Central Catholic Band Honor Dinner at St Johns High
Central Catholic Crusaders Inc will host a dinner Thursday at 6 30 p m in St Johns High auditorium to honor Central Catholic High School band members and grade school musicians. A M Donze will speak and Rev Fr Adelbert Cook will present letters and emblems to senior and junior members.
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Theaters Show Multiple Films At Local Houses Tonight
Palace hosts Nazir Grotto Spring Festival at 8 15 p m. Ohio shows Bad Boy at several times and Four Faces West. Loew's screens El Paso and An Old Fashioned Girl with a wide running schedule. Dueber features Yellow Sky and Bungalow 13. Windsor presents Fighter Squadron and The Cobra Strikes. Mozart shows The Snake Pit and The Gay Intruders. State offers Bells of Capistrano and Jungle Patrol. Strand features Smugglers Cove and Code of the Prairie. Valentine pairs My Dear Secretary with Rusty Leads the Way. Park presents Two Guys From Texas and French Leave. Players Guild stages John Loves Mary at 8 30.
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Men charged after 4th Street fight in SE district
Police said two men fought at 4th St and Cherry in SE. Oscar Brown 37 with no listed residence and William H. Ross 31 of 811 Thompson St SE faced disturbing the peace charges. Brown was fined 25 dollars plus costs in Municipal Court.
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Broadway Gossip and Public Figures in New York
Broadway Gazette reports on Charles Feldman scouting New York talent, praising Ezio Pinza and Lee Cobb performances, plus Boyer without a toupee. Mayor O’Dwyer remarks at a Wallander testimonial. ex-police commissioners present. Shaw on producing, Selznick recollects Stromboli, Pecora at Four Freedoms dinner. Barkley anecdote ends note.
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Husband Returns Home Finds Hat Hidden in Closet
A man arrives with his new wife and notices a ladies' hat on the closet shelf, implying concealed clues or suspense surrounding the household. The sentence hints at tension or a secret tied to the hat within the domestic scene.
Derby Hat Warning Across Three Wives
A humorous tale recounts a groom warning his current wife not to touch a closet hat rack. He explains the hats belonged to his first two wives kept for sentimental reasons. The wife vows restraint but warns the next hat to go up there will be a derby.
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Federal Council of Churches totals 28 million members from 25 denominations
The Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America comprises 25 national denominations with a combined membership exceeding 28,000,000, reflecting broad interdenominational unity in American Protestant life.
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Grange Urges Approval of World Wheat Pact
Washington May 23 AP The National Grange urges prompt Senate approval of the international wheat agreement as essential to a sound world peace structure. J T Sanders Grange legislative counsel says the pact would help dispose of the predicted bumper crop of a billion bushels of U S wheat this year.
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AFL Draws Two Hundred Thousand At Cleveland Show
The five day AFL industrial show in Cleveland drew about 200000 visitors with over 46000 attending the final day officials said.
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