Scott snubs Oscar Patton wins seven awards
The article reports Scott snubbing the Oscar while Patton dominates with seven awards. Producer Frank McCarthy comments on Scott’s stance and its possible vote impact. Daniel Taradash notes he wasn’t invited to the ceremony and the academy will keep Scott’s Oscar.
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Oscar
Patton
Pattan
Frank McCarthy
Aandleray
Bell
Sherwer
McCarthy
Scoll
Academy
Moelion
Picture Arts and
Sci- Tacor
Academe
Daniel Taradash
Beak
Herid Nal
Taradash
Seal
Oscar For His Supporting Role In “the Mustler,” “Patton” Also Won Forest Sound
Economy Rise Blocks Lax Slash on First Quarter
The article notes General Motors led GNP gains, while overall inflation and slack persisted. It cites a Commerce official and the Council of Economic Advisers on production, stockpiles, and government spending as drivers of growth, with consumer saving still-outpacing spending at about 7.2 percent of disposable income.
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General Motors
GNP
Tel McCracken
Council of Beanoite Advisers
Tarot C. Passer
Comsmerce Department
FBI Critics Hit for Fear Tactics in Peaceful Protests
The article reports lawmakers and critics clashing over FBI surveillance claims tied to peaceful demonstrations. Mitchell defends FBI activity while Muskie and Boggs face countercharges about government spying on political figures and potential interference with dissent.
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FBI
Mitchell
Baseball in 1937 Yankees Dominate Prewar Era Parks List
An OCR fragment recalls 1937 baseball, the Yankees sweeping the World Series with stars like DiMaggio Gehrig and Ruth era gone. It lists the National and American League parks including Ebbets Field Polo Grounds Forbes Field Wrigley Field Fenway Park and more. It also mentions local activities at Dr King Park and Dixieland music options in the Long Beach area.
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Q. Gould
Long Beach
Let's
New York
Lou Gehrig
Bill Dickey
Tony Lavveri
Joe Gordon
Tommy Henrich
Charley Keller
Johnny Murphy
Red Rolfe
Joe
Ducky) Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Charles Gehringer
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Ebbets Field
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Forbes Field
Boston Braves
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Cincinnati Betts
Crosley
Philadelphia Phillies
St Louis Cardinals
Sportsman's Park
New York Yankees
Yankee
Cleverland Indians
Municipal Stadium
Chicago White Spa
Comiskes Park
Washington Senators
Griffith
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Fire damages Figueroa Elementary in Los Angeles
A fire likely started by arsonists caused about 50000 damage to Figueroa Elementary School at 610 W 10th St in south-central Los Angeles. City fire officials reported two officers observed the blaze around 2 am. Five fire companies fought the flames for roughly 15 minutes before bringing it under control.
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Los Angeles
Figueroa
Nairobi cinema chief Armand Denis dies at 74
Nairobi Kenya veteran film director and wildlife conservationist Armand Denis died Thursday after a long illness. Denis, who adopted Africa as his home in 1935, was 74.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPE
Armand Denis
Africa
California bay airport plan sparks massive harbor city project
A 800000 engineering study backed by Macro Synetic Systems outlines a midbay airport complex between Long Beach and San Pedro. It envisions a 16 square mile manmade island with 5,000 acres for the airport, 800 for harbor uses, 1,500 for industry, and 2,500 for a city district. The center would include a deep harbor, subterranean transit, and a free port, potentially employing up to 3.2 million over 40 years and creating beaches and a large boat harbor while minimizing fog and noise impacts.
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Macro Synelic Systems
California Saa Pedr Bay Intercontinental Airport
Agittle
Macro Synetic
Anil
Long Beach
San Pedro
Presidential board urges rail pay hikes to 42 percent
A presidential board recommends raises of up to 42 percent over 42 months for railroad signalmen facing a nationwide strike. The raise would lift hourly pay from $3.81 to $5.42 for current signalmen, with monthly-paid crews on a separate formula. The move aims to form a basis for contract talks between the National Railroad Labor Conference and the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen, which represents about 10,000 workers.
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Washington i
National Railway Labor Conference
Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen
Labor Department
Last burning Gulf oil well finally choked off
New Orleans officials said the last stubborn wild well on a Shell Oil Co. drilling platform in the Gulf of Mexico was finally snuffed today, ending a daylong battle against fire and pollution. The incident halted operations and prompted safety reviews as crews worked to contain the spill and assess environmental impact.
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Shell Oil Co
Gulf of Mexico
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