Showbiz Roundup From El Morocco To Copa Club
The Ray iMillands sparkled at El Morocco while Dan Daney Bur gess Meredith Miriam Hopkins and Bob Taplinger found room at the Little Club. Anita Colby heads to England, Nancy Kelly had a big birthday backstage, Diane Manners sings nightly at Leon Eddie's, and Betty Hutton bets a TV rights dispute with Ted Briskin.
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England
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Meggido faith members celebrate Christmas in Rochester
About 200 members of the Meggido faith began a 24 hour Christmas celebration at 6 PM today in Rochester. The group, with world headquarters abroad, gathered for worship and fellowship in the local observance.
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Rochester
Peace Parley Rally Spurs Picket Threats In New Jersey
New Jersey delegates plan a second World Peace conference stop sponsored by the New Jersey Council of Arts Sciences and Professions. A Cambridge boy aged eight is missing while walking to school Arthur Stanley Michaels III son of an Air Force officer. Reservoir wall collapse at New Castle Pennsylvania releases nearly 5 million gallons of water damaging 20 acres of farmland and flooding fields and roads.
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Michaels, Jr
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Roberts Grammar School
New Castle
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Child Actor Injured by Accidental Shot on Set in Sonora
Joan Evans fourteen year old film actress remained hospitalized in Sonora with powder burns to her wrist and forearm after a pistol fired accidentally during filming of the Samuel Goldwyn picture Roseanna Co. Other members of the movie company returned to Hollywood. A separate report notes scientists at the American Chemical Society meeting describe APF a vitamin that could replace meat in man’s diet. It occurs naturally in liver fish meal and whey and has been synthetically produced and tested on animals.
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Calif
Ins
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Fim
Hollywood
Samuel Goldwin
Roseanna Kco
San Francisco
American Chemical Society
Poles imprison priest for criticizing government
In Lodz a Catholic priest Rev. Jozef Dawson was sentenced to four years for using his pulpit to spread hostile and false news slandering Poland’s Communist government. The Dutch ready to meet Indonesian republicans to lay groundwork for peace in Indonesia, talks in Indonesia only. Russians release thousands of their best wali prisoners of war to join German Communist parity. 3000 arrive at Frankfurt as processing continues. James Farrell, 19, hanged for murder of a film-hopper 14-year-old Joan Marey in Sutton Park. Willis Peller, 20, of Long Branch, to begin a 1 year term for armed robbery in Ridgeway. accomplice Garth Miller declared innocent.
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Toiday
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Deaths of famed circus figure and several notable leaders
Obituaries note Chris H. Livingston a pioneer in circus arts including clowning and high wire acts in St. Louis. Joseph Manischewitz, 62, led the baking firm with ties to Cincinnati and New York. Oliver W. Wood, 62, led used car dealers. M J Williamy Hutchinson, 83, former Eagles state president and retired railroad cashier in Buffalo. Emma Krug, 70, mother of Secretary Julius A. Krug, in Madison.
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Sforza Signals Italy Treaty Signing Amid Debates
Fragmented report notes Count Sforza prepared to sign Italy into a treaty as he defended the accord against rivals and denounced by communists as aggressive. The piece hints at international trusteeship discussions related to Italy and its former African colonies.
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Acheson
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Lindbergh’s Paris Hop Began As Test Flight
Col Charles A Lindbergh’s solo flight from New York to Paris started as a test hop. Mechanic Kenneth J Boedecker said the Spirit of St Louis showed power plant symptoms on the first morning of May 70 297 percent. After two hours of checks there, Lindbergh approved the attempt and the test flight ended 33 hours later in Paris.
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Paris
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Eisenhower Begins Florida Vacation at Key West
President Dwight D. Eisenhower enters a full day of rest in Key West Florida with Doctor Howard Snyder at his side to recover from a stomach inflammation. The trip marks a peaceful break from duties as he relaxes in the southernmost city.
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Fla
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United States
Ger
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Scientists claim shrink proof ice cream develops
Three University of California researchers report to the American Chemical Society that controlling pressure and temperature during ice cream production prevents shrinking at sea level or expansion on mountains and keeps it from changing with temperature.
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University of California
American Chemical Society
Mount Lain
Canadian Commons Endorses North Atlantic Pact Principles
The Canadian House of Commons approved principles of the North Atlantic pact by a 149 to 2 vote. The agreed points will be sent to the Senate for approval.
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Canada
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One Mans Opinion By Walter Kiernan
A fragmented opinion piece discusses international relations and treaty language. The column debates why long translations complicate issue resolution and notes perceived U N jurisdiction limits. It hints at friendships among officials and the complexity of global diplomacy.
Mitchum To Be Freed Tomorrow From Jail
Hollywood reports Robert Mitchum will be released tomorrow after serving 49 days of a marijuana case. He says the public will never forget the experience and vows privacy. Lila Leeds, co defendant, also due release after a 30 day deduction for good behavior.
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Canal Yields Body Of Missing Man Isaac Havert
Newark police recovered the body of Isaac Havert 63 missing since last weekend after a canal search three miles east of the city. Coroner Arthur Besemer ruled the death an accidental drowning likely caused by a fall into the canal.
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Bond Release Denied in Youth Slaying Case
A 16 year old from West ALS School pupil, Victim Asthiler, was killed after authorities say she feared revealing pregnancy to her parents. Bond for Victor Babich was denied as prosecutors outline motive and plan to flee if released.
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Poet Addresses Boys Club Rally
A fragmented report notes a poet addressing a Boys' Club rally. The text references clubs, golf, and nations with unclear specifics, mentioning Niagara and Pennsylvania in a garbled transcription.
Warehouse Strike Settlement Sought
Federal mediators seek a settlement in a warehouse strike affecting a large stockpile valued at 168,900,000. The dispute halted operations at major facilities, with workers and management involved in tense mediation sessions yesterday.
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Federal Meda
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