Pay-as-you-see Telemeter debuts amid palm springs press sighting
The Palm Springs world premiere of Telemeter, a pay-as-you-see TV system controlled by Paramount, drew 71 homes and a $750,000 setup. Installations ran 150 to 450 plus yearly charges, with monthly refunds possible for outages. Officials argue profits could justify maintenance despite tampering risks. the system promises ad-free viewing, with Hollywood studios nearly united except Fox.
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Paramount Pictures
Palm Springs
Calif
Forever
Ginger
Rogers
Bill Holden
Paul Douglas
Hollywood
Twentieth Century-Fox
Federal Lobbying Law Decision Looms From Supreme Court
The 1946 federal lobbying statute, designed to shed light on influence groups, faces a high court ruling soon. It requires lobbyists to register, file financial reports, and disclose major contributions. Violations carry prison, fines, or both. Earlier rulings by Judge Holtzoff found parts unconstitutional, with a 1952 case failing on technical grounds.
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Congress
Supreme Court
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Clerk
House
Frank
Alexander Holtzoff
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National Association of Manufacturers
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Telemeter study noted by England Italy experts
It was noted that English and Italian experts are studying the American Telemeter here. The Italians face a currency problem, needing a method to insert currency into a slot and make it register on an electronic tape, a challenge that would test even two geniuses.
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England
Italy
Daffy
Rattlesnake Bite Ends With Man's Quick Kill
Luckdale Mississippi 86 year old A T Whittington was bitten by a five foot rattlesnake while picking pears. He used a stick to kill the snake and then drove two miles to his son's home for treatment. He said he acted to prevent harming others and had nothing to lose.
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Whittington
Suburban Calendar Highlights Local Club Christmas Parties
Suburban events list Ridgeville Civic League Penfield Evening Circle Grafton Mothers Study Club Columbia Volunteer Firemen South Amherst football dinner Village Council and Sunday School board meet. Listings show Christmas parties gift exchanges divine services and council meetings across Ridgeville Penfield Grafton LaPorte Kipton Columbia Belden and surrounding areas with dates Tuesday and Wednesday events and hostess notes.
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Vern Terry
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Herald Luzader
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Wishbone Inn
Congregational Sunday School
Congregational Church
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Laporte
Priscilla Circle
Howard Hulse
Tureen
Deborah Circle
C. E. Nichols
Kipton
Camden Farm Woman’s Club
Ed Ober
Acme Grange
Columbia Garden Club
Carl Heinrich
Rebekah Lodge
Grafton—Volunteer Fire Department
Town Hall
Lake Avenue
Grange
Hazel Blake
South Amherst — Chatterettes
Castle-on-the-Lake
South Amherst — Altar and Rosary Society
Nativity Church
South Amherst—Sportsman’s Club
Swiss Hall
South Amherst — Congregational Trustees
St. Peter’s Church Hall
C. S
Fields — Evening Star
Circe
Edward Henson
S. Amherst
Wellington Ladies Host Christmas Party at First Methodist Church
The Ladies Night event hosted by the Men's Club featured a turkey dinner for over 30. E L Henes served as MC, with Charles Goff chairing the program. Dr. Howard G Young opened with musical saw pieces, Maurice A. Rady presented with Dancing Dandies, and William Haden the local magician entertained. Wilbur Sutliff and Goff closed with jokes and songs.
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First Methodist
E. L. Henes
Charles Goff
Howard G. Young
First Baptist Church
William Haden
Wilbur Sutliff
Goff
Hans Steger
Giles Anderson
Carl Raybuck
Clarence Chambers
Shoulders Divorce Hearing Highlighting Kidnapping Case
In St Louis, police officer Shoulders who arrested Carl Hall in the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping is due in circuit court for divorce from Florence Shoulders. She filed Dec 2 alleging indignities and faulting his cold conduct amid police board scrutiny.
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Bobby Greenlease
Shonders
International News Service
NLRB Travels To New York over Waterfront Issue
The National Labor Relations Board meets in New York to decide which union will represent 65,000 Atlantic Coast longshoremen from Portland to Hampton Roads. The discussion covers limited versus broad bargaining units and aims for a pre Christmas decision before a no-stake injunction expires.
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National Labor Relations Board
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NLRB
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New York Shipping Association
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Hampton Roads
The
Shipping Association
AFL International Long‘Shoremen’s Association
ILA
AFL
Maine
Virginia
Eisenhower
Model stores teach pupils money value at Hayes primary school
A new primary school at Hayes, England opens with child friendly shops where pupils learn the value of money. Teachers guide students through mock transactions, budgeting exercises, and saving goals to build early financial literacy.
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Hayes
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