Miss Smith An Organist’s Sex Appeal Delights Hollywood
In a lively interview, Miss Smith discusses her rise from piano studies at Carnegie Tech to Hollywood via Pittsburgh pit orchestras. She details her electric organ act, the provocative stage persona, and her ventures including a music publishing company and past marriage to Ralph Bellamy.
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Polish Finance Committee Approves 1949 Budget
The parliamentary finance committee approved a national budget of 1,530,000,000 for 1949 with formal adoption expected at the session opening tomorrow. Proposed armed forces expenditure is 147,000,090, with 167,000,000 for education and 667,900,000 for reconstruction investments.
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Bayside Bank to Open Baby Carriage Teller Window
Bayside National Bank announced plans to launch four baby carriage teller windows and 10 drive in facilities on April 4. The bullet proof cages allow mothers to bank with babies nearby without leaving them on the sidewalk.
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New York
Bayside National Bank
McCarthy probes DC rent bill to align with nation
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy proposes amendments to Washington DC rent control to match weaker national bill. He plans to push changes when the DC rent measure reaches the Senate floor this week.
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Washington
Joseph BR. McCarthy
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District of Columbia
Senate
Nationalists to Fly to Peiping for Peace Talks
The Nationalist Government announced it will fly to Peiping on Thursday to begin talks with Communist leaders the next day to end the Chinese civil war. Chang Chih-Chung said the delegation has completed preparations for the peace conference.
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Deaths and World News Briefs From North American Papers
A Soviet writer warns the Red Army would invade Western Europe if war breaks out. Vancouver musician John Goss is barred from a New York World Peace Conference. Israel moves ministry headquarters to Jerusalem as sovereignty there remains contested. UN mediator Dr. Ralph Bunche begins final draft of an armistice between Israel and Transjoman. Obituaries list prominent figures including Dr. Lucius Charles Clark and Joan Thomason, among others.
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Graham slated to join Senate after oath
Gov. W. Herr Scott Graham is expected to take the oath tomorrow and join the Senate as North Carolina's new senator. Leaders praise his potential to bolster liberal and progressive forces, with President Truman the subject of supportive remarks from labor officials.
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Nehru silent on India’s Commonwealth status
Prime Minister Nehru refused to state in Parliament whether India would remain in the British Commonwealth or seek association with it. He declined to give assurances on the membership question.
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INS
Pandit ‘Nehru
India
Notre Dame names Irene Dunne Laetare Medal winner
Notre Dame, South Bend, Ind announces Irene Dunne as the 67th recipient of the Laetare Medal honoring outstanding Catholic laity. President Rev. John J. says Dunne embodies Christian womanhood in film and public life, balancing star status with conscience and family.
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University of Notre Dam
America
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Hiroshima blaze injures forty seven in historic city
Forty seven Japanese were injured yesterday when a flash fire destroyed 155 homes and shops in Hiroshima. A small hospital was also burned. Firefighters brought the blaze under control two hours after it started.
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Aton
Italians Pass West Treaty
Rome reports the Italian parliament approved a western treaty after a heated vote. Premier Sforza and key ministers backed the measure as the session closed, signaling agreement on the critical accord.
Two Hen Charged In Gun Slaying Case
George Peter Reed and Leonard Rosenherz were charged with homicide in the March 19 death of Benjamin Kleinman, a monument seller, whose body was found between two tombstones in a lower East Side monument shop. Reed admitted involvement in an attempted robbery at the Monument show on 245 East Houston Street. Rosenberg is accused of supplying a .52 caliber pistol used in the slaying.
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Leonard
Winds” Rosenherz
Conrad Rothengast
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Kleinman
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Rothengast
George P. R Monaghen
Rosenberg
One Man Opinion by Walter Kiernan
Walter Kiernan writes a column musing on democracy and President's response to congressional bids. He reflects on a cable from Washington and the President staying home to learn what happened to his agenda while considering future work and timing.
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Germans Convict Factory Director in Wartime Trial
A wartime factory director was convicted in a trial described as decisive for production discipline. The proceedings highlighted management failures at the plant and the impact on war efforts, with authorities signaling tighter oversight.
Man Receives Suspended Sentence in Chicken Theft Case
Michael Jak of Onondaga town received a six month suspended sentence and paid $15 million after pleading guilty to stealing five chickens. The property belonged to Emmanuel Schmidt of Onondaga and was found in Jak's barn near Onundaza Hill following the Peace James Chanvoui case.
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Onundaza Hill
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