300 Theaters Premiere Stromboli Sets Record
HOLLYWOOD February 4 The film Stromboli starring Ingrid Bergman under Roberto Rossellini will premiere in 300 theaters. The event spans most RKO houses and 100 in Greater New York with massive ads. Bergman recently gave birth in Rome and may wed Rossellini by February 15.
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Stromboli
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Roberto Rossellini
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RKO
New York
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Miss Bergman
Rossellini
Rome
Peter Lindstrom
Memphis
Indiana
Women Freed On Condition They Leave Town
Four women arrested by deputy sheriffs agreed to leave town to escape six month jail terms. Justice of the Peace A J Flood suspended the jail terms on condition they move outside Maricopa County. The women Jean Marie Anderson Thelma Scott Jean Barnes and Peggy Harris faced charges of residing in a house of ill fame and vagrancy. Miss Scott was held for immigration authorities after it was learned she came to the United States from Canada on a visitor's permit.
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Justice of the Peace
A. J. Flood
West Phoenix
Maricopa County
Jean Marie Anderson
Thelma Scott
Jean Barnes
Grand Avenue
Peggy Harris
North 32Nd Street
Miss Scott
United States
Canada
Ingrid's Son May Get Lindstrom Last Name
Ingrid Bergman may name her baby Roberto Lindstrom or plan to adopt the Lindstrom surname under Italian law after birth in Rome. The infant, seven pounds fourteen ounces, could receive American citizenship via his father Dr. Pettr Lindstrom. Bergman and Roberto Rossellini weigh possibilities of a Catholic wedding and a church annulment of his prior marriage.
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Lindstrom
Rome
Roberto Lindstrom
Ingrid Bergman
Gino Sotis
Roberto Rossellini
Rossellini
Pettr Lindstrom
Hollywood
Pier Luigi Guidotti
Roberto
Sotis
Miss Bergman
Juarez
Mexico
Italy
Oriolo Romano
Francesco Diamanti
Villa Margherita Clinic
Diamanti
Vatican
Marcella de Marchis
Vienna
Turin
United States
Marquess of Milford Haven to marry Romaine Dahlgren Pierre Simpson
In Washington on February 4, the Marquess of Milford Haven and Romaine Dahlgren Pierre Simpson planned a ceremony at National Presbyterian Church at 4 p.m. The groom David Mountbatten, 30, is Queen Victoria’s great great grandson and King George VI’s second cousin. The bride, 26, heiress from a historic American family and a divorcee, hosted a pre-nuptial dinner for about 100 guests at the F Street Club with King Peter of Yugoslavia and Archduke Franz Joseph of Austria among attendees.
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Washington
Marquess of
Milford Haven
Romaine Dahlgren
Pierre Simpson
David Michael Mountbatten
Queen Victoria
George VI
England
National Presbyterian Church
Edward L. R. Elson
Clark McIlwaine
F Street Club
King Peter
Yugoslavia
Franz Joseph
Austria
News From Phoenix A busy day in Arizona city notes
Sheila Maike, 3, hurt after being struck near her home on East Hess Street. Harold Ray Tyer, 35, detained in Phoenix jail pending removal to Los Angeles for $375 bad checks. Police detain after noon at the Phoenix post office. Arizona Wisconsin Club plans a card and dance party at Pepsi-Cola Auditorium Tuesday 7 30 p.m. Former Wisconsin residents invited. James S. Francis of Peoria re elected chairman of Arizona unit of National Cotton Council in Memphis. Other state reps named include Kemper Marley and Robert W. Dickey plus merchant delegates J. W. Bennett and T. Ed Peterson Jr. and others. Gene Doyle, chairman of Arizona State Hospital Board, to discuss state hospital at Peoria Farm Bureau meeting Tuesday night with pot luck dinner. Phoenix Optimist Club members toured Police Academy as luncheon program guests of Chief Earl O Clair. Gun range demo by Earl Dean and Charles Hodges. Phoenix Songwriters meet at Kathryn Walter home 3028 East Mulberry Street tomorrow 3 to 5 p.m. Phoenix Pioneer Garrison and Auxiliary to install officers at 5 p.m. tomorrow at Garrison HQ 216 West Washington Street. Bids called Feb 2 for drilling a water supply well at Wellton Mohawk Gila Project site near Wellton. Hal Jacobson, 47, of Denver, granted probation in 1948 for bogus checks, headed to Arizona State Prison for one to two years. probation revoked for leaving state without notice.
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James S. Francis
Peoria
Arizona
National Cotton Council
Memphis
Tenn
Kemper Marley
Robert W. Dickey
J. W. Bennett
T. Ed Peterson
J. S. Doherty
W. T. Kendall
William A. West
Tom Rollo
Charles Laughlin
Phoenix
Hold up ends after night at Scorpion Gulch tavern
A man named Wong was robbed of cash after a woman lured him to Scorpion Gulch at park entrance. They walked, she sang, and matches were used as signals before a masked thief bound him with tape. They fled in a waiting car leaving Wong to seek help at the tavern.
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Scorpion Gulch
Wong
Inventor of the Modern Non-Poisonous Match
William A. Fairburn devised the modern non-poisonous match in 1911, revolutionizing safe strike methods and household use.
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William A. Fairburn
Scarlet fever at Phoenix Indian School prompts quarantine
Scarlet fever infected about 100 of 675 pupils at the Phoenix Indian School since January. C E Morelock, superintendent, notes most cases are mild and only a few remain. State Health Department vital statistics bureau records 38 of 49 state cases last week at the school, located at Third Street and Indian School Road.
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Phoenix Indian School
C. E. Morelock
Vital Statistics Bureau of the
State Health Department
Third Street
Indian School Road
Morelock
Spy Hunt Reveals British Scientist’s Atomic Spy Role
Officials said the immunity arrangement allowed British and American scientists to work freely, aiding Russia with information to explode an atom bomb last summer. Major General Leslie Groves testifies before Congress, Hoover reports Fuchs’ complete confession, and dangers of bypassing security are debated as U S and Britain reexamine wartime collaboration.
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Fuchs
U. S
Leslie R. Groves
Manhattan Project
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Groves
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
London
Hoover
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Britain
England
Germany
United States
Floods Rise and Refugees Shelter Across Rivers in Midwest
Floods surpass earlier levels as 23,000 Arkansas flood refugees receive aid. St Francis River recedes while Coast Guard boats save trapped residents. Red Cross nurse Mary Crain assists stranded families from Minneapolis, aiding injured man and pneumonia case. Ohio River expected to crest near Cincinnati at 59 feet. About 12,000 refugees in Ohio basin begin returning home to shovel muck. Kentucky sees relief as nearly 10,000 displaced.
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St. Francis
Clinton Critchfield
Coast Guard
Red Cross
Mary Crain
Miss Crain
Minneapolis
Hughes
Ark
Ohio
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Chinese Reds Again Ask Place In U N
Peiping radio says Vice Foreign Minister Li Keming sent messages to U N officials demanding the Communist appointee sit on the U N Economic and Social Council meeting Feb 7 at Lake Success. Chi Chao-ting named to the post and urged an early reply, with the non expulsion of Nationalist delegates called unjustifiable. Chi heads the Central Bureau for Administering Enterprises With Foreign Capital, described as a non-partisan democrat.
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United Nations
Peiping
Li Keming
U. N
U. N. Economic and Social Council
Lake Success
San Francisco
Associated Press
Chi Chao-ting
Chi
Soil Conservation Demonstration Tour Slated Feb 23
About 300 farmers and businessmen from Safford and Graham County will tour multiple sites on February 23 starting at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints in Safford. The itinerary includes land leveling, green manure planting, permanent pasture study, dam inspection, bank protection, sandbagging, and a lunch at Dodge Nevada Diversion Dam. Officers and future agenda items of the Gila Valley Soil Conservation District are noted. The Graham County Electric Co-Operative plans its February 11 membership meeting in Thatcher with nominations and bylaw amendments on the agenda.
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Dick Layton
Highway 70
Safford and
Thatcher
George Mattice
Pima
Dodge-Nevada
Ed Howard
Graham Canal
Gila Valley
Graham County Electric Co-Operative
Gila Junior College
W. A. Batty
W. B. Mattice
M. M. Layton
C. P. Gould
Queen Mary Ends Roughest Atlantic Crossing
The Queen Mary completed its roughest Atlantic crossing in history as 50-foot waves and 60 mph gales battered the liner for six days. Fifty-three of 1,844 passengers were injured during the voyage arriving at Southampton.
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Southampton
Eng
Tax Burden Jump Fifty Years Later
Fifty years ago federal taxes averaged 3.88 dollars per person. Today the burden has surged to around 270 dollars per head, reflecting a dramatic rise in tax levels over time.
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Gene Doyle
Arizona State Hospital Board of Control
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Phoenix Optimist Club
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Earl Dean
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Goldwaters
Globe Furniture Company
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Harry’s Furniture & Appliance
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Wolf & Nuttall Inc
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Gila Bend
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Glendale
Parker
Bob
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Scottsdale
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Willmoth Appliance Co
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FE. Washington
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Grand Ave
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Tempe
Curry Home Appliance
Laird & Dines
Dros Smith’s
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