Jenny Denies Summer Visit With Ingrid Bergman
In a Los Angeles custody trial Jenny Ann Bergman, 13, voiced a wish not to visit her mother Ingrid Bergman this summer. Dr Charis Biurdegrant testified the girl’s preference stems from her feelings toward Italian director Porto Rosellini, who separated her parents. The psychiatrist, Dr Sturdevant, noted the young girl’s views appear influenced by her father Dr Peter Tiacustiov.
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Los Angeles
Ingrid Bergman
Jenny Ann
Aly
Charis
Biurdegrant
Miss Bergman
Peter Tiacustiov
Porto Rossellini
Sturdevant
Linestrom
Finwall
Lturdevant
Rosscellini
Grandfather makes Phi Beta Kappa honor for Col Desmond Laub
LOS ANGELES Col. Des mond K. Laub aged 65 and grandfather earns Phi Beta Kappa after three years at the University of Southern California under the G I bill. A newspaperman 22 years mainly with the Detroit News and WWII intelligence officer, he graduates Saturday and urges elder study.
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Los Angeles
Desmond K. Laub
Laub
University of Southern California
G.I
Sears
Detroit News
Taft Forces Hold Lead as GOP Delegation Fight Looms
Taft supporters shape convention lineup in Chicago with MacArthur as keynote and Hallanan Millikin and Martin in top posts. AP tally shows Taft 464, Eisenhower 10, 299 undetermined. contestable delegations could decide the nomination. Democrats react with warnings of a military junta and rivalries within the party surface in Washington and Phoenix speeches.
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Robert Taft
Chicago
Cgen
Douglas MacArthur
Taft
GOP
Dwight Eisenhower
Walter S. Hallanan
West Virginia
Eisenhower
Associated Press
Texas
Louisiana
Georgia
Mississippi
Tue Aray
Massachusetts
Paul Dever
MacArthur
Hisenhower
Albert Wedemeyer
Dever
New York
Wedemeyer
National
Citizens- For-Taft Committee
W. Averell Harriman
Republican Party
Phoenix, Ariz
Foster Dulles
New Jersey
Maryland
Radio Schedule Fragment From KRIG Morning to Night
A partial listing shows KRIG programming and times from 1:25 to 7:00 with news, music, plays, and serials. Units include Say It with Music, Poole’s Paradise, The Green Hornet, Mutual Newsreel, MGM Theater, Dance Orchestra, and Organ Portraits among others.
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Green Hornet
Wild Bill Hickok
Fulton Lewis
Sports Mirror
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual
Radio Schedule Log Features Daily Program Lineup
The snippet lists broadcast times and show titles across multiple stations and days, including news hours, music segments, talks, and soap operas. Names of programs such as Trading Post Polka Parade Morn Devotions Perry Mason and Arthur Godfrey appear alongside time blocks and station notes.
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Carle
World News
Frites
Sons of Pioneers
Martin News
Eastening
News of America
Arthur Godfrey
Barn
Rosemary
Wendy Warren
Young Dr Malone
Helen Trent
Our Gal
Big Siste
Ed Costello
Cecils Cantanda
Sammy Stanford
Womens Teague
Perry Mason
N. Drake
Ma Perkins
Aunt Jenny
California Reds In Surprise Move
California defendants in a conspiracy case against overthrowing the U.S. government by force declined to contest the government's case. The 14 defendants, led by William Schneiderman, are known as the Communists' second string and began trial February 10.
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California Reds
Los Angeles
U.S
William C. Mathes
Communist Party
Philip M. Connelly
Dorothy
Ernest Otto Ox
Carl Lambert
Ben Dobbs
Henry Steinberg
Albert Lima
New York
Clark makes first palace visit to Emperor Hirohito
Gen. Mark Clark visited Emperor Hirohito in Tokyo today marking his first palace call in Japan. He was accompanied by U.S. Ambassador Robert D. Murphy during the call.
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Tokyo
Mark Clark
Japan
Emperor Hirohito
U.S
Robert D. Murphy
British Deny Frequaity in Red Cell
The British government denied a Daily Express report that atom spy Klaus Fuchs had been moved from Stafford Prison to Pentonville and that secret writings, a diary, and letters were smuggled from his cell. Home Office refuted claims, stating no transfers or diaries exist.
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London
Newsnoner
Cecll
Atom
Klaus Fuchs
Fuchs
Ruesta
The
Daily Express
Stafford
Birmingham
Pentonsvilla Iil
the Express
Emiruchs
Leipzig University
Soviet Zone
Germany
Replx
Home Office
Pentonville
First Circus Since War Returns to Manila Tonight
Manila crowds await a new American style circus, the first here since 1941 when the Pacific war began. Adults show enthusiasm while children scramble for seats as Gay Circuses brings entertainment to the city.
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Manila
Village decrees women’s monthly holiday for culture rise
Elders in Futa kawa Village Western Honshu declare a women’s holiday on the 15th each month. Men cook clean and perform chores while women are urged to elevate their cultural standards during the break.
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Tokyo
Futakawa
Honshu
Petrillo Renominated Unopposed At Musicians Union Talk
James C. Petrillo was renominated without opposition for president of the American Federation of Musicians. The election at the union's annual convention in Santa Barbara is expected to be a formality.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Singer seeks quick divorce from film star
Las Vegas the singer Johnny Johnston plans to wed Shirley Carmel former wife of a New York clothier as his third wife. He will seek a Mexican divorce soon from wife No 2. Kathryn Gray has an interlocutory California decree not yet final until October. Johnston wants freedom to marry Mrs Carmel before his August London singing engagement.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Johnny Johnston
Shirley Carmel
New York
Johnston
Kathryn Grayson
Honesty Pays Little At Florida Tourist Court
A maid at a St. Augustine tourist court found cash totaling 7193.11 dollars hidden under a pillow. She alerted management and the visitors were caught before leaving. The attendant received a five dollar reward for the discovery.
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ST. Augustine, Fla
Violent quake strikes San Juan capital. child killed feared
A violent earthquake rocked San Juan last night with initial reports of a child dead. Thousands fled as buildings toppled across the city near the Chilean border. San Juan, population about 80,000, was hit by a devastating quake nine years earlier that killed thousands.
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Buenos Aires
San Juan
Hitachi Shipbuilding Plans Tuna Boat Exports for Coal
Nihon Keizai reports Hitachi Shipbuilding of Osaka plans to export three steel tuna fishing boats to Russia in exchange for Sakhalin Island coal.
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Tokyo
Nihon Keizai
Hitachi Shipbuilding Company
Osaka
Russia
Sakhalin Island
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