Circus Beatsky Circus Stars Set for April 3 in Phoenix
Circus Beatty features clowns wild tigers elephants and aerialists in Phoenix at 26th and East Washington Streets. Clyde Beatty will crack a blacksnake whip before 15 minute battles with lions and tigers in a steel arena described as the most hazardous animal feat. The bill also includes The Great Barton Caudilo Sisters Flying Esquedos and rope walkers with shows at 3 and 8 p.m.
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Population rise in Virgin Islands reaches 26,665
The Bureau of the Census reports a population increase of 1,776 in the Virgin Islands over the past decade, bringing total residents to 26,665.
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Virgin Islands
Bureau of the Census
Belgium To Take War Loss Claims
American citizens whose property was lost or damaged in Belgium during World War II can now file compensation claims. The Foreign Ministry announced that all claims must be submitted before June 11, 1951. Ship cargo or crew personal property may be claimed, but losses to ships themselves are not eligible.
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Brussels
Belgium
Foreign Ministry
Train Auto Crash Kills 5 Teenagers
In Indianapolis five teenagers died when a Pennsylvania passenger train collided with their automobile late last night. The victims were Karl Stephen Son 18 Patricia Pray 17 Larry Gillum 18 Patricia Allstatt 17 and Barton Spencer 19.
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Karl Stephenson
Patricia Pray
Larry Gillum
Patricia Allstatt
Barton Spencer
Assignment America column on hold for Inez Robb illness
The columnist Inez Robb is ill today and her regular feature Assignment America will resume on her return. The note informs readers the column is temporarily paused and returns when Robb is able to write again.
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Inez Robb
America
New York Society Snippets Stir Newsrooms and Courts
A bustling New York scene features Lane Trimbee amid ex-wife Barbara Stanwyck rumors, Cholly Justice and Mary Davis in chatter, plus Hedy Lamarr gem theories and Greta Garbo romance talks. Exiled King Peter suits a shipping line, and Doroth Schiff cliques with Annenberg amid postwar gossip. Frank Costello case tactics loom as Ruthrauff & Ryan plans merge revealing Easter usher prop. Ella Reeve Bloor worsens in Quakertown, while Amtorg chief Rebrov recalled to Moscow sparks fears of a purge.
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Walter Winchell and Hollywood in HUAC era chatter
A jumble of 1951 celebrity political talk and ads. The notes reference Walter Winchell, possible HUAC probe links, a cancer slogan contest with a Buick prize, and various entertainment hints. Mentions include Chas Merrill, RCA Victor releases, Martha Stewart, Lillian Hellman, and Flagstad, among scattered industry tidbits.
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KOOL Plans TV Network Expansion in Arizona
KOOL plans a local Phoenix station and eventual TV network expansion led by Gene Autry of Maricopa Broadcasters. The Adams Hotel will host the network hub with a 350 foot steel tower planned. KOOL has leased hotel space, filed for a Channel 7 construction permit, and ordered about $400,000 in equipment awaiting FCC lift of the TV freeze this fall.
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Nevada Appeal Sold to Texas Executives
Carson City Nevada March 21 The Nevada Appeal the state’s oldest newspaper has been sold for an undisclosed price to a corporation led by R E Carpenter of Wichita Falls Texas who will serve as president and general manager He has 27 years in Texas and Oklahoma press ventures Joining him are C W Parkinson and D W Reynolds Reynolds publishes the Las Vegas Review Journal and runs newspapers and radio stations in Texas and Oklahoma
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Las Vegas Review-Journal
Radio dramatizes Phoenician script tonight
Former hotel houseman Robert Trueblood hears the first script he wrote dramatized on the Dr. Christian Show at 6 30 p m West KOOL. The 30 minute piece Custody of the Child was entered last year in the Trueblood won a national writing contest. Trueblood worked at Hotel Westward Ho and Allison Steel Manufacturing in Phoenix five years. The plot centers on a divorce case with an unusual twist where a typographical error awards custody to the wife. Dr. Christian assists in mending the marriage.
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Square Dance Classes and Clubs Schedule Evening Sessions
A dense list of square dance events across Phoenix area venues. Callers and instructors include Johnny Melton Joe Boykin Henry Wasselewskki and others. Classes at Madison Sunnnyslope Wayside Hall West Phoenix High School and more with times around 8 p m and clubs at Roosevelt Chandler Glendale Mesa Eloy and other locations.
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Parley Called On War Roles For Radio TV
The FCC summoned about 3100 broadcasters for a conference in Washington to discuss national security and the role of radio and television stations during an armed attack. Invitations reached 2353 standard radio, 683 FM, and 109 television outlets, with two representatives per group. The Air Defense Command will join for idea exchange.
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Gracie Allen Reporting Feat Turns to Marriage Forgiveness
In Montreal a woman withdrew assault charges after marrying the accused, presenting a love story on the first day of spring. Gracie Allen riffs on how restraint and forgiveness shape affection, noting how some husbands pay ticket money after quarrels, deepening love.
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The Redhead and the Cowboy film review
A Paramount Western set in the Civil War era New Mexico Territory follows Glenn Ford as a wandering cowboy wrongfully accused of murders. Rhonda Fleming stars as a mysterious redhead with Edmond O Brien as a sharp agent. The trio uncovers a Confederate espionage plot and stops an attempted Union gold train raid. The film is described as average for its genre.
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Margaret Truman to co star with James Stewart in Jackpot
Margaret Truman was set to play opposite James Stewart in Jackpot, her first dramatic role. The broadcast is part of the Screen Directors Playhouse on NBC, slated for April 26.
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