Nightlife entangles Nancy Kelly with Phil Stanley
In Raleigh Re Register from November 16, 1953, Nancy Kelly a secretary, attracts Phil Stanley the city’s wealthy bachelor. A theatre date leads to social scrutiny at a club and lobby, exposing Nancy to Stanley’s social set and family tensions at home. The piece follows Nancy’s balancing act amid looming financial worry and familial upheaval as the romance unfolds.
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Phil Stanley
Humphrey Charles
Nancy Kelly
Mr. Charles
Phil
Nancy
University Club
Linda van Vliet
Utopia
Tim
Tom
Moira
Sam Sykes
Larry” Patrick
Kelly
Stanley
Lake Drive
River Hills
Miss Kelly
Sylvia Staunton
Harriet Clayton
Mr. Fairchild
Mr. Thornberry
Sylvia
Harriet
Tod Thornberry
Tod
Ted Thornberry
Bob Fairchild
Empire Room
Supports Federal Aid for Highways
Washington Senator Case, a Republican and chair of the Senate Public Works subcommittee on federal aid to highways, opposes the drive to end federal financing and planning of national highway construction. He argues the federal role is needed for coordinated planning and a national voice, despite Eisenhower commission debates and governors backing shift away from federal aid.
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Washington
Sen. Case
R-Sd
South
Clarence E. Manion
Case
One Million Three Hundred Thousand Dollar Will Contest
In Charles Town West Virginia a nephew Carl B Goetz of Los Angeles leads a court challenge to Miss Jennie Goetz s $1800000 estate and a will directing banks to distribute funds to charity If the trust is ruled invalid the relatives would inherit the fortune The estate is largely securities and valued at about 1800000
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Charles Town
W. Va
Jennie Goetz
First Nations Bank of Washington
Old National Bank of Martinsburg
Carl Goetz
Ben
Youth Confesses Killing 3 Persons in Floodwood
A 17 year old youth in Floodwood Minnesota confessed to a dawn shooting spree that killed George Snyder 61 and his wife 56 at their home and Richard Demars 18 a ward of the state. The youth said he could not recall details and described the killings as senseless. He told village marshal Tuokkonen and was held as prosecutors prepared custody.
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Timothy Kelly
Mother Kelly
Nancy
Tom
Maria
Sam Sykes
Sam
Moira
Kelly's
Kim
Floodwood
Minn
Minnesota
George Snyder
Richard Demars
Snyders
Demars
Francis Tuokkanen
Leonard
Hokkonen
Sam Owens
Duluth
Owens
Publishers Weigh New State Press Association Change
Charleston publishers consider dissolving the West Virginia Publishers Assn to form a new State Press Assn at a special meeting at a downtown hotel. The State Newspaper Council dissolved last month in Morgantown to form the new body. Frances Ogden Stubblefield of Charleston elected first president, also heads the Ogden newspaper chain.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Ex-Financial Angel Of GOP Turns Critic In St Louis
Edgar M. Queeny chairman of Monsanto complains in Monsanto Magazine that U S policy in Korea and elsewhere spends too much and "tosses money around" harming prestige He condemns U N involvement in Korea and urges American control of rehabilitation efforts and a noProfit approach to aid with Korea’s rebuilding.
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Angel of Gop
ST Louis
St. Louis
Republican Party
Missouri
Edgar M. Queeny
Monstanto Chemical Co
Monsanto Magazine
Queeny
State Department
United States
Korea
American-Korean Foundation
James van Fleet
Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
GOP
Seoul
AMIK
Ten Seamen Feared Dead in Mystery Collision Near Dungeness
In a dawn crash 249 miles southeast of Dungeness, the Italian freighter Vittoria Claudia sank after collision with the French cargo steamer Perou. Of the Vittoria Claudia crew of 25, five survivors were rescued as rescue boats and aircraft scoured oil slicks and wreckage amid calm seas.
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Dungeness
England
English
Perou
Genoa
U. S. Air Force
David Diller
Sonic Barrier Shatters Windows Across Miami
An Air Force F836 Sabre jet broke the sonic barrier Saturday in Miami, causing vibrations that cracked dozens of windows and loosened plaster, provoked fear among residents, and overwhelmed newspaper and phone switchboards with calls about a supposed explosion. Police reassured the public after the practice alert.
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Miami
Fla
Air Force
Mystery Stabbing In Richmond Leads to Arrests
Police in Richmond California investigate the fatal stabbing of 31 year old Lawrence Johnson. His wife Rowena Johnson, 40, awoke to a call from authorities and found her husband dead beside her. Harry D. Waller, 42, was arrested after driving Mrs Johnson's car claiming permission to use it.
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Richmond
Calif
Lawrence Johnson
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Roweena
Center
Harry D. Waller
Bottom
North Carolina State opens first private nuclear reactor
North Carolina State College unveils a privately owned low power reactor the first outside the AEC. The 10 kilowatt unit supports basic research in nuclear engineering with public viewing behind glass panels. Private funds funded about 620000 spent on the reactor building.
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Raleigh, N. C
North Carolina State College
Federal Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
J. H. Lampe
Clifford K. Beck
Beck
North Carolina State
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Columbia University
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Burlington Mills Foundation
North Carolina
Chrysler Corp Expects Sizable Gains Next Year
Detroit reports Chrysler Corp president DETROIT L. L. Colbert told about 700 newsmen that Chrysler expects sizable competitive gains in the year ahead. He praised dealers as alert and projected five million plus passenger cars next year while noting intensified competition. The company showcased 1954 models, color and fabric research, a home generator, power steering, automatic transmissions, and a 235 horsepower V eight with engine upgrades.
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Detroit
L. L. Colbert
Chrysler Corp
Newsmen
Chrysler
Colbert
America
United States
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