Hollywood Gossip Buzz on Big Screen Exports and Romance
Hollywood trends rise as 70 mm and 65 mm film projects loom with big budget dreams. Rita Moreno, Eva Marie Saint, Nora Haymes gossip swirl while Ed ward G Robinson and Barbara Rush headlines stir brief scandals and personal tours.
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Dear Miss Dix Weary Wife Chooses Self Over Husband
Dorothy Dix recounts a six year marriage strained by a husband's infidelity and late nights. After an illness and separation she found improved health away from Owen. A letter of apology brings him back, but she no longer loves him or cares for the home as before.
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Owning Common Stock and Voting on NYSE
Stephen Potter asks about owning common stock in Hudson New York and explains that stockholders own part of a company, benefit from growth and dividends, and face value changes. NYSE stockholders vote for directors who select management and receive annual financial reports from listed companies.
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Dear Miss Dix Advice Columns Snapshot
A collage of early 20th century advice snippets and a recipe tip. The column covers relationship doubts from Bernice, Martin, and a young woman in love, with Horace Dix’s guidance on patience, reform, and emotional balance. A light food tip suggests clam cheese spread with watercress.
Essex After Hours Club Raid Arrests Ten In Baltimore Suburb
The Essex County Club raid by Baltimore county authorities ended with eighteen people arrested after a raid on an after hours club near Baltimore. Warren R. Kubler, proprietor, faces charges for permitting consumption after legal closing time. Two detectives reported they found alcohol and disturbances during the raid.
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Eleven Admitted To Club On Payfront Bail
In Frederick on March 1 1955 eleven persons were admitted to the club on payment of $6.45 bail for a one cent fee after being charged with illegally consuming beverages after hours. The remaining 17 arrests involved intoxicants after hours.
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