Marilyn Monroe Tells of Career and Marriage Balance
Marilyn Monroe says her marriage to Joe DiMaggio comes first and her career second, while in New York for The Seven Year Itch. She notes a happy marriage includes shared life and few public appearances, and she hopes for Guys and Dolls with Marlon Brando if boss Zanuck approves. She interacts warmly with reporters and shows, attends dinners and clubs with Milton Greene and others as she tours the town.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
Cleopatra
Joe DeMaggio
Marilyn
Joe
Hollywood
Jolin’ Joe
St.Regis
Irving Berlin
Tom Ewell
Elliott Nugent
Tom
RCA
Mannie Sacks
Miss Monroe
Mike Connelly
The
Hollywood Reporter
Marlon Brando
Sam Goldyn
Darryl Zanuck
Hugo French
DiMaggio
California
Petite Cuvee
Milton Greene
Green
Herman Levin
David Hart
Greenes
el Morocco
Billy Rose
Joyce Mathews
Gene Tierney
Greg Bautzer
Levin
Editorial Review and Opinion on Cold War Policy and Railfans
This piece argues Washington should present the Moscow crisis to the United Nations rather than act hastily. It weighs Soviet and Chinese actions, supports calm U.S. diplomacy, and questions escalatory moves while noting American testing of policy and public opinion. It then shifts to railfans, describing nostalgic railroading and its potential value for railroads through publicity and goodwill. It ponders recruiting new generations of railfans and comments on historic routes and excursions.
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Washington
Siberian
Anthony Eden
America
Moscow
Washington, D. C
Carless
Railway Progress
Virginia
Clinch Valley
Freeport
Centralia
Illinois Central
Marshall Pass
Salida
Montrose
Rio Grande
Greenlanders Seek Taxation to Fund Local Improvements
Greenland, now part of Denmark and represented in Copenhagen, asks to waive tax exemption and levy income tax on its 22,000 residents. The move aims to fund local improvements, underscoring that taxes fund civilization, a remark echoed by Justice Holmes about paying taxes.
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Great Britain
Greenland
Denmark
Copenhagen
Greenland Council
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Navy hydrographer restored after suspension and dismissal
Washington reports Abraham Chasanov, a Navy civilian hydrographer, who was suspended for eight months and dismissed five months ago as a security risk, is reinstated with back pay. The note emphasizes correcting errors in judgment and making amends for injustice.
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Washington
Navy
Abraham Chasanov
West Virginia Turnpike route aims to serve major cities
Readers discuss a northern and western alignment to connect Morgantown Fairmont Clarksburg Morgantown Parkersburg with an eye to aiding Ohio Valley traffic while easing highway burdens for Morgantown and nearby cities. The turnpike planners must balance access for southern counties and a growing state medical school network.
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Northcentral
West Virginia
West Union
Salem
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
Fairmont
Morgantown
Panhandle
Moundsville
Wheeling
Weirton
Ohio Valley
Turnpike Links and Ties to Medical School Plans
Thomas JF Stafford analyzes potential ties between the Pennsylvania Turnpike and a planned medical school, urging traffic surveys to determine routes into the Northern Panhandle. The piece notes Ohio’s reluctance on a north-south turnpike and covers Beckley Princeton celebrations, civic hospitality, and the Morton Turnpike chairmanship controversy.
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Trents
Panhandle
Bug
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Raleigh S Register Publication Details and Rates
Raleigh S Register Evening and Sunday Morning editions published by Beckley Newspapers Corporation. Editor Thomas F. Stafford. AP member. Subscription rates: daily and Sunday three months 3.50, six months 6.00, one year 10.00. West Virginia tax applies. Changes of address require old and new addresses. Carriers are independent contractors. payments to them are not Beckley responsibility.
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West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Maine Senate Governor Race Seen as First National Test
A prominent Republican leader foresees Maine's September elections as the first national test for the parties. He predicts Senator Margaret Chase Smith will win but with a reduced majority, and the governor’s race will be close. Democratic funding and possible Hariman influence loom as factors.
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Washington
Maine
United States
Margaret Chase Smith
McCarthy
Mrs. Smith
World Population Surges and Global Growth Report
United Nations Population Conference data show world population increasing at about 100000 people per day, with annual growth around 36 percent and Thirty six and a half million new mouths required each year. The piece also notes the billionth animal arriving at Chicago stockyards and mentions early standings in the baseball pennant race amid a Burlington, North Carolina postman incident.
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United Nation
Conference On Population
Spying Genius Slipped Upon Woman Scorned
BELMAN MORIN writes on Richard Sorge a German spy and a master of espionage. Sorge infiltrated Far East networks and fed secrets to the Kremlin, predicting Hitler’s June 1940 attack and allegedly foretelling Pearl Harbor, while earning trust in high places across chancellories.
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Belman Morin
Hal Boyle
New York
Richard Sorge
Mata Hari
Kremin
Hitler
Russia
Sorge
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Far East
U. S
Java
Tokyo
Prayer and reminiscence mingle in a wartime profile piece
A minister offers a prayer for those in law and justice. The narrative recalls Richard Sorge, the German embassy confidant and wartime spy, detailing his WWI honors, rise in Tokyo, and eventual capture after a jealous girlfriend betrayed him. The author muses on Sorge’s belief in pacifism or communism as a solution to war.
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Tokyo
Japan
Moscow
Sorge
Kempei Tai
Richard Sorge
Pearl Harbor
Kremlin
Western
Europe
Demise of Red Goose is Delayed by Year
Washington delays in a high profile case to label the Communist party as a Russian agent. The U.S. Court of Appeals ordered new arguments, stalling a 1955 Supreme Court decision. The 1950 Internal Security Act and 1954 law reshape the fight, with hearings and extensive testimony spanning years.
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Washington
Communist Party
United States Court of Appeals
Gov
Supreme Court
Congress
SACB
Moscow
U.S. Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Adventuring through the Universe lecture at exclusive club
David Dietz, famed science editor, accepted an invitation to deliver the annual address on Adventuring through the Universe at a private Cleveland club. The president began by listing fifteen prior speakers and their topics, while Dietz amused members with that memory. Michigan observers report a bright object in the sky, possibly a flying saucer. V Popov, head of the Soviet State bank, visits Helsinki to study Finnish payback of debts. A Hollywood mogul’s wife is said to employ three detectives to probe her husband's happiness.
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Cleveland
David Dietz
Dietz
V. Popov
Helsinki
Finland
Hollywood
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Thomas JF. Stafford
Ohio
Ohio River
Harry Ball
Associated Press
Charleston
Princeton
Beckley
Johnson's Grove
Country Club
New Elks Club
Elks
D. Holmes Morton
Turnpike Commission
Hal Scott
Morton
Scott
Raleigh S Register
W. Va
Hinton
Thomas F. Stafford
Cena S
Ceiba
Story Brooks Finley Inc
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
By David Lawrence
Democratic Party
Averill Harriman
Cleveland Club
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Milwaukee Braves
N. L
Burlington, N. C
Claude A. Broach
Charlotte
N. C
St. John’s Baptist Church
By Bennett Cerf
Michigan
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