Poland Star Not Overpaid Says Kanal Actress In Paris
Teresa Szewska, Polish film star of Kanal, laments earning only 12 dollars a month on returning to Warsaw and needing money for a taxi. She says government funds financed her dress and shoes for Cannes and warns of losing a scholarship. she fears selling her ring to survive.
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Andrew Borowiec
Paris
Poland
Teresa Szewska
Warsaw
Miss Szewska
Cannes
Szewska
Warsaw Drama School
Local Social Notes From Monticello and Nearby Towns
Monticello residents share visits across Illinois towns with MacMurray College ties. William Escher and Roger Dooley travel to Jacksonville with sister Shirley Escher while she summers with the family. Families from Rockford, Madison, Milwaukee, Beloit, and New Glarus stop by for weekend visits and updates on college years and local life.
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William Escher
Roger Dooley
Jacksonville
Ill
Shirley Escher
Fred Escher
MacMurray College
O. F. Campion
Tommy
Jimmy
Peggy
Charles Deininger
Rockford
John Stauffer
Herman Durtschi
Lloyd Siedschlag
Monroe
Paul Oppliger
New Glarus
Emma Freitag
Fred Durtschi
William Bidlingmaier
Anna Elmer
Roger Klassy
Nedra
Michael
Delbert Moritz
Rebecca
Nancy Durtschi
Milwaukee
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital
R. J. Theiler
Madison
Henry Babler
Royal Karien Sr
Judith
Madeline
Reno Tonsi
Beloit
Clarence Waltemath
Doris Wagner
Curt
Sylvia Curtis
Albany Notes From Readers and Visitors
Aryan Elmer is employed at a lead and zinc mine near Shullsburg for the summer. He is a student at School of Mines, Platteville. Dr. and Mrs. E. O. Osborne and Miss Alice Barton will leave Thursday on a trip to the Southwest and Mexico.
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Aryan Elmer
Shullsburg
School of Mines
Platteville
E. O. Osborne
Alice Barton
Mexico
Brownie and Girl Scout Troops Plan Activities and Awards
Troop 216 elders formed a color guard at South school for a final meeting as a two part test on flag sections and World Association of Girl Scouts. several girls received uniform chart awards and perfect attendance honors. Troop 221 met with Mrs. Jerome J. Howe to continue stools and paddles. camping planned for July at Kiwanis Youth Cabin with rank and badges. Troop 228 members began library aide course at Ludlow Memorial Library with others taking program aide instruction. new member Joan Swiggum noted and a scouts own ceremony awarded five point pins. Troop 229 met with Mrs. Charles J. Mathias to rehearse a mothers' night play and discuss a Kiwanis Youth Cabin trip.
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Melvetta Zentner
Frieda Martin
Kathy Blum
Brownie
South School
U.S
World Association of Girl Scouts
Marjorie Marti
Marilyn Bainbridge
Judy Bahr
Daryl Stuart
Madalyn Meythaler
Susan Draney
Anne Mallory
Jane Mitchell
Kiwanis
Mary Stocker
Jerome J. Howe
Bonnie Kubly
Ann Goodmiller
Joey Klassy
Shirley Counselman
Sally Ruf
Nellie Kohli
Ludlow Memorial Library
Beverly Koehn
Sharon Einbeck
Judy Smith
Joan Swiggum
W. Howard Smith
Scouts
Charles J. Mathias
Carol Threlkeld
Browntown Guests and Memorial Day Attendees Gather
Idaho Falls guests Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Bruer visit Oscar Nybroten and plan Illinois relatives trip. Memorial Day visitors include Mrs. Willis Michael and son, Roscoe Illinois, Mrs. Leah Ogden, Mr. Ted Ogden Beloit, and Mr. George Keller Albany. Decoration Day guests from Freeport attend Crago home. Farewell supper for Rev. John Wreford and family includes multiple locals.
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Ervin Bruer
Idaho Falls
Ida
Oscar Nybroten
Illinois
George E. Michael
Hattie Mann
Willis Michael
Roscoe
Ill
Leah Ogden
Ted Ogden
Beloit
George Keller
Albany
Sterman Lawyer
Freeport
C. L. Crago
John Wreford
South Wayne
George C. Michael
Glen Beck
Frank Flannery
Ross Vincent
Jerry Schmeldt
Ben Maddrell
Roy Crago
Belt conveyor at Sam Houston Coliseum carries crowd
An endless belt conveyor spanning a pedestrian bridge at the Sam Houston Coliseum in Houston Texas can move 15 000 people per hour from parking areas across a bayou into the auditorium.
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Sam Houston Coliseum
Houston
Tex
Housewife Mary Hosford Pursues Film Debut as Leading Lady
Mary Hosford, a busy wife and mother of four, adds movie acting to her varied career. She also works as a radio actress, cookbook author, TV star, and real estate agent while juggling extensive charitable work in Phoenix. Her first film role comes in The Missouri Traveler after a chance casting moment in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Mary Hosford
Mary
Missouri
Kansas City
University of Iowa
Chicago
New York
Frank Hosford
Phoenix
Ariz
Hosfords
Faye Emerson
C. V. Whitney
Margo James
Sombrero Theater
Miss James
Pat Ford
Holstein Breeders Plan Twilight Event
The Green County Holstein Breeders Association will host a twilight meeting on Wednesday night June 12 at the William R Hartwig farm near Monroe. Guest speaker Charles Brace of the national Holstein-Friesian Association will attend along with junior and senior judging contests. The event includes entertainment and lunch and is open to the public.
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Green County Holstein Breeders Association
William R. Hartwig
Highway 81
Monroe
Charles Brace
Lone Rock
National Holstein-Friesian Association
The
Breeders’ Association
Khrushchev on Face the Nation Offers Familiar Kremlin Line
James Marlow notes Khrushchev spoke to millions in America via CBS Face the Nation. He repeated familiar Soviet positions on disarmament inspection and satellites, avoiding new insights while delivering plausible-sounding concessions. He stressed conflict between capitalism and communism and claimed no conflict with the masses, a stance echoed in China’s contrasting view. He produced a calm, persuasive image but offered no fresh analysis of U S Russia tensions.
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James Marlow
Washington
Nikita Krushchev
Communist Party
Russia
CBS
Kremlin
United States
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Hungary
Poland
Red China
Communist Party Phonograph Record Examined
The item notes a phonograph record linked to the Communist Party and critiques a speaker who replied with stock answers, suggesting rehearsed responses rather than genuine insight.
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Communist Party
Landscaping Project Bids Sought in Midwest for AA Sites
Rep Lawrence H Smith reports the federal government seeks bids to landscape multiple anti aircraft sites across Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin The Wisconsin sites include Milwaukee and Waukesha Counties with eight in Milwaukee area The Chicago district office of the Corps of Engineers advertises the project Sealed bids in duplicate due by 2 pm June 12 at the Chicago District Office 475 Merchandise Mart Illinois Indiana Wisconsin projects with bid instructions available now
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Washington
Lawrence H. Smith
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Smith
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Chicago
Corps of Engineers
Merchandise Mart
Vandals Plant Dynamite Under Railroad Tracks
Police say two sticks of dynamite were planted under a Pennsylvania Railroad freight car in Philadelphia and found minutes before a train could roll over it. Conductor detected the charge during a routine track check, preventing an explosion.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
U.S. Births Hit About Four Million in 1955
Life insurance statistics report roughly 4 100 000 babies born in the United States during 1955, reflecting a peak in mid-century birth rates and broad demographic trends.
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United States
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Crepe Shorty
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Rere
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