18 Dec 1957
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1957
Page
1
The former child star recalls a life of constant make believe with few cruelties, sipping a soft drink at the Brown Derby after prep for a new TV show. She remembers days starting around age two with vivid, cheerful memories.
The fragment lists crossword clues and quotes a veteran actress recalling early career moments from the 1930s to later Fox and Paramount work. It covers trainee roles, Little Miss Marker, Stand Up and Cheer, and an anecdote about tears on cue with her mother. The excerpt ends mid sentence.
Shirley recalls being sent off set, a serious auto crash incident, and her rise under David Selznick. She speaks of a two-year stay in Italy, a name change, and meeting her husband Charlie Black during a Hawaii trip. She has no regrets she considers printable.
Dr. A. A. Wellek of the University of New Mexico told a Kiwanis Club banquet in Tucumcari that New Mexico faces a teacher shortage due to poor salaries bad working conditions and industry competition for bright graduates He urged reforms from first grade through the university to save civilization by improving the education system.
A quoted remark praises Linda Susan as a wonderful girl while referencing her ill-fated first marriage to John Agar, noting her daughter’s status. The line hints at social commentary on reputation and family history within a historical newspaper snippet.
Rabbi Dr Bernard Lander of Yeshiva University calls the religious upswing superficial and rooted in social conformity and secular popularity. In a three way discussion two other rabbis argue the revival is genuine.
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