Dorothy Kilgallen 1936 World Race Fame Maker
Dorothy Kilgallen rose to fame after circumnavigating the globe in 24 days in 1936 by dirigible and aircraft, reporting from across lands and seas. She later became a columnist and TV panelist on Whats My Line, dying at 82 after an autopsy left the cause undetermined. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Dorothy, Kilgallen
Kilgallen
James Luke
Examiner
Miss Kilgallen
New York Journal-American
John Daly
New York Journal
Dorothy
Egypt
Baghdad
Hollywood
Broadway
Dick Kollmar
Manhattan
Richard Kollmar Jr
Larry Grossman
Kerry Kollmar
Columbia Broadcasting System
Kollmar
Bliss to be Released After Chest Pain Hospital Stay
Ray C. Bliss 57, chairman of the Republican National Committee, was to be released today from an Albuquerque hospital after chest pains. Doctors found no heart trouble. He planned to rest in an Albuquerque hotel before returning to Akron Ohio, where he lives, following attendance at the Western States Republican Conference.
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Ray C. Bliss
Repsilian National Committee
Bliss
Akron
Ohio
Western States Republican Conference
Travel Insurance Invitation From John Dogross Jr Ins
Insurance firm John Dogross Jr Ins invites travelers to inquire about life and belongings coverage for trips. The notice provides a contact address at 1820 First Ave Middletown GA and phone number 3-4646.
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Cost
John Dogross! Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
Middletown
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