Jack Webb switches to Marine Corps for The D I
Hollywood star Jack Webb leaves the Los Angeles Police Department to join the United States Marine Corps as a drill instructor role in The D I. He describes the intense drill environment at Parris Island and notes a heavy production schedule including Dragnet TV renewal. Webb lost 17 pounds during 21 days of filming and pressed to start the film quickly to coincide with touring.
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Rohebough To Address Vocational Association
Jackson's Mill West Virginia Vocational Association set for April 26 27 with Rohe bough delivering the address The event expects about 200 attendees including John M Lowe state supervisor of vocational education provided the projection
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Democrats Create Policy Group In West Virginia
Democrats in West Virginia form a three member policy committee of top party leaders to map strategy. The informal meeting in Charleston heard concerns over the party’s standing and past officeholders’ alleged misconduct linked to last year’s election. Participants called for new faces and stronger reform to restore voter trust.
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Mike Wallace sparks a nationwide trend in TV interviews
Charles Mercer notes Mike Wallace has become a phenomenon shaping television and radio interviewing. ABC TV plans a weekly Wallace program starting April 28 as imitators rise nationwide, though few have seen him in action. Wallace’s in-depth research and focused questioning set him apart. Kate Smith returns for a one hour ABC TV special on April 2 with stars, then declines a permanent comeback citing grind.
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March Of Science Warns Low Pay Hurting Lab Tests
Dr. Lewis Smith of Dallas tells the American Academy of General Practice that many health tests are unreliable due to underpaid medical technologists. A three state survey found 42 to 62 percent of blood measurements unsatisfactory, affecting treatment decisions and potentially causing misdiagnoses or deaths.
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Tomb of 3 Christian Martyrs Found Under St Denis
After twelve years of digging, the tomb of three fifth century Christian martyrs was uncovered beneath the Church of St Denis. Jean Jules Pierre Formige, chief architect of historic monuments, stated the find confirms legends that Sts Denis Eteuthere and RusUque were buried together in a single grave.
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He's Ready To Quit
One of the last members of a 107 year old pact to contact the dead says it is time to quit after 18 years with no results. Charles D. Noble plans to stop attempting contact with deceased figures including Howard Thurston Clarence Darrow and Carveth Wells. He will not name a successor to continue the pact.
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