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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1952
Page
7
Henry McLemore argues for drastic legal change to curb Communists. He calls for stripping citizenship and lifelong imprisonment for party members, compares existing penalties to crimes, and criticizes civil liberties defenders while urging swift action.
Behind the Screen reports on a star swapping shoes with an electrician and Victor Mature details. George Stone returns in Bloodhounds of Broadway finding Hollywood faster and anxious. Shelley Winters presses a fur shop, while a TV agent pitches five mice as a band. Dean Martin Jerry Lewis jokes unfold with shaved ice snow prank.
A substitute Penryn postal clerk alerted authorities to narcotics hidden in Hong Kong magazines. Investigators recovered heroin valued at $100 000 and arrested Wing Luey Fong of North Sacramento on illegal possession charges. Bail set at five thousand dollars.
Hollywood May 31. Richard Widmark says he will return to his arch villain Tommy Udo persona in Episode O Henry's Bagdad on the Subway. He compares it to Kiss of Death and jokes about the hairpiece and sneer while noting contract frustrations and desire for more freedom after sixteen pictures in five years.
Police report three gold bricks valued at over 80 000 stolen last night from a mail cart on a railway station platform in Sudbury Ontario. The bricks weighing 190 pounds were bound for Ottawa from the west and placed on an open mail car during a busy transfer to a Toronto bound train. Provincial police set road blocks and city officers patrolled streets seeking suspects. last week thieves took four bricks valued at 115 000 from East Malartic Mines Co near Montreal with three later recovered.
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