Faye Emerson and Elliott Cozy Up Off Front Pages
The interviewed couple, Faye Emerson and her husband Elliott, keep out of political campaigns and the spotlight while Emerson stars opposite Louis Calhern in The Play's the Thing. Elliott, a stagehand and aspiring political commentator, jokes about future offices and voting as they retreat to dressing rooms after the last act.
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Dutchess County
Faye
Squires
Hyde Park
Emerson
Louis Calhern
Truman
Faysie
Eliott
El-iott
Democratic
Newspaper Guild
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Notable New York Notes From The Screen And Stage
Joan Caulfield visits before filming Dear Mother sequel while Esther Williams designs a kidney bean pool for the Saxony Hotel in Miami. Laura Hobson returns from the World Series after an injury and sneezing incident. French students interview Jean Sablon at the Capital. Claire Trevor promotes a test film Lucky Stiff. Saroyan has four plays awaiting production. Ben Yost departs for coast deals with Warners. Ray Milland cleared on Paramount suspension. Judy Holliday sought for Gentlemen Prefer Blondes lead.
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Kbrittes
Joan Caulfield
Mother
Ruth
New York City
Esther Williams
Miami
New Saxony
Laura Hobson
Boston
New York
Jean Sablon
Claire’ Trevor
Lucky Stiff
William Saroyan
Ben Yost
Bausch & Lomb opts to form Pacific division in consolidation
Consolidation of the Riggs Optical Company of San Francisco with Bausch & Lomb Optical Company of Rochester creates the Bausch & Lomb Optical Company Pacific division. A Rochester auction of the $10,000 estate of John Roller pits a friend against 17 German relatives for inheritance. The case was under jury deliberation in Rochester.
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Bausch & Lomb
Frisco Optical
Rochester
Riggs Optical Company
San Francisco
Bausch & Lomb Optical Company
Pacific
America
John Roller
Roller
Louis Strobel
Gottlieb Roller
Germany
Injured In Bus Crash In Fog On Route 40 East Of Zanesville
Twelve people were injured when a New York to St Louis bus left Route 40 in heavy fog two miles east of Zanesville. Other items note a Milford taxi minister offering low fares for worshippers, and a roster of homeless Europeans bound for New York with 813 displaced persons en route. The B 17 from Lowry Air Force Base is missing after a routine flight, and San Francisco reports a polio epidemic with 158 cases and 12 deaths for the year.
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Zanesville, O
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New York
St. Louis
Zanesville
Denver
Lowry Air Force Base
Hamilton
San Francisco
J. C. Geiger
Japan moves to ban strikes and bargaining in diet
The Japanese government pushes labor laws barring strikes and collective bargaining for government workers as a broad labor program nears passage after a stormy Diet session. The move signals major policy shift amid national debate.
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Tokyo
Secret Service to double guard Dewey if elected
U.S. Secret Service agents will shift to Dewey’s safety in New York after victory. They would extend 24 hour protection to Mrs. Dewey and the two sons and continue guarding President Truman until Dewey’s inauguration. The arrangement follows federal law and aims to keep the president and family under constant surveillance.
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Warieington
U. S. Secret Services
Thomas KE
Dewey
Secret Service
New York
Truman
Canadians Bar Welcome To Travelers
A Montreal welcome for young Canadians returning from visits to Communist nations was halted by police from displaying banners at the central station. The Beaver Brigade, mostly university students and unionists, urged attendance at a peace rally and noted members including McGill students. John Anderson of Toronto defended the group, saying some members are Communists but do not control actions or opinions.
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Montreal
Central Station
Beaver Brigade
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
France
Italy
McGill University
John Anderson
Toronto
Public Service Commission Denies Albany Meeting Rumor
Albany, NY UP report: Public Service Commission Chairman Milo R Maltbie denies that the panel moved a meeting to Albany to dodge a bus strike in the metro area. He says meetings alternate between Albany and New York, with the next session set for New York City on Nov 9.
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Albany
Milo R. Maltbie
Public Service Commission Today
UN Rue
New York City
Metropolis
Commission
New York
Maltbie
Ital New York
17 Car Train Passes Safely Over Baby
A one year old boy lay between the rails as a 1 car freight train passed over him near Clinton Iowa. He woke from a nap and wandered to the tracks where two trainmen saw the train roll over him. X rays showed no internal injuries and the child had only bruises. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Langreer, staying with his grandmother while parents shopped.
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Clinton
Allan Lee Langrehe
Leroy Langreer
New Drug Avoids Harm to Kidneys
Northwestern University doctor announces successful use of a new sulfa drug named pour trosnnen that avoids kidney complications. It was tested on many patients who previously relied on older sulfonamides, showing broad applicability and reduced renal risk.
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Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
Sipallenta
Digensen
Deaths: Dr Rustem Vambery and Others in Obituary List
Death notices for Dr Rustem Vambery aged 4a former Hungarian minister to the United States in New York City Dr Robert Tracy Jackson aged 87 paleontologist and former curator at Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology in Peterborough NH Rev Timothy J McGrath 51 wartime Catholic chaplain at Shaw Field Sumter SC in Cold Springs and Anthony De Stefano 5 former City Court judge in Albany.
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Rustem Vambery
United States
New York City
Robert Tracy Jackson
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Harvard University
Peterborough
N. H
Timothy J. McGrath
Shaw Field
Sumter, & C
Cold Springs
Anthony DE Stefano
al- Spany
Derailed coal cars tear up tracks at Chili crossing
Wrecking crews worked to repair hundreds of feet of track after a Wear Shore Line AT-gondola coal train derailed at a crossing in Chili Alabama. Cars tore up the rail and dumped coal on Flamex Corp property but no injuries were reported.
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Chili
Wear Shore
Flamex Corp
One Mans Opinion by Walter Kiernan
War Department orders 5 million undershirts and 1 million shorts. This would yield a 4 million strong standing Army in the bold months. Officials may buy girdles. no restraint on the girls. Stalin unaware we mean business. Berlin crisis easing while we hold the upper hand. Air Force plans include 14 million gold plated buttons and consideration of buying planes.
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Walter Kiernan
WAR Department
Air Force
Aleak Nears Port Off New Jersey Coast
NORFOLK Va VPA reports a naval landing craft LCU 1003 with 63 men aboard developed a water leak in heavy seas. The vessel, returning from a training cruise, was guided toward Delaware waters by escort ships and Coast Guard support. most aboard are Navy reservists with four regulars.
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Cen- Linn
Boston
Miami
Navy
Danish steamer Carl san missing after gale in Gulf of Finland
The Dalifa Shipping Company announced the Danish steamer Carl san went down in a night gale in the gulf of Finland and the entire crew of 13 is missing.
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Ocopantaghn
Carl San
Gulf of Finland
Dalifa Shipping Company
Fire Wrecks Building in Cincinnati Downtown
A seven story Cincinnati building on Opera Place was destroyed by fire that began after 10 P.M. in a photo engraving plant. Fire chief Barney Houston said a 20,000 gallon roof water tank remained standing as crews fought the blaze, with total damage around 100000 dollars and the structure valued at 60000 dollars. The tank likely stayed due to it being empty while the sprinkler system drained. It was crowded by adjacent structures as fire spread through upper floors.
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Cincinnati
Barney Houston
Houston
Touston Sok
Damutge Way
Opera Place
Exchanges Close Nov 2 For Election Day Observance
Financial and commodity exchanges across the United States will be closed on Election Day Tuesday November 2. European and Canadian markets will operate as usual.
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New York
VUP
United States
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