Inflat able Brassiere Nets 500000 Suit
In New Haven a $550,000 damage suit unfolds in Superior Court over inventor James R. Van Buren personifying an inflatable brassiere with a self closing valve. Anchor Rubber Company of Orange, Van Buren’s employer, and LaResista Corset Co of Bridgeport are named defendants. The suit alleges LaResista agreed to manufacture the device using Anchor materials but rejected the invention as unsound and then promoted it with a large advertising push.
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Composer Weds Secretary in Secret San Francisco Honeymoon
Rudolf Friml, composer of The Vagabond King and Rose Marie, secretly married his 39 year old Chinese American secretary Kay Ling in San Francisco today and began a quiet honeymoon at an undisclosed location.
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Sculptor Ferri Opines Christ Stature And Build
Rome April 17 A 22 year study of the Holy Shroud of Turin leads sculptor Lorenzo Ferri to believe Jesus stood about six feet two inches tall with a majestic face and athletic build. He argues Christ was a noble figure with a strong chest and well formed limbs based on Shroud evidence preserved in Turin since 1578. Ferri cites the cloths link to Lirey France and notes Vatican encouragement though authenticity remains debated.
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Fan Tan Game Access in Chinatown Bribe Attempt
In a Chinatown restaurant Liddell seeks entry to the Fan Tan game, bribery fails as a Chinese staffer explains the game is for Chinese patrons only and funded by the banks to aid. Liddell pretends to contribute, but the aide insists Americans cannot gain entry and the money is for relief of Chinese unfortunates.
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So Help Me Harry Liddell and the Chinatown Meet
A fugitive prisoner serving five years tells deputy marshals of a driverless car he tried to stop before crossing state lines. In a city street he encounters Liddell and a mysterious Chinese contact who invites him to visit an important community member. The scene shifts to a stakeout at a hidden office as Simmy Kiming awaits. the tale continues.
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Sermons By a Dummy in Beausville Pa
Rev Gerland E Bonney of the Methodist church uses a wood doll dummy named Jerry to deliver sermons and aid hymn singing. The ventriloquist approach has drawn many listeners for about 20 years, with Jerry serving as a lead voice at gatherings.
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Skyhook to Launch Giant Balloon for Cosmic Ray Study
The Navy builds a 125000 foot unmanned skyhook balloon to study cosmic rays. The 178 foot diameter, 290 foot long balloon will carry an aluminum gondola with instruments for long high altitude observations. Automatic gondola release and parachute recovery are planned.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Ferry designed to handle 30 foot Fundy tides
A special car ferry designed for the Bay of Fundy will avoid high wharves by using built in ramps to beaches. The craft 92 feet long carries 14 cars with passengers and uses two diesel engines with propellers at both ends to move at 10 knots, tackling strong tides.
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Traveling Called Cure For Nerves
An 85 year old Huntington dressmaker known as Grandma Kate Rush travels by city bus to soothe nerves and combat loneliness from dim eyesight. She recites poetry for fellow riders, jokes with drivers, and prides herself on miles ridden in the last decade. She relies on a small pension and hopes for free rides from the bus company president.
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Kate Rush
Rush
Kanawha Firm Charged Over Steel Orders in 1951
National Authority charges Kanawha Manufacturing Co of Charleston with ordering 603 tons of carbon steel in the last quarter of 1951 when only 467 tons were allowed. Other regulation violations cited. Hearing set in Charleston before Commissioner J Forrester Davison of George Washington University. Agency seeks debarment from Priority allocations and material control. Company employs 240 workers.
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Rduction Authority
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J. Forrester Davison
George Washington University
Editors Oppose Reds in Press Galleries Fight
Washington heard a renewed demand that Tass reporters be barred from Congressional press galleries at the ASNE convention. ASNE President Alexander F. Jones urged barring Tass reps, citing William Oatis in Czechoslovakia and U.S. press freedom. The standing committee refused, saying Tass membership aligns with a free press concept.
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Burglars Loot Elks Service Center Leave Safe Intact
Burglars entered the Elks Service Center and caused damage to a door and cash register while ransacking dispensing machines, candy case, and storage cupboards. They left with little value, and a large safe remained untouched despite the break in.
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