Yugoslavs Favor American Films But Build Own Industry
In Belgrade the public favors American productions though many are old Westerns or comedies. The government runs a growing film industry producing four full length titles including This People Will Live, aiming for a varied output without competing with Hollywood. Agreement already exists to import more American films.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Hollywood
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
Riviera rails strike halts traffic on French Riviera
A 24 hour railway strike snarled traffic along the Riviera in sympathy with a crippling French mine strike now in its 17th day. Communists push for a minimum wage of 15000 francs per month while anti Communist papers predict a Paris subway strike Monday.
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Paris
Riviera
Mediterranean Area
France
A de Gaullist
War Crimes Lawyer Loses Arm After Streetcar Crash
Andrew A. Adinolfi, a Bronx war crimes prosecutor, had his right arm amputated above the elbow at the Army's 49th General Hospital after a streetcar collision on Oct 11. He had been probing Lt Gen Hiroshi Tamura's role in Japanese POW administration. The New Yorker reports death sentences for five Japanese in the Tokyo Prison fire case of May 25, 1945.
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Tokyo
Andrew A. Adinolff
Bronx
Army
49Th General Hospital
Adinolfl
Hiroshi Tamura
Prisoner of War Administration
New Yorker
Muscle-Rub Delivers Fast Relief For Rheumatic Pain
Robert Jordan of Colon Michigan suffered severe hip and leg pains and could not work. After trying many remedies he bought Muscle-Rub on a doctor’s prescription ad and reports relief in three days. He urges others to try it with a money back guarantee if relief is not found.
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Ais Sociatie
Robert Jordan
Colon
Mich
Jordan
Six Arrests in Stolen Car Ring Probe
New York police say six people were arrested on charges of criminally receiving stolen property in a probe into a late-model car theft ring. Most cars were stolen in Queens County and distributed from Poughkeepsie to Albany and beyond. Ten cars recovered. ring allegedly sold cars at about 40 percent of market value.
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New York
Grover Brown
Queens County
Poughkeepsie
Albany
Troy
Aother
New York City
U S Carrier Franklin D Roosevelt Heads to Sea for Exercise
The U S Carrier Franklin D Roosevelt and eight other American warships sailed today after a five day visit. The drill follows their port call, with maneuvers planned with allied units and support vessels in the area.
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Athens
U. S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Utica Plans Dewey Rally with Harris County Officials
Utica prepares for a Dewey for President rally Sunday with Lt. Gov. Joe R. Hanley and Industrial Commissioner Edward Corsi as speakers. The event signals active local backing for the Republican candidate in this period.
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Utica
Joe R. Hanley
Edward Corsi
Synod Urges Religion in State Education Policy
The Presbyterian Synod of New York urged the State Education Department to study religion's role in education and plan university programs to support voluntary religious work by churches. Delegates also set a $12,000 minimum salary plus living quarters for pastors, with grants for isolated parishes. Rev. William H. Willits was named vice moderator and Frederick F. Bugbee moderator.
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Glens Falls
Presbyterian Synod of New
William H. Willits
North Presbyterian Church of
Elmira
Frederick F. Bugbee
Watertown
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