Nativity narrates festive program with star guests on air
A radio special features a dramatized Nativity with song, narration, and a large cast. Stars include Bing Crosby Dennis Day Roddy MacDowell Maureen O’Hara and Perry Como with orchestras conducted by Sylvan Levin and Col Lemuels Stoopnasle. The program promises seven popular tunes and three surprise extras along with a celestial chorus.
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Dev -Florencs
Rinard
Andy McGuire
Santa
Claus
Kess -Dolan
Roystery
William “Gargan
Furness
Ptolemy
Aba
Cuiz
Ralph
Ards
Boddy -Cole
Parade
Frank
Sinatra
Beryl
Davis
Ken ‘Lane
Axel
Stordahl
Areca Ethel
Barrymore
Pedro de Cordoba
Bing Crosby
Dick Haymes
Dennis Day
Roddy WeDowell
Ricardo Montalban
MacDonald Carey
Maureen’ O'Hara
Maureen O'Sullivan
Aum Blythe
Jeanne Crain
Joan Leslie
Perry
Como
Christopher Lynch
Mullen
Sylvan
Levin
Harry
Zimmeéerman
Vaughn
Monve
Barthday
Vie One
Barite Shaw
Gog
Trenschen
Bereaved Italian Girl Offered Home in Fulton
Maria Formicola, 21, arrived in New York after an Immigration Board barred her entry following the death of her fiancé James McIntosh. The ex-GI’s death led to the board’s decision that she has no current plans to marry another veteran. Local offers of help poured in from Fulton and Cleveland, including a contractor Thomas Venezia and his wife who offered to provide a home.
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New York
Maria Formicola
America
Vulcania
James McIntosh
Guerrani, Ky
Italy
Special Immigration Board
Maria
U. S
Armed Forces
Fulton, N
Thomas Venezia
Old Law Invoked To Free Woman In Boston Case
Boston court freed Mrs Frances Gaglione Jones mother of five after her lawyers cited an old law allowing remarriage if the spouse has remained beyond the seas and cannot be located. Judge Jennie Loitman ruled the defendant innocent of bigamy for remarriage without a divorce.
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Boston
Frances Gaglione J Jones
Jennie Loitman
British Antarctic contingent sets sail to relieve bases
London dispatch reports twenty five British scientists leaving for the Antarctic to relieve another twenty five men who have spent two years mapping, charting, and collecting specimens at seven British bases. The expedition aims to continue scientific work and support established stations in extreme conditions.
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London
Antarctic
Slacks in School Clash Prompts Board Hearing
The Board of Education under President John A Little schedules a special session before Jan 5 as Jeannette Delahunt 44 fights a ban on wearing slacks in class. Father Thomas E Delahunt maintains the daughter’s right to dress freely within decency. Principal Barker denies involvement and the PTA backs the no-slacks rule 200 to 0.
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Iby
Board of ’Education
John ‘A. ‘Little
Donald
E. Barker
Jeannette Delahunt
Litts
Thomas. E. Delahunt
Jeannette
Littls
Parent-Teacher Association
General Meyers and Lamarre Face Court on Jan 7
Gen Meyers and Bleriot Lamarre, once linked to aviation firms, face federal perjury indictments. The government set January 7 as a tentative court date in New York and Dayton. Meyers allegedly profited from war contracts and Lamarre testified falsely to a Senate probe. George Norris Fay seeks bonds of 2000 and 1000 dollars. Trial likely to begin mid February.
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Washington
Bennett E. Meyers
Bleriot H. Lamarre
Senate War Investigating Committee
Meyers
Het
Air Forces
Gen. Meyers
Senate
Dayton, Ohio
Lamarre
Senate Committee
Meyers. Co
Aviation. Electric. Co
Dayton
Huntington
N. C
George Norris Fay
U. S
New York
Fay
Nazis Plead Not Guilty in Nuremberg Trial
Twenty-one former German diplomats and officials pleaded not guilty before an American Military tribunal led by Judge William C. Christianson. They face charges of crimes against peace and humanity for aiding Hitler’s drive to wage war and using financial, economic, political, psychological, and propaganda backing. Baron Ernst von Weizsäcker, chief defendant, asked for Warren E. Magee to defend him.
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Mernberg
Germany
William C. Christianson
Red Wing
Minnesota
Adolph Hitler
Ernst ‘von Weizsaecker
Foreign Office
Vatican
Warren E. Magee
Washington
Dag
Bill would give states titlelands
Congressman Boykin of Alabama says he will introduce a bill when Congress reconvenes in January to grant states unquestionable title to title lands. He believes the measure will gain broad support from states and tells a reporter it will receive decisive backing.
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Washington
Boykin
D-Ala
Boykins
Santa Lights City Tree Before Flying Back to North Pole
Santa received the keys of the city from Mayor Costello and flicked a switch to light the municipal tree. He then greeted several children before boarding his egg beater for the trip home to the North Pole.
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Santa
Costello
North Pole
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