Organist Miss Smith Reveals Stage Sensation in Hollywood
In a candid interview, Miss Smith discusses her rise from Pittsburgh pianist to Hollywood electrical organ star. She recalls fans photographing her legs on set, the shift from Bach to sex appeal, and how a toe driven pedal technique electrified audiences. She reflects on fate, carneg ie Tech, and life with husband Ralph Bellamy.
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Poles approve big budget for 1949 in Warsaw
The parliamentary finance committee approved a national budget of 31.6 billion 60 million for 1949. formal adoption expected as session opens. Proposed 1949 military spending is 140 million dollars, education outlay 167 million, and reconstruction investments 667.9 million.
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Bayside Bank to Open Baby Carriage Teller Window
Bayside National Bank announced plans to open a baby carriage teller window at its Bayside branch on April. The bullet proof care opening onto the sidewalk aims to let mothers conduct banking without leaving babies unattended outside.
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Fire guts two story building in Westfield. $30000 loss
Firemen from Westfield and nearby towns battled an estimated three hour blaze that gutted the Market Street Restaurant building and a tin shop. Several surrounding businesses suffered smoke and water damage. Meanwhile dairy farmers in the New York milkshed reportedly approved marketing order changes simplifying milk payment classifications.
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McCarthy Proposes DC Rent Bill Align With Nation
In Washington Senator Joseph R. McCarthy outlined amendments to DC rent controls to align with the federal bill trends. He plans to offer changes when the DC rent bill reaches the Senate later this week. In other news, Chairman of the House Un American Activities Committee pursues a new anti red anti spy measure to bar Communist and Soviet agents from government access points. Philadelphia shipping interests prepare protests to lower out of state railroad freight rates affecting grain movement from Buffalo to Philadelphia and Baltimore, to be filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Graham Named to Senate Seat Amid Harsh Political Debate
North Carolina Governor names Graham to the U S Senate after the death of Melville Broughton. Graham’s seating entails support from Bricker and others and is praised by the American Federation of Labor President Green as strengthening liberal and progressive forces. He plans to discuss the matter in the Senate after taking oath tomorrow. The move follows labor leaders’ input and signals alignment with Taft-Hartley repeal efforts.
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North Carolina
Melville Broughton
Nehru Awaits Answer on India Commonwealth Ties
In New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru refused to state if India will remain in the British Commonwealth or seek association. He declined to give assurance when questioned in Parliament.
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Notre Dame Honors Star with Laetare Medal
Actress Trene Dunne is named Notre Dame Laetare Medal recipient, the 67th American to receive the honor since 1853. University president Rev. John J. Cavanaugh lauds her as a model of Christian womanhood balancing fame and family amid a publicized film career.
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Hiroshima Fire Injures Forty-one Japanese in Hash Blaze
A Hash fire in Hiroshima destroyed 155 homes and shops and damaged a small hospital. Forty-one Japanese were injured as flames were brought under control two hours after ignition.
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Nationalists to Fly to Peiping for Peace Talks
The Nationalist Government plans to fly to Peiping on Thursday to start talks with Communist leaders, aiming to end the Chinese civil war. Chang Chih Chung stated the delegation has completed its preparations for the peace conference.
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Notable Obituaries List of Public Figures
A roster of deaths includes Dr Lucius Charles Clark 79 former Ameri can University president in Washington John W Thomason 30 28 U S vice consul in Calcutta India in Washington Frank Fl "Tin ch Tm Gleich 53 former New York Yankee outfielder in Columbus Ohio Rev Mark J Smith SJ 73 former Georgetown instructor in Washington Walter W Chase 64 editor St Paul Daily News RI 1933 former St Paul Pioneer Press in Encinitas Calif James Montgomery 61 publisher New Albany Tribune Indianapolis Morgan H Sexton General manager of HRO radio station Clinton Ia George R Forrester 64 president Forrester Grain Co former Toledo Board of Trade president James J Bindy Reilly S clerk of the state Senate Albany.
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Chickens Stolen. Teen Receives Suspended Sentence
Michael Jar, 21, of Onondaga Town, pleaded guilty to stealing five chickens found in Jak's barn. Justice James Chauvoui imposed a six month suspended sentence and $15 restitution, with the case tied to Emmanuel Seamids pawasson ra. onondaga.
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Italians Pass West Treaty In Turbulent Era
Fragmentary wires indicate a West Treaty vote with Italian officials and U S positions likely affecting Europe. A series of unclear notes suggests discussions, postponements, and tentative approval stages amid tense diplomatic exchanges.
Two Men Charged In Monument Shop Slaying
Benjamin Hiein a 37 year old monument setter was found killed by gunfire at a monument shop near 245 East Houston Street in New York. George Peter Reen 31 and Leonard Windy Rosenhere 29 were charged with homicide. Reed confessed to shooting during an attempted hold up while Rosenberg supplied the pistol.
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One Mans Opinion About Democracy Caught in Text
A fragmentary column ponders democracy and a president turning down bids from chicken farmers. It mentions a cashier from Washington and a plan to inform Congress about events, with notes on staying home to learn what happened and timing spanning months or years.
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