Glamour gals dodge personal questions in interviews
A column recounts interviews with Ingrid Bergman Rita Hayworth Mae West and Hedy Lamarr noting they deflect personal questions about pregnancies marriages and romance. The piece also references Gregory Peck Paulette Goddard and others, plus assorted Hollywood tidbits and jokes from Toots Shor's and New York nightlife.
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Broadway
Ohio
The
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Ingrid, Bergman
Rome
Rossellini
Stromboli
Rita Hayworth
Paris
Aly Khan
Hedy Lamarr
Toots Shor’s
Hedy
Hollywood
Gregory Peck
Summer breeze and club openings mark a bustling night
At El Borracho summer air conditioning hums while trombonist Jack Tea recovers from pneumonia. Kitty Kallen cancels a Miami Beach date as her baby falls ill. Coffee distributors plan a price drop, blaming speculators. Joey Bushkin’s Little Club opens with couples including the Dorseys and Scott. Rex Harrison and Lilli Palmer share a moment at Freeman Chum’s as Harrison seeks a directing project.
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el Borracho
Jack Teagarden
Kitty Kallen
Miami
Joey Bushkin
Tommy Dorseys
Zachary Scott
Ruth Ford
John Shepridge
Sharmah Douglas
Felicia Vanderbilt
Jack Larlie
Rex Harrison
Lilli Palmer
Freeman Chum's
Court Rules Out Comic Books Ban
The Appellate Department of the Superior Court held the county ordinance banning sale of crime comics unconstitutional. It would also bar sale of school books depicting Lincoln's assassination. The ruling followed a case involving a druggist arrested for selling a crime comic book.
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Los Angeles
Appellate Department of Superior Court
Abraham Lincoln
Four Science Awards Made at AAAS Meeting in New York
Four prizes totaling 3500 were awarded at the AAAS meeting in New York. Lester Grant won 1000 for The Challenge for Cancer in the Herald Tribune series. George W Gray earned 1000 for The Great Raveled Knot in Scientific American. Seymour S Kety received 1000 for brain blood flow research at Penn. Ruth J Dippell won 500 for her plasma gene mutation paper at Indiana University.
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New York
American Association For the Advancement of Science
George Westinghouse
Lester Grant
New York Herald Tribune
Grant
Nieman
George W. Gray
Sparkill
Scientific American
Theobald Smith
Seymour S. Kety
Graduate School of Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
Sigma Delta Episilon
Women's Graduate Fraternity
Ruth JV. Dippell
Indiana University
Matoon Charged in Involuntary Manslaughter Case
State Trooper A W Rogers said 22 year old N Y Matoon of Penn Yan charged with involuntary manslaughter after a car collision. 36 year old Ralph Welch of Great Bend was involved. Pvt Ed operated the vehicle at time of incident.
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Great Bend
Ward .Matoon
Penn Yan
A. W. Rogers
N. Y
Matoon
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