Stormhurst Manor A Nation’s Identity and Duty
Val sails toward Jamaica with Mrs Featherstone and Dirk Hansen aboard the S S Caribbean. Dirk defends Stormhurst Manor as England’s ancestral foundation while Mrs Featherstone obsesses over propriety and a distant romance. Val questions duty, restlessness, and the pull of home as they depart England.
Clerk Receives Poison Letter Over Fitchburg Tickets
In Fitchburg mass a girl clerk in the district court opened an envelope with two labels marked poison. Inside was a letter from an irate Clinton motorist complaining of overtime parking summonses in Fitchburg. He said he had not been in Fitchburg for six months and urged the court to stop sending tickets.
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Stormhurst Manor
England
Tom
Henry the Eighth
Fitchburg
Mass
District Court
Clinton
Payne views foundation hospital through patient eyes
Hugh G. Payne general manager of the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation checked into a hospital near his office for bursitis, offering a patient’s eye view of the foundation hospital environment.
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Oklahoma City
Hugh G. Payne
The
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
Foundation
Payne
World Population Climbing Rapidly 1954 UN figures
The United Nations in New York reports global population at about 2.652 billion in 1954 with an error margin up to 133 million. The Demographic Yearbook lists by region and country major totals including Asia 1.451 billion, Europe 404 million, the Americas 357 million, Africa 210 million, Oceania 14.4 million, Red China 583 million, India 377 million, Soviet Union 214 million, United States 162 million, Japan 88 million, Indonesia 81 million, and Pakistan 80 million.
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Asia
Europe
Russia
Americas
Africa
Oceania
Red
China
India
Soviet Union
United States
Japan
Indonesia
Pakistan
Marriage Retirement Slated by Musician
LOS ANGELES Orchestra leader Charlie Barnet aged 42, filing his ninth marriage, says he may retire from the matrimonial scene. His wife Linda Joyce Johnson, 23, obtained an annulment of their proxy Mexican marriage in Superior Court, claiming the papers were not notarized and thus invalid. Barnet told a newsman he "had better retire" after the brief union.
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Los Angeles
Charlie Barnet
Linda Joyce Johnson
Superior Court
Miss Johnson
Barnet
Santa Fe gives water tank to Brownfield with caveat
The Santa Fe Railroad donated a water tank to Brownfield but required its removal. City workers dug out the cement anchor and tried to tip the tank, when a Texas mother reportedly blew up and knocked the tank onto its side, aiding the task and saving the city about 150 dollars.
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Brownfield
Tex
Santa Fe Railroad
Texas Morther
Ronald Howard visits Hollywood to forge his own path
Hollywood briefs note Ronald Howard, son of Leslie Howard, is in Hollywood for his first visit in 19 years. The 38 year old actor discusses living up to his father’s legacy, starring in Django as a Southern officer, and his Paris TV work with Sherlock Holmes. Betty Grable’s love of horses and TV work contrasts with her film fame. The piece also recalls Buster Keaton’s name origin via Houdini and their upcoming biopic.
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Hollywood
Ronald Howard
Leslie Howard
England
Leslie
Howard
Ashley Wilkes
Ronald
Django
Heavies
Spain
Sherlock Helmes
Paris
Harry James
Betty Grable
Betty
Jameses
NBC
Bob Hope
Cabinet Offers Many Uses for Families
A detailed feature follows Lou Pack and Ernie Kovacs as they navigate a demanding schedule in New York, revealing Kovacs daily routines from 5:10 a.m. wakeups to 2 a.m. show writing sessions and summer plans for a Sid Caesar Show. The piece touches RCA CCTV use at Weirton steel, then shifts to a consumer note on adaptable cabinets, DIY patterns, and a pattern department offer.
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New York
Lou Pack
Central Park West
Pack
ABC
Lou
Ernie
Ernie Kovacs
NBC
Edie Adams
Kovacs
New York Athletic Club
Edie
Man Kovacs
Sid Caear
Pattern Department
Raleigh Register
P. O
Pleasantville
N. Y
Ministers Bear Emotional Lead at Parkersburg Conference
West Virginia Seventh Day Adventists held a Bible conference and camp meeting in Parkersburg where Eldine W. Dunbar warned ministers face an increased emotional load amid fear and uncertain futures. Adam F. Ruf was reelected president as the biennial meeting concluded and a new $70,000 administration building was dedicated.
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Parkersburg
Bible Conference
West Virginia
Seventh-Day Adventists
Eldine W. Dunbar
General Conference of Adventists
Adam F. Ruf
Build a Patio Roof For Summer and All Year Use
Directions for a family patio roof outlining permanent frame with 4 by 6s and 2 by 6s or a temporary summer cover with 2 by 6s and 2 by 4s. Includes footing, post preparation, framing, rafter spacing, bracing, waterproofing, and finishing steps.
Tire trouble leads to discovery at Tucson gas station
Paula Schrieber drove to a Tucson gas station with a flat tire and asked the attendant to fix it. Inside the station, a glass ash tray left there for months was found lodged between the tire and wheel, prompting the discovery.
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Tucson
Alex
Paula Schrieber
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