Annie Pie Sheridan Shares Europe Trip Quips and Gossip
Earl Wilson recalls Annie Pie Sheridan recounting her European trip with Cary Grant on a film set. She jokes about languages and fashion in Paris, shows off Australian paper money, and laments weight gain from illness while detailing work on a project. She recalls witty exchanges with French staff and comments on global attitudes.
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Russian freighter docks in Newport News for cargo
The SS General Chernakhovsky, first Russian ship to berth here in months, loads tobacco and general merchandise before heading to Progresso Mexico. Newport News agent Charles Mark said the freighter may stop again for fuel on its return toward Odessa.
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New York Theatrical Landmark Damaged by Fire
A three alarm blaze heavily damaged a historic New York theater once known as Miner's and later the Chelsea Theater. The fire, discovered after the final show, ruined the balconies and caused extensive damage to the auditorium and lobby areas.
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Penn Yan to Host Two Year Community College Plan
Sampson College President Arthur M. Coon proposed establishing a two year community college near Penn Yan, near Keuka Park, to share library and lab facilities and avoid duplication.
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Production rate dispute idles 10000 at Dodge plant
Chrysler Corp workers at the main Dodge plant walk out for a second day over a production rate dispute idling about 10 000 employees. In Boston a Troy New Jersey man sues for 50000 damages after an elevator well fall at a Foster W...
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Danish Parliament urged to back North Atlantic pact
Foreign Minister Gustav Rasmussen asked Copenhagen to endorse joining the North Atlantic defense pact. Across Europe reports note Albania's spy trial in Tirana and broader Cold War tensions including licensing and armistice talks.
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U S Bars Four Britons From Peace Rally Visa denials spark debate in London and New York
The State Department refused visas for four Britons including J D Bernal and J G Athers to attend a New York peace rally branded as Communist propaganda. Julian Huxley and others had varying visa outcomes as 12 European delegates faced denial, while Olaz Stapledon received entry. Americans for Intellectual Freedom demanded disclosure of funding and questioned the event's finances.
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Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt Opens Colgate Lectures
Former first lady Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt opened Colgate University's 1949 human relations lecture series in Hamilton. She argued America triumphs over Communism by living democracy, saying decisions of oppressed people worldwide will be made by watching democracy in action at home, not by rhetoric.
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Bandit Wounds Companion During Floridian Robbery
In MIAME Florida a trigger happy bandit shot his companion in the foot during a raid. Police report two armed men robbed David Shore, 55, a banana importer, of about $2000 in cash before fleeing in a car. The injured robber suffered a foot wound.
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Aguinaldo, Filipino Leader, 80 Today
Manila report notes General Emilio Aguinaldo, veteran leader of the Philippine insurrection against Spain and the failed revolt against the United States, observed his 80th birthday today.
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One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan Exclusive
The piece critiques the notion of a summer White House in Rhode Island citing security concerns. It notes Republicans seen at Newport beaches, jokes about old tribal lineage, and mocks the Rhode Island option while imagining a more suitable White House perch.
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Americans Escape China by Freighter to Inchon
Three Americans missing since the January fall of Tientsin are aboard the freighter Hanwang arriving in Inchon. J. T. Ivy of Bisbee Arizona and staff DBD. L. Moore Yakima Washington along with Durand Wilder Penn Yan New York are named as travelers aboard the ship bound for Shanghai via Hong Kong.
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Anonymous letter urges Ohio college students to become teachers
A letter, described as anonymous and possibly Communist inspired, is circulating among Ohio college students urging them to pursue teaching careers, according to the Ohio Education Association president.
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Notable Deaths of Public Figures Across Nations
Herbert H. Harris 52, fume company president and Broadway producer, foster son of Lew Fields. Dr Frank Albert Fetter 86, Princeton political economy professor emeritus who taught at 11 universities. Helen Minkley Gillingwater 89, former stage actress once married to Claude Gillingwater. Ambrose D. Hurley 65, traffic manager of the New York Journal-American since 1922. Ann Elizabeth Mannix Oliver 68, VP and treasurer Plattsburg Press Republican Publishing Co.
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