Don Ameche, Donnie and Ronnie Wilson in early bedtimes
Earl Wilson chronicles Don Ameche’s shift to early nights after wartime looseness, notes his Hollywood radio start, and adds updates on Ameche family life. He refers to Donnie and Ronnie in Iowa, Felix in Reseda, and Yoney’s view of egg sandwiches at dawn.
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Iowa
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Yoney
Fog Delays New York Ferries After Rain
Dense fog blankets New York City delaying ferries and marine operations as commuters face slowdowns. Welfare funds fear exhaustion by June 30 with a potential $12 million shortfall to finish the fiscal year.
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Raymond M. Hilliard
Immigrant charges for two Ontario youths held for hearing
Two Canadian youths identified as R G McQuarrie and Kenneth Hill were held for hearing in Calais Maine on immigration charges after being questioned about a Buford Ontario bank robbery. Border Patrol quoted them as from Ontario.
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Two Air Deaths Among 38 Holiday Fatalities in Canada
Canadian press survey shows 38 holiday fatalities in Canada during Christmas weekend. Two air deaths occurred in British Columbia, with 18 traffic deaths and 12 other mishaps, plus eight in fires.
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British Columbia
Obituary notices for editors, mayors, and public figures
Obituaries list prominent figures: Mrs. William Marion Reedy, a St. Louis editor of Reedy's Mirror. Ralph W. Hawley publisher of the Salem News. Ted McDowell editor of Beckley Post-Herald. Mrs. Dora T. Cowen mother of U.S. ambassador Myron M. Cowen. Max Goodman founder of the Miami Tenant League and housing official. Rev. James Malachy Murray DePaul professor. Arthur N. Gibb former Ithaca mayor. Alonzo Allen Waterville potato club director.
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Reedy’s Mirror
St. Louis
Pact Arming Will Start About Feb 1 for Atlantic Pact
U S officials estimate arms and military equipment will move to Western Europe about February 1, five months to spend the $1 billion Congress set aside for rearming Atlantic Pact nations. Delays stem from lengthy talks with Britain over exact terms as seven other countries wait to sign. Formal negotiations with Britain to finalize wording are expected soon to allow rapid orders once agreements are signed.
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Sympathetic Texas Town Ships Water to New York City
A Texas town launches a water lift sending a 3,000 gallon tanker from Austin toward New York City to aid water famine. The York Transport Co. provides the truck and 5,000 paper cups. editors Wick Fowler and Highland Lake News fund the effort.
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Austin
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New York
Highland Lake News
Wick Fowler
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Youth is Held As Murderer
Wayne Odell, 21, of Steptoe, Wash., captured after a 75-man posse fired tear gas into a building he hid in. He faces first degree murder charges in the death of Harold Rogers, 47, a Winona farmer killed after responding to his daughter Cora Jean’s screams. Odell was wounded in the arm during the capture following a days long manhunt in snowy eastern Washington.
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Davis
Washington State College
Washington
Rita Hayworth Sparks False Birth Alert in Geneva Visit
Rita Hayworth, pregnant, visited a doctor near midnight causing reporters to await a birth. She left Palace Hotels in a chauffeur car at 1 PM and returned 10 minutes later. A clinic inquiry showed she was not there, and a publicist said she returned to the hotel around midnight after meeting the doctor at an undisclosed location.
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Phil Foster
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Leonard
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