Hollywood Affair Involving Janet Blair Revealed
A gossip column recounts Janet Blair seen with a mystery man while her husband was away. The piece hints at a past dream of singing with Hal Kemp and mentions Blair’s party attire and a proposed job by Kemp’s manager, with no confirmation of identities.
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Janet Blair
Mrocambe
Louis Busch
Altoona Higa
Hal Kemp
Bia
Icemp
Ales Holden
Woman Pleads Guilty in Death of Daughter
Rose Berge, 98, pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the death of two and a half year old Barbera Jane from a fatal beating on March 7. Sentencing date not yet set.
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Batavia
Rose D. Berge
Jlo
Barbera Jane
Train Mishap Injures Passengers at Union Station
Five passengers of a sleeper car were injured when two units uncoupled and smashed into the engine of the Metropolitan Limited at Union Station in Albany. The accident disrupted the New York Central line as a Pullman and observation car derailed, with two seriously hurt amid a larger injury toll.
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Gpi
Union
New York-baun
FSU
Metropolian Limited
Albany
Mono
Rochester
Storkholders
Marthr
Minkler
BSC
C&ce
Thel
Hart
One Man Opinion By Walter Kiernan
Walter Kiernan writes on new telescope ventures stirring Cold War era intrigue. He notes a large telescope in Call-Torna, mentions a US colonel and a Soviet admiral peering through optics, and predicts President Trimax will test the instrument this week. Democrats test the telescope to detect Philadelphia as GOP convention nears.
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Trimax
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Philadelphia
N.Y
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Iflett Roosevelt
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William Doug
Kemp
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Power Dives Fail to Restore Hearing of Girl, 9
Springfield reports a nine year old girl deafened by meningitis may not regain hearing despite power dives used as a potential awakening method. The story also notes political resignations and other unrelated items on the same page.
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Springfield
Barbara Ann Oge
Honeymooners Die Of Gas Poisoning
Police in New Jersey report a gas poisoning of a couple on their wedding night in a seaside cabin. Willan Trayz and his bride, 31-year-old, were found dead in bed with a refrigerator being checked for leaks. Detectives provided few details while investigations continue.
Socialists Urged to Counteract Red Propaganda at Mcambo Night
Fragmented notes recount a night at the Mocambo where a woman danced with a man described as her hero, amid chatter about socialism and an impending Pittsburgh convention. Mentions a coat saved from giveaway, a midnight Earl, and socialists urging counterpropaganda with references to Cominform and international meetings. The column also lists entertainment news including Spike Jones, Len Lindy, and a Broadway debut, with brief notes on public figures, sports, and a Vatican summer plan for Pope Pius.
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Pt Vena, Austria Up—Sean Denne, An Observer From the U.S
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Arthur “Hornbrows
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Walter Winchell
ABC
Barbara Hutton
Senate Continues debate on trade act and refugee plan
In today’s congressional briefings the Senate debates extend to the reciprocal trade agreements act beyond June and plans for 200000 refugees. Committees study energy financing while House and Senate discuss limits on immigration and international trade amid crop and labor concerns.
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Novi Agricultural Academy
United States
Appromiaiions
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Illurge E Roberts former director of the L S Mint and retired VP of the National Bank of New York noted. Galo Plaza former ambassador to the United States led Quito Ecuador operations. Willard E Tillman, 52, won 3098 votes in New York State Conservation race. London appointment of Laborite Lord Henderson as parliamentary undersecretary for the reign office.
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L. S. Mint
Nationally Bank of New York
Larchmont
Laborite
London
INL
Labotite
Lord Henderson
Curran Retreats From Union Parley
New York news reports Curran, president of the National Maritime Union, left a hall under police escort after a noisy, disorderly session with about 3,200 tanker crew members. The gathering aimed to ratify a contract with tanker companies but ended without a pact.
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Joseph Cureran
CTO
National Maritime Union
Lin
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