Hollywood Notes on Joan of Arc and Other Screen Trends
Dramatic trial scenes in Joan of Arc feature familiar faces like James Kirkwood and Herbert Rawlinson. Bob Hope recalls USO spectacle star Billy Romano. Raymond Burr survives a near fatal crash to continue acting. Sports Coverage previews and The Search shoot in occupied Germany with Montgomery Clift. My Girl Tisa prints slated for citizenship classes. Make Believe Ballroom heads to Columbia with six bands. Fanny Brice records dinners for Baby Snooks. Cathy Lewis and Marie Wilson embrace new and old looks. Hollywood Brown Derby updates likenesses on its walls.
Dark Horse Watch: Ike Out, Stassen Leads Dewey in GOP Talk
BAUKHAGE notes a volatile GOP scene as Eisenhower exits, leaving Dewey and Stassen as contenders. He cites a Roper poll showing Stassen strongest in key regions, while Dewey allies cling to “smoke-filled room” dynamics and Joe Martin emerges as a potential alternative.
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United States
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Roper
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Stassen
Enlid Ganth
Democratic Party
National Press Club
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Gen
Mar Bradley
Sherman
Douglas MacArthur
Washington
Joe Martin
Congress
Joe
House
Senate
Tax Cuts Hinge On Slump Blueprint For Soil Plan
Senate finance members warn a continued commodity price decline could wipe out income tax reductions this year. Debate grows over shifting the soil conservation program from federal to state control with 10,500 agents and about 476,128 farms covered. Taft campaigns in the West urging careful foreign aid policy to protect domestic economy. UN assembly site choices narrow to Paris Brussels Geneva or The Hague.
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Dem
Ill
Senate Finance Committee
Lucas
Owen Brewster
Rep
Finance Committee
Harry Byrd
Treasury
Byrd
Congress
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Harry D. Cooley
N. C
Agriculture Department
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Washington
Farm Bureau
Robert Taft
Ohio
G.O.F
White House
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Chicago
Taft
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Paris
Brussels
Geneva
The
Hague
Trygve Lie
U. N
General Assembly
Europe
Federal Soil Conservation Service
Science Still Trying Plague Struck 600 Years Ago
A historical look at the Black Death of 1348 and its global toll. It traces origins to Egypt, spread via black rats and fleas, and notes estimates of millions dead in Europe and Asia. It also covers modern plague science, treatments like sulfa drugs and streptomycin, and new control agents.
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China
India
Egypt
Asia
U. S. Health Service
Kansas
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Aline MacMahon
Wendell Corey
Jarmila Novotna
Metropolitan Opera Company
U. S. Department of Immigration
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My Girl
Tisa
Lilli Palmer
Sam Wanamaker
Columbia Pictures
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Fanny Brice
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Marie Wilson
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