Dal las leads Gary Cooper in postwar western return
Gary Cooper returns to the saddle in Dal las a Technicolor western at the Ohio with Ruth Roman. The Civil War tale follows an ex Confederate colonel tracking three brothers for vengeance while pursued by a government man. Raymond Massey is the top villain as Cooper seeks a pardon and romance.
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Theft Reports From City Hotels and Homes Across Districts
Reports to police include Mamie Solomon at 1016 7th St NE reporting the theft of a wallet containing 125 dollars from the St Francis Hotel locker room at 209 Tuscarawas St W. Patrick J Pitts of McDonald reports two 22 caliber revolvers valued at 53 dollars each and a wallet with 90 dollars stolen from his car on 6th St SW. John W Shaffer of 1209 Tuscarawas St W reports a revolver valued at 15 dollars stolen from his bedroom. Dominic Addessi of 829 Nimisilla Ave SE reports a wheel tire and tube stolen from his car recently.
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Courses in Business To Be Cut to 20 Weeks
Cleveland reporters say business courses will be shortened from 36 to 20 weeks to comply with a government request. Delegates to the National Association and Council of Business Schools decided this yesterday.
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Theaters Show Multiple Films in Ohio and Nearby Cities
Ohio listings run include Gary Cooper and Ruth Roman in Dallas at Loew’s with Barbara Brown and Raymond Walburn in Fathers Wild Game. Esther Williams and Howard Keel in Pagan Love Song and Dorothy Patrick and Robert Blackwell in Destination Big House. Irene Dunne and Fred MacMurray in Never a Dull Moment with Last of the Buccaneers midnight showing at Palace. Windsor features Gene Autrey and Sheila Ryan in The Cowboy and the Indians plus Johnny Weissmuller and Trudy Marshall in Mark of the Gorilla. South hosts Desert Hawk with Yvonne DeCarlo and Richard Greene and Ticket to Tomahawk with Dan Dailey and Anne Baxter. Valentine pairs George Montgomery and Brenda Marshall in Iroquois Trail with Richard Conte and Colleen Gray in Sleeping City. Strand screens Johnny Weissmuller and Buster Crabbe in Captive Girl and Rocky Lane with Eddy Waller in Frisco Tornado. State presents burlesque on stage with Roxy Hart and a Mozart bill featuring Destination Moon and The Fireball. Dueber shows Edmund Gwenn and Burt Lancaster in Mister 880 and James Whitmore with Nancy Davis in The Next Voice You Hear. Park offers Stars in My Crown with Joel McCrea and Dean Stockwell and Gregory Peck with Anne Baxter in Yellow Sky.
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Firemen Get Raise in Cleveland Pay Plan
Cleveland's 1,250 firemen agree to accept the same 7.9 percent pay increase formula approved by the Police Department last week.
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Henry Fonda Weds Susan Blanchard in Private Ceremony
Actor Henry Fonda, 43, married Susan Blanchard, 22, stepdaughter of Oscar Hammerstein, at Hammerstein’s New York home. The wedding was small with family present and the couple departed for an undisclosed honeymoon destination. Fonda’s previous wife Frances Seymour Brokaw died eight months earlier in Beacon, New York.
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