Raft the Softie Shines at Friars Club 25th Screen Year
HOLLYWOOD George Raft, famed tough guy, is revealed as a softie at a stag Friars Club testimonial banquet marking 25 years on screen. He jokes about Sing two choruses of Sweet Georgia Brown and recalls past help from Maxie Rosenbloom who credits Raft for lifting him from poverty.
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George Raft
Friars Club
Raft
Jack L. Warner
Darryl Zanuck
Dove Schary
Slapsie
Maxie Rosenbloom
Marlon Brando
Across or Down Word Puzzle Clues Mixed List
A dense list of crossword style clues covering varied wordplay and definitions across and down entries including numbers such as 5 and 9 with multiple themes like time, color, and relationship terms, plus geographic hints and common noun answers.
Detecting Three Common Cancers In Early Stages
Boston scientists report methods to detect brain breast and uterine cancers early. Tufts Doctor Fishman uses a simple test for cervical cancer and precancers. Harvard(MGH) team can locate brain tumors with radioactive arsenic. Breast lumps may be predicted as benign or cancerous with radioactive potassium. Laryngeal cancer patients show remission after high voltage X-ray treatment. five years needed for cure status. Public notice included legal bid for water meters in Middletown Ohio with bidding rules and dates.
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American Cancer Society
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William H. Fishman
William H. Sweet
Gordon L. Brownell
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John Gump
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lahey Clinic
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Middletown
Ohio
F.O.B
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Jailed man hanged himself in Allegany jail
Cumberland Md A 31 year old man jailed after threatening to shoot police was found dead in his cell at Allegany County Jail. Dr H V Deming county medical examiner said Jacob Russell Shearer of Bowling Green Md fashioned a noose from his jacket and hanged himself.
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Cumberland
Allegany County
H. V. Deming
Newounty
Jacob Russell Shearer
Bowling Green
Douglas Hikers On Fifth Lap On C&O Canal Walk
Douglas and 23 hikers led by Justice William Douglas continue the 184 mile walk toward Washington along the C&O Canal in western Maryland. Debate grows over a highway plan versus preserving the canal with some members shifting toward increased accessibility for recreation.
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Douglas
Washington
Supreme Court
William
Potomac Fish and Game Club
Conococheague Sportsmen's Club
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Antietam
Irston Barnes
Audubon Society of
Washington, D. C
Barnes
Life sentence for arson convict in Huntington
In Huntington West Virginia Harold L Hunter, convicted of arson last month, appeared in Common Pleas Court for sentencing. A sheet read Life imprisonment, the mandatory sentence for a defendant who had prior convictions in 1931, 1933, and 1938.
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W.va
Harold L. Hunter
Common Pleas Court
Gibbons Receives Diamond Pin for 35 Years at Ohio Bell
Bernard L. Gibbons, estimate assigner for Ohio Bell Telephone Co. in Middletown, is awarded a diamond studded gold service pin for 35 years of service. A Mt. Sterling Ky. native, he previously worked for Adams Express Co. before joining Middletown Telephone Co., later part of Ohio Bell since 1918. He belongs to Knights of Columbus Fraternal Order of Eagles and Telephone Pioneers and resides at 315 Highview Rd.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
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Telephone Pioneers
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Highview Rd
Shooting Victim Interviewed in Ohio Slaying and Wounding
Prosecutor Marlowe Witt announced a bedside interview with Mrs. George Wolfe of Deshler Ohio after her husband allegedly shot and killed his 15 year old daughter Lucille and wounded his son George Jr. The gunman wounded Mrs Wolfe and later faced possible charges as Sheriff Fred Bartells described the case in Napoleon Ohio.
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Napoleon Ohio
Marlowe Witt
George Wolfe
Deshler
Fred H. Bartells
Speeder Thanks Deputy After Arrest in Waterville
Richard C. Wolff of New York City told Deputy Sheriff Arthur Pughe at arraignment that arresting him may have saved lives. He apologized for speeding after saying he had attended a Syracuse sports show and was en route to another engagement. Crandall fined Wolff ten dollars. Fur seals can dive to depths over 200 feet while foraging for food.
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Waterville
N.Y
Richard C. Wolff
New York
City
Arthur Pughe
Syracuse
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