and amounts listed include A C Osborn five lambs $85.20, Karl Thompson Turtlecreek sheep $45, Leonard Tinney Wayne Township $200, and others in Harlan, Clearcreek, Massie, Turtlecreek, and Franklin townships.
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Lebanon
A M Parker
Earl J. Lamb
Franklin
A.C. Osborn
Harlan Township
Lustron Affairs To Be Discussed In Columbus
In Columbus Ohio AP two representatives from the attorney general's office meet with Federal Judge Mell G Underwood to review Lustron Pre fab Housing Corp finances The judge who approved Lustron sale to RFC for 6 million dollars seeks details on remaining 26.5 million spent and warns of possible grand jury action. RFC plans sealed bids once legal issues are cleared and another judge has barred RFC from taking Lustron possession in a separate involuntary bankruptcy case brought by three Lustron dealers claiming money owed.
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Columbus, O
Lawtron Prefab Housing Corporation
Attorney General’s Office
Mell G. Underwood
Underwood
Lustron
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Attorney General
Grand
RFC
James P. O'Brien
William Delaney
Philip L. Sullivan
Chicago
Sullivan
Kentucky Infant Rushed to Cincinnati for Brain Operation
A 15 month old Kentucky girl, Linda Pat Flannagan, fell from a back porch, suffering a skull fracture. Blood clot led Pikeville doctors to arrange an emergency operation, and she was flown to Cincinnati through fog to Children’s Hospital in fair to good condition.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
Children's Hospital
Linda Pat Flannagan
H. R. Flannagan
Pikeville
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