Chuck Greene Praises Marilyn Maxwell in NYC Interview
Chuck Greene seen in Dinty Moore’s with Marilyn Maxwell, praising her role in The Champion and recalling New York scenes. Maxwell says Capitol bookings are strong while Greene comments on California and Texan nightlife. The exchange ends with Maxwell sharing a laugh and the interviewer noting his restraint.
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Jean Harlow
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Damon Runger
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California
Phil Harris
Brooklyn
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Broadway and TV Buzz and Celebrity Teasers
A compilation of entertainment notices cites Milton Berle’s potential pay rise to a weekly five to six thousand dollars, plus updates from El Morocco attendees and various showbiz plans. Highlights include Sonja Henie’s party spree, CBS TV salutes, and tips on stage comebacks from Tony Canzoneri to Rocky Graziano.
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Milton Berle
Kenney
Jersey City
el Morocco
Frank Fay
Harvey
Vancouver
Laraine
Leo
Lou Chan
America
Kenny Detmar
Senator Claghorn
Chan
Joe Louis
Sonja Henie
Hollywood
New York Cafe Society
Ethel Mermanl
CBS
Tooisi Shor
Golf Jessons
Bob Hope
Washington
Mousie Powell
Phil Silvers
State to Invite Bids on Nine State Facility Repairs
Public Works Superintendent Bertram D. Tallamy announced bids will open next Wednesday for nine repair and alteration projects to state owned facilities. Projects span Binghamton Buffalo Cortland Deerfield New York City Middletown Peekskill Rochester and West Haverstraw.
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Public Works
Bertram D. Tallamy
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Buffalo
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Deerfield
New York City
Middletown
Peekskill
Rochester
West Haverstraw
Pilot Killed as Army Jet Fighter Explodes Near Hamilton Field
An Air Force F 20 jet exploded in flight near Hamilton Field California and crashed in flames killing the pilot. The incident occurred early today and prompted emergency responses from military authorities.
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Ilse Koch to be tried for mistreating Germans at Buchenwald
Bavarian officials announced that Ilse Koch will face trial on charges of mistreating Germans at Buchenwald concentration camp and allegedly ordering lampshades made of human skin. The report notes the allegations and the formal charges.
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Notable Deaths and Obituaries Across Cities
Dr J Ernest Gendreat of Outremont first student of Marie Curie and cancer specialist dies in Montreal. Ray G Huling 62, famed seal trainer who exhibited in U S and Europe, passes in Kingston. Ben Haber 69 textile manufacturer and Cashmere Corp founder dies in Cleveland. M WOUNTER 48, neovecaster, noted in obituary notices.
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U.S
Ben Haber
Cashmere Corp. of America
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UMW to Take 2 Fights to Last Court
The United Mine Workers press two appeals to the Supreme Court after a Court of Appeals ruling. Contempt of court charges loom over Lewis and officers for delaying orders to halt a strike. The union seeks reversal of a May 27 NLRB ruling finding a union shop clause in the contract with captive coal timer-use GO sites.
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Hungary Orders Four Yugoslav Diplomats to Leave
BEDAPEST UP The Hungarian government announced today that four Yugoslav legation officials have been ordered to leave the country within four hours. They were identified as legation secretary Leonart Ragutin Cant Jovan Gris and two lesser officials Boske Nranep and Milan Puripe.
Carmody Retires After 33 Years Leading Uxbridge Police
Patrick J. Carmody, 75, retires as chief of Uxbridge police after 33 years with the department. He notes that during his tenure he never fired his revolver, underscoring a peaceful record in town.
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One Man Opinion on Driving and Licenses
Walter Kiernan comments on road safety and license rules. He notes hospitals and garages can handle few more repair jobs and jokes about licenses being obtainable in stores. He mentions the president's stance on walking out of hospitals and questions about driver fitness. The piece touches on car sales and CAW stance without firm conclusions.
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Sumginer
Paulette Goddard Sues for Divorce in Mexico
Paulette Goddard files divorce suit in Mexico while claiming she remains legally married to Burgess Meredith. She arrived from Mexico City to deny reports of a decree in Cuernavaca and says she has no plans to sue in the United States.
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Alec Lays Off 1 206 Work Force Amid Plant Slowdown
Schenectady based Levemotive Company announces plans to lay off about 2200 employees as transportation and steelworkers report ongoing slowdowns. The total idled workers reach 2054 with a new contract delay extending the stoppage at the Oss plant.
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A. Olie
Army Releases Sleuthing Aids For Local Law Enforcement
Army announces new investigative tools for police agencies to aid in criminal evidence search. Devices include mine detectors and electronic gear to locate buried weapons and related material, expanding safety measures for field operations.
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