Mickey Revives Hardy Series Returns to MGM Studio Lot
Mickey Rooney returns to the MGM lot to revive the Andy Hardy series with What looks to be a tight budget and quick production. The film is produced by Red Doff and Howard Koch directs with Teddy Rooney and Johnny Weissmuller Jr. in supporting roles. The project aims for two installments annually if this film succeeds, with a 301000 dollar budget and a rapid 11 day shoot plus 20 day targets.
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Hollywood
Mickey Klooney
MGM
L. B. Mayer
Joan Crawford
Clark Gable
Spencer Tracy
Mickey
Andy Hardy
Mick
Fryman Productions
Hardy
Red Doff
Howard Koch
Doff
Teddy
Johnny Weissmuller Jr
Hardy Family
Fay Holden
Cecilia Parker
Sara Haden
Lewis Stone
Judge Hardy
Andy
Lana Turner
Judy Garland
Esther Williams
Ohio industry highlights dirigibles and playing cards
Among the 65 leading industries of Ohio two notable ones are the manufacture of dirigibles and the production of playing cards.
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Ohio
Eighth grade graduates at Prairie View school
Eighth grade graduates named Mary Flanagan Sharon Hexom Robert Bredeson Cecil Daly Richard Flanagan and Calvin Swenson. The Prairie View school closed for the year with a picnic Sunday. Miss Eunice Flanagan was given a gift. Rosemary Feller will teach next year. Roosevelt school students toured Freeport by Mothers group visiting W T Rawleigh Co plant Structo toy factory and were feted at a dinner. The school had a 100 percent reading circle and the picnic will be held Sunday. John Un
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Prairie View School
Mary Flanagan
Sharon Hexom
Robert Bredeson
Cecil Daly
Richard Flanagan
Calvin Swenson
Eunice Flanagan
Rosemary Feller
Roosevelt School
Freeport
Mothers Group
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Structo
John UN
Eighth graders graduate as Wayne Center closes
The eight grade class from Wayne Center School in rural South Wayne graduates after a trip to Dubuque for a picnic near Sunbeam baking plant and Fenelon trolley ride. Accompanied by teacher Mrs buddy May and Mines, students include Oscar Saalsan Wayne Martin George Winters Wesley Wolfe Lloyd Burkhalter and Robert Erickson. Eleanor Martin graduates as well.
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Wayne Center
Wayne
Dubuque
Sunbeam Baking
Fenelon
Buddy May
Oscar Saalsan
Wayne Martin
George Winters
Wesley Wolfe
Lloyd Burkhalter
Robert Erickson
Eleanor Martin
Downtown New York to Host Massive Motel City
New York Central Railroad and a Manhattan realtor outlined plans for a 400 room Motel City to rise on the western side of Manhattan between 40th and 44th streets. The project would cover 2 1/2 acres above the railroad’s sunken tracks and be billed as the world’s largest motel.
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New York
Manhattan
New York Central Railroad
New York City
Wisconsin dairy inspections reveal 5.3 percent warned for milk sale violations
Wisconsin dairy inspectors conducted 2 223 farm inspections in late April checking construction equipment cleanliness cooling and milk-house standards. Nineteen farms 5 3 percent of those inspected received warnings to discontinue milk sales until irregularities are corrected. Pasture and hay stocks are up while early May weather slowed growth.
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Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
H. J. Weavers
Dairy and Food Division
Wisconsin
Dana Andrews Sued Over Traffic Crash Injury Claim
Actor Dana Andrews faces a $100 000 lawsuit for injuries allegedly suffered by 13 year old Diane Ward after Andrews vehicle collided with a car in which she was a passenger two years ago.
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Los Angeles
Dana Andrews
Diane Ward
Andrews
Committee Banks School Aid Setup
Washington House education committee, in a stormy session, deadlocked 15-15 on a bill for 1.5 billion dollars in federal school construction aid. Chairman Graham A. Barden and Rep. Landrum joined Republicans against a return to subcommittee for further hearings by June 5.
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Washington
House Education Committee
Graham A. Barden
Phil M. Landrum
D-Ga
Barden
House
Educator Sees Need For All Negro Schools
Dr. F. D. Patterson former Tuskegee Institute leader argues for private Negro colleges as vital despite Supreme Court rulings. He cites Mississippi Alabama Georgia and South Carolina as lacking race communication and says private campuses host cross racial dialogue leaders. He travels to spark the United Negro College Fund appeal for 2% million dollars.
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San Francisco
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
F. D. Patterson
Tuskegee Institute
United Negro College Fund
Lawrence Student Fulbright Winner
Lawrence College student John E. Haebig of Waupaca won a Fulbright Scholarship for a year abroad. He will study physical chemistry at Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt, as announced by Representative Melvin Laird's office.
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Washington
John E. Haebig
Lawrence College
Melvin Laird
R-Wis
Haebig
Waupaca
Johann Wolfgang Goethe University
Frankfurt
Liberal Deer Season Urged by Forest Service Proposal
A U S Forest Service recommendation for an earlier and broader deer season in northern Wisconsin was referred to the State Conservation Congress meeting in June. The Wisconsin Conservation Commission took no action, deferring to the congress. The plan suggests a November 8 opening north of State Highway 64, with some areas open to deer of any sex, and hearings on bullhead fish removals under 1957 legislation. Lawrence Bentley reported department receipts through April 30 at about 480000 dollars above prior estimates, including 160000 from camp deer permits with no prior estimate.
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Madison
U. S. Forest Service
Wisconsin
State Conservation Congress
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Commission
Congress
Forest Service
Lawrence Bentley
Conservation Department
Prize witness or reckless driver leads chase to Santa route
Bakersfield Police booked Virginia Tyson 28 Los Angeles on a reckless driving charge after a 20 mile chase at speeds to 115 mph. Tyson told Officer Bright Bell she was on her way to testify in a sanity hearing for a friend.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Bright Bell
Virginia Tyson
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Payments Down On State s Milk
Wisconsin prices for milk sold in April May averaged 3.20 per hundred pounds, down from March and 1957. The drop follows federal dairy price cuts effective April 1. March milk production totaled 1,594,000,000 pounds, up from 1,565,000,000 in March 1957. Butter output rose 14 percent in March to 27,660,000 pounds. American cheese production in March reached 41,550,000 pounds, up about 2 percent from a year ago.
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Madison
Federal- State Crop Reporting Service
Wisconsin
Darlington Students To Be Feted Saturday
Holy Rosary school in Darlington will join five Wisconsin elementary schools at the State Award Day in Madison. The event, hosted by the State Historical Society, honors Junior Historian participants with Bush awards seeded by the Wisconsin Association of County Supervising Teachers. Thurman O. Fox will present the regional awards and Madison Turners will host a program as registration opens at 10 30 a m. A tour of the society building and new museum exhibitions will highlight the day.
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Holy Rosary
Darlington
Wisconsin
Madison
The
State Historical Society
Wisconsin Association of County
Maybell Bush
State Department of Public Instruction
Thurman O. Fox
Plymouth Lakeland to Honor Norman A Scho walter
West Bend industrialist and civic leader Norman A Scho walter will receive an honorary doctorate from Plymouth Lakeland College at the 96th annual Commencement exercises on June 1.
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Plymouth
Lakeland College
Norman A. Schowalter
West Bend
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