Frankie Carle on Drink and Songwriting at Cafe Rouge
In Washington and Troy interviews Frankie Carle discusses his past as a prohibitionist and his hit Sunrise Serenade. He recalls writing the tune after 13 Scotches, the unsteady start with publishers, and earning about $30,000 first year plus royalties while Hating to drink.
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Frankie Carle
Dla
Pennsylvania
Cafe Rouge
Frankie
Washington
Truman
Carle Manhattan
Franedg
Tve
Troy
Johnny
Jack Mills
Mills
Estelle
Frankie’d
Bill Lackenbauer
Lackenbauer
Carle
Casa Loma
Bridgeport
Sunrise
Hiaher
Carie
Manhattan
McGrath
Dewey
G.O.P
Pupil Denied Diploma For Refusing Oath Inconclusive
A New York high school pupil who declined to take the oath of allegiance for conscientious reasons has had diploma denial postponed awaiting higher officials' approval. Dr. William Jansen and Frederic Ernst plan to decide today on conferring the diploma.
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New York
New -York
William Jansen
Frederic Ernst
Hollywood and nightclub stars mingle in postwar chatter
Detectives chase the thief who stole Nat King Cole’s money in Cleveland while celebrities like Jimmy Durante Paulette Goddard and Lana Turner appear in town or travel. Archival gossip notes Jean Pierre Aumont leaving for Atlantis premiere and Arch ie Robbins returning from Japan as tabloids tout Broadway buzz and daily smiles.
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Arbries
Jimmy Durante
Jaxie Rosenbloom
Paulette Goddard
Gloria Swanson
Nat (King) Cole
Cleveland
Btan Kenton
Canada
Gypsy Rose Les
Florida
Archie Robbins
Japan
Jean- Pierre Aumont
Atlantis
Mecoco
el Motrocco
Pat Clerk
Hollywood
Lana Turner
Iceland
Earl
U S Eggs For Foreign Sale In Big Shipment
Washington reports the government placed 46 800 000 dozen eggs with a foreign sale label to support domestic prices. The eggs are shelled and frozen not fit for home use. Department efforts to sell to U S bakers failed as prices rose locally.
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U. S
Washington
Agriculture Department
ORR
Italy to Brace Against Communist Private Army
Italy plans to tighten Article 18 to curb secret societies and military groups with political aims. Premier de Gaaper officials said decrees will be voted by the cabinet to empower enforcement and suppress political violence. In London Scotland Yard reports a string of jewel thefts, Cyprus detentions disputed, and Korea election tensions rise at the UN.
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Italy
Communista
Rome
Alcide de Gaaper
Dewey funds faulted as surplus slush fund plan
Democratic leaders in Albany accused Governor Dewey of converting more than 400 million dollars of surplus into a postwar reconstruction slush fund for 1948. They claim he underestimated revenues by 470 million since 1943 and used the fund to push lavish spending beyond the regular budget, criticizing publicist payments and housing plans amid wartime policy.
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Dewey
Dewley
Elmer F. Quinn
Irwin Steingut
Quinn
Steingut
Quinn-Steingut
J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
Troy
Upstate
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
ASA
McGrath
Lehman
Department of Commerce
Notable Obituaries Include Industrial Leaders and Officials
A list of deaths includes John Lawrence Goheen 64 once ruler and educator linked to Ichalkaranji India and Alahabad Institute. Walter Walsh 67 former minister for posts and telegraphs. Alexander Yerne 60 longtime executive and railroad official. F Clyde Covell 61 secretary of the Hotel Greeters Association and hotel manager. Robert James Dunham 71 former Armour & Co. VP and Chicago Park Board president. Edwin Kaufman 70 deputy commissioner and chief hearing officer for the State Liquor Authority.
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John Lawrence Goheen
Ichalkaranji
Alahabad
India
Onche “‘Institute
New York
F. Clyde Covell
Hotel Greeters Association of America
Miami
Fla
Robert James Dunham
Armour & Co
Chicago Park Board
Phoenix
Edwin H. Kaufman
The
State Liquor Authority
New York City
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan on currency
The column discusses cheap beef in Argentina at one cent a pound and peacetime price expectations, a proposal to recall old currency for new bills, and humor about hoarding. It notes exemption from hoarding suspicion after ten years and ponders costs like underwear as money shifts occur. A New York woman left $62,000 on her doorstep, joking about Treasury collections.
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Walter Kiernan
Argentina
New York
The
Treasury
White Wings
Press Order Overruled In Occupied Zones
Overseas correspondents may leave U S occupation zones without reaccreditation. Army overruled Gen Douglas MacArthur easing limits to 30 days per six months on special assignments. MacArthur previously tied reporters to reaccreditation. Senator Knowland cited a cable from Malcolm Muir Newsweek noting broader global press freedom in Tokyo.
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Washington
U. S
Army Department
Douglas MacArthur
Army
MacArthur
Far
Congressional Record
Tokyo
Knowtland Cr-Calif
Malcolm Muir
Newsweek Magazine
French Workers Renew Fighting in Lille Clash
Reports from Lille say renewed fighting between Communist and anti Communist labor groups erupted with 16 injured in a clash over possession of a union headquarters in the northern industrial center.
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Paris
Lille
Move To Force Vote On UNIT Act Stalls In House
A discharge petition to force a House vote on compulsory military training gains only 21 signatures on day one. Republican leaders remain cool, predicting no vote this year. Rep Larcade said he still expects eventual House action. the bill would require youth military training in their teens.
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Washington (P
Larcade
D-La
House Rules Committee
Whhat
House
Rules Committee
G.O.P
Allen
R-Il
Marys Little Dog Banned From Albany Schoolyards
Albany officials pass a city rule banning dogs from schoolyards and playgrounds after parents complain of dogs biting children and eating lunches. The measure targets Marys little dog and similar pets.
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Albany
Calif
Mary
Oklahoma Ingenue Secures Film Contract
Mary Hatcher, 18, from Pampa, advances to a film contract at 650 dollars weekly after winning approval from Superior Judge Clarence A. Hanson. She previously signed a four year deal with the studio and spent time with the road show company playing Laurey.
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Holly Wood
Mary Hatcher
Pampa
Oklahoma
Clarence A. Hanson
Laurey
Greeks Break Sey King Athens Arrest Ring
Greek police report the arrest of 14 persons in Jononina and the dismantling of an alleged ring. Officials say the operation targets illicit activity affecting the local area.
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Athens
U?p
Jononina
Guerrillas to be tried by military court in Loop actions
Abbing guerrillas with loop movement details, AIL described as Commune fala are set for trial. The case outlines militant actions, with charges to be heard in a military court.
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National Association of Retail’Meat Dealers
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Union College
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Davidson
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