Inheritors of Trevitt Farm Face Turbulent Bonds
Heirs to Josh Trevitt's upstate New York farm must stay three months after death to inherit in equal shares. Jennie Todd arrives with Wick Middleton, Cindy Todd seeks her late father’s share, and Hester Wilmar with daughter Enid schemes for the major grant. Gary Norbeck wrestles with memories and a torn painting as Enid meets Cindy and Aunt Jennie at the rambling farmhouse.
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Tito Says West Still Best Friend
Tito indicates Yugoslavia’s relations with the Soviet Union are improving while affirming strong ties with the West. He rejects any breach with the United States Britain and France and says Western support was evident during the toughest moments. He hopes Yugoslavia Soviet ties will improve on equal terms without harming Western relations.
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Milland finds TV not hurting his movie career yet
Wayne Oliver reports Ray Milland says television has not harmed his film work aside from busier schedules. He plans to resume movies in late March and direct and act in others. He notes TV has shifted from burlesque to more literate, believable roles as Professor McNulty on The Ray Milland Show.
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Vision troubles high among Americans over 60
The Better Vision Institute estimates that 95 percent of Americans over 60 have visual troubles.
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Yanks Appeal Verdict by Italy
Two American ex servicemen appeal in Turin against wartime in absentia rulings for the slaying of OSS Maj. William Holohan. Ex Lt Aldo Icardi and ex Sgt Carl Lo Dolce face life and 17 years sentences respectively. Italy cannot compel return for service. An Italian prosecutor also appeals an acquittal of three codefendants.
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Mountaineer symbol statue planned for campus
Enthusiastic West Virginia students and alumni push for a giant bronze Mountaineer statue at the university, with an estimated cost near $25,000 and $3,000 already raised.
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Railroads face profits dive while stocks rebound
New York business observers note a split year for railroads with net income for the first nine months down 38.4 percent from 1953, while 15 rail stocks in the Associated Press index rose about 41 percent from their 1954 lows. Analysts attribute swings to high fixed charges, taxes, and maintenance costs, with freight volumes down and many lines unable to cover fixed costs despite recent optimism.
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Gunmen rob Times Square bank deposit, theft near midnight
Three gunmen grabbed about $8,000 from a theater manager and two guards as they prepared to deposit funds in Times Square. A guard alerted police after witnessing the scene at 12:30 a.m. The getaway car, stolen from a Brooklyn garage, was found abandoned near 41st Street and Park Avenue. If they had arrived seconds earlier, an extra $3,300 would have been taken.
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Campbell Keeps Coal Assn. Post
Campbell reelected president of the National Coal Assn. with board directors also reappointing four vice presidents. New officers include L. C. Campbell of Eastern Gas Fuel Associates in Pittsburgh. E. Jamison, Walter J. Johnson, A. B. Lee, and Lawrence E. Tierney Jr. named as vice presidents or officers, plus treasurer John L. Kemmerer Jr. and executive staff in Washington. Three operators joined the executive committee: George B. Harrington, James B. Morgan, and L. Newton Thomas.
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Nightcaps Too and Odd Finds at a San Francisco Shop
A San Francisco pet shop advertises Red Jackets for Birds, intended as cage covers. The note also mentions a sugar beet weighing about two pounds with around 15 percent of its weight extractable as sugar.
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VapoRub claims relief for soreness and chest tightness
The material presents VapoRub as relieving muscular soreness and tightness while its medicated vapors deliver relief with every breath. Though invisible, the vapors are said to travel deep into the nose and lungs, soothing discomfort.
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