Paris Mayte 3 24 ext ent and dining at Tour d'argent
EARL WILSON reports on Paris dining at Tour dArgent with tableside violinists and lavish service. He notes cost about 50 dollars for six, compares Parisian f ê te with New York Hollywood swank, and mentions guests like Harry Cohn Rita Hayworth and Boris Karloff talent gossip.
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Hollyood
England
Harry Cohn
Columbia Pictures
Hollywood
Rita Hayworth
Earl's Pearls and a Weathered Act in 1859 Tale
A fragmentary piece recalls Earl's Pearls and an old man attributing his bygone act to being born in 1859. The clipping mentions Holly woods' rough year with snow and rain turning to bullets and Freeman Chum's remark about a surefire actor who is sure to be fired.
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Fotlwood
Oscar Hammerstein
Evie Pinza
South Pacific
Maurice Chevalier
Boris Karloff
ABC
Jack Ey
Maxie Rosenbloom
Jack
Harvey Stone
Hollywoods
Carel Lynne
Freeman Chum
Far East Propaganda Spurs VOA Broadcasts
Washington reports Voice of America expands Far East transmissions to outpace Soviet radio and reach listeners in Communist areas with tailored factual programming. In Asheville a sheriff halts lynching threats as a Navy landing craft blocks a mob while a Black man is accused of attacking a white woman. Gail Russell marries Guy Madison in Santa Barbara as film stars plan a California journey. Ben Jenkins, 89, announces his 24th child on the way, saying his large clan includes a 65-year-old wife.
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Far East
Washington
Ins
Voice of America
State Department
Orient
Ashville
CPA
Hughes
Sever
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Soldiers to Dig Australian Coal
This fragment outlines a wartime era tale of soldiers set to dig coal in Australia, alongside unrelated snippets about hunger protests, diplomatic visits, and a celebrity custody case. It mentions a hunger-striking woman, a Labor rally, and various international figures, all in a rapid patchwork of news briefs.
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Los Angeles
Emma Deiss
Oras Sies
Swdnex
Australia
Australie
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U.S
Livermore
Vishinsky
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Moscow
Lydia Selden Kirk
U. S
Alan G. Kirk
Andrel
Kwas
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Saldwell
Contutossunien
Man Caught After Attacking Stepchildren in New York
Jez SEW YORK, 36, was captured in the north end of Central Pars within an hour after he allegedly stabbed San Patrno Cintron, 15, in the back. His stepson Carmelo Gomez, 32, was treated for a shoulder wound at 11th Avenue Hospital. Separately, a New Price Cut in men children fabrics noted. fabric firms ordered price reductions of 5 to 12 percent.
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Jez
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Pars
San Patrno Cintron
Carmelo Gomez
11Th Avenue
Union Flies Ship Pickets From Hawaii
SAN FRANCISCO (CP) A strike threat looms as longshoremen vow to resist loading cargo for Matson freighters bound for the islands. Matson says the act will not force a break with the union and may seek arbitration or NLRB action if workers refuse to load ships.
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Matson
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J Company
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Telles
Maison
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Dairymen Hear Farm Bill Blast in Juneau Wisconsin
In Juneau Wisconsin dairymen heard a Farm Bill critique as Secretary of Agriculture Bran nan blasted the House measure. He warned that price supports would give dairymen only about 33.53 per 100 pounds of milk while his plan would set milk prices as high as 3.22 per unit to boost farm income and lower consumer costs.
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Brannan
Midwest
Lifense
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1948 Tuberculosis Deaths Rise Amid Rising Disease
Public health officials reported 1948 TB death rate at 385 per 100000, with new cases rising and concentrated among ages zero to 25. Associate E. Perkins warned the surge reflects undetected cases found by group chest X-ray surveys and urged continued vigilance.
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Perkins
Baby Sox Wave Stans Bard's Town
A garbled early 20th century style snippet describes William Shakespeare’s home town returning to routine amid a tourist surge. The piece references an American crowd and a Mecca-like visitor influx, though many words are unclear or misread.
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Bard’s Town
Slralford-On-Avar
Mecca
Driver Visits AS States in 2 Week Vacation
Albany reports a traveler, Rice, visiting 48 states in two weeks during a vacation from his job with the General Aniline Company. He averaged about 240 miles a day and slept four to seven hours nightly. His only car trouble was a crossing set of points in Iowa. He said he had no police encounters and did not damage the car.
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Albany
Iowa
Rice
General Aniline Company
Inp
Business Rise Forecast Amid Siege at Consulate
A chaotic report describes a three day siege near a Shanghai consulate with Chinese workers demanding higher bonuses. An American spokesman claims talks will continue while others allege duress during interrogation. Former employees received one month’s pay. demands had risen from three and a half to six and a half months. Business leaders forecast a rebound by October as unemployment in apparel manufacturing remains high.
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Ng Doe
Vonsucate Enuante
Thomas
A S
Helan Thames
Walker P. McGonaughy
Don Morgex Slartex
Alfred Worsdel, Jr
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Worsdell
D.C. Sales Tax Put Into Effect
Washington dispatch reports the District of Columbia beginning sales tax collection on residents and visitors. The tax charges one cent per 14 to 63 cents, then increases by one cent for each additional 30 cents of the sale, with meals over 1.25 dollars and hotel rooms or transient daily rates subject to the levy.
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Washington
Columbia
Trumans Return From Jaunts
President Truman and Mrs. Truman returned to Washington after separate trips. Mrs. Truman arrived by train from Independence yesterday, and the President met her at a suburban station after shortening a weekend in the Maryland mountains. He said, It’s been a long time, as reporters gathered at the station.
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Truman
Diein Crash Of 1933 Jaleoppy
SFATHAM Ga an auto wreck killed a woman and two children. A mother and her three schoolchildren were injured as wreckage near the fence of a veterinary clinic was inspected. Names listed include Delmer Smith and Geneva Andersen Te, Rose Wille Cawart, Nevada Kettle, Pauline Brows. The incident occurred in North Georgia near Mr. Pauline Brows 7 Ma States.
iDoctor Shot By Patient
A former mental patient, Kaplan, is charged with felonious assault after allegedly shooting Dr. Blitteman in a hospital elevator. Detected motives include accusations of faking disease and a threat to the doctor’s family. The incident followed a prior claim of conflict linked to horse racing chatter. The gunman was arrested in Manhattan.
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Bellevue
Kap
Sica
Ds Buteman
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Biteman
St. Elizabeth’s Holy
Sizer
Peter Her Polo
Cooper
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