Crawford Assails Actor Life Critics
Hollywood star Bud Crawford profiles his stance on acting, morals, and family. He explains his son Kim is six and may become an actor, recounts his post Army work drought, and recalls his Oscar win for All The King's Men. He notes acting carries headlines and praises scripts over fairy tales for children. He also shares family legacy in entertainment from Helen Broderick to Broadway.
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Bud Rmumas
Hollywood
Oscar Broderick Crawford
Crawford
Kim
King's Men
Pop
Clark Gable
Brad
Helen Broderick
Broderick
Vo Broderick
Senate Rejects Interior Bill Cut Proposal Amid Debate
The Senate voted down Sen. Douglas’s amendment to trim eight million dollars from the Interior Department appropriation of 560 million dollars. Douglas argued federal staffing for 450,000 Indians under the Indian Bureau was excessive, saying the measure seemed to aid the Indian Bureau more than the Indians it serves.
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Ashington
Senate
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Interior Department
Indian Bureau
Monticello Social Notes From O D Curtis Area
Monticello society roundup lists visits and guests from Monroe Albany New Glarus and Highland Ind families gather for dinners birthdays and hospital visits. Notable names include Clarence Wittenwyler J E Blum Fred Hetty Albert Knobel and Yolanda Richards with several Karlen households and Dooley entertaining guests. A closing note mentions salt water bathers fleeing stinging jellyfish nettles.
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Clarence Wittenwyler
Gail
Okee
Jerry
Jimmy Haldiman
Fred Haldimann Monroe
Lawrence Karlen
Monroe
Delbert Krupke
Clara Hetty
New Glarus
John Wittenwyler
J. E. Blum
Janes
Fred ‘W. Hetty
Frances Fel
Barbara Rhyner
J. J. Disch
Albany
Albert Knobel
Emily Jotled
Alois Beer
Herman G. Karlen
Donald
Douglas
Royal Karlen
Ole Berg
Argyle James Dooley
Monticello
Josh Hoesly
Rosanda
Charles Niles
Whitfield Poised to Repeat as Olympic Track Champion
Los Angeles veteran sprinter Mal Whitfield, star of the 1948 London Games, is expected to top Olympic track in Helsinki. At 27, the Air Force sergeant claims better form and seriousness, citing a recent AAU win over George Rhoden and a plan to move to the mile after service ends.
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Ted Smits
Los Angeles
London
Mal) Whitfield
United States
Whitfield
Whitefield
Air Force
George Rhoden
Ralph Wint
Wint
Rhoden
Raid
Ohio State
Chicago Office Handles OPS Pay Raise Actions
A regional Salary Stabilization Office opened in Chicago yesterday to handle OPS pay raise petitions from Wisconsin Illinois and Indiana employers for white collar workers. Percy Jacobsen heads the subdivision under the Salary Stabilization Board which governs pay for executives managers professionals and outside salesmen.
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Percy Jacobsen
Salary Stabilization Board
Wake Up To More Comfort Without Nagging Backache
Doctors say kidney function affects headaches and fatigue and stress worsens symptoms. Minor bladder irritations from cold or diet may disrupt sleep and cause frequent urination. Dean's Kidney Pills claim to ease backache and flush waste from kidney tubes, offering relief after years of use.
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Ry Dean
Dean
Two Manitowoc Boys Find 11-Foot Section Of Red Airplane Tail
Two young Manitowoc boys dug up an 11 foot airplane tail section on Lake Michigan shore. The shiny aluminum piece bore red paint and no markings. Police collected the fragment and investigators weighed possibilities from a Northwest Airlines crash two years past to war era wreckage from military planes.
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Manitowoc
Lake Michigan
Frank Wergin
Ronald la Croix
State Line Church Aid Hosts Guest Day And Bible School Events
The State Line Church Aid Society hosted a Guest Day week with Rev. Melby guest speaker from Lanark Il. An 80 attendee picnic for teachers and Bible school families. Walter Ludwig showed moving pictures. Local families and visitors from Port Arthur Texas and Chicago were noted. Several relocations and social events are listed along with a fuel oil fire at Stoughton.
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Melby
Lanark, Il
Aid Society of
State Line Church
Union Church
Bible School
Walter Ludwig
Gene Wilson
Port Arthur
Texas
Melvin Wilson
Emil Ziltener
William Sweeney
Beloit
Herbert Mohns
Milton Wolfe
Free‘port
Glen Wunschel
Johannes Staneinda
William Geetzes
Rockford
Orla McClellan
Russell Rosheisen
Rock
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