No More Benefits June Allyson Says No More Benefits
Hollywood report quotes June Allyson declaring she will never appear at a benefit again even for pay. She argues benefits bring bad reputations, criticism, and less enthusiastic audiences, noting entertainers often risk unsettlement when donating services. George Jessel adds a parallel remark about those who criticize performers at benefits.
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Advertising and Install in Elyria Area for Electriglas
In Elyria area to merchandise and install ELECTRIGLAS heating equipment. $1000.00 for inventory required. Advertising and sales help furnished contact.
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Chinese Puzzle Challenge to FBI Agents in Chicago
FBI agents faced a real Chinese puzzle as Jack C. Young a Chinese cook arrested in Chicago challenged them to prove the back of a fraudulent 15 dollar check was endorsed by him The mark read two Chinese characters meaning Wong Wong casting doubt on the identity in the April New Haven Conn case ilanng
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FBI
Jack C. Young
New Haven
Conn
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Poison Candy Sender Admits Her Role
In Tampa, 49 year old Letha Bella Overton of Lake Wales admits sending poisoned candy that sickened 71 people. She faces five counts of premeditated poisoning. U.S. District Attorney Mellick noted potential murder charges with possible life sentences. her husband Jesse Overton, a Sunday school superintendent, reacted with stunned silence.
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Lake Wales
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Cures for hiccups flood papal inbox at Vatican
Pope Pius XII faced a flood of hiccup cures as letters poured into the Vatican during his illness. Suggestions ranged from strange tongue twisting medicines to chocolate ice cream. One American proposed counting to five hundred in a foreign language while another offered ear pressure and water with breath held.
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Pius XII
Vatican
America
Died as soldiers aristocrats in German war losses
An aristocrats calendar printed in Gluecksburg shows that 15 percent of Germany's male nobles died as soldiers in the recent war. For leisurely living enlist the Chronicle Telegram Classified ads. They're grand for selling, renting, hiring. Dial 4751.
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Senate hears coffee price control proposal in Washington
The Senate agriculture committee examines possible legislation to bring coffees trading under federal oversight. The hearing addresses price lies alleged over several months amid ongoing concerns in Washington.
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Commodity Exchange
Guatemala Meeting Draws Red Leaders Amid Communist Claims
Guatemala faces intense scrutiny as President Arbenz denies being Communist while Senate critic Wiley calls the nation the head of Latin American Communism. The National Democratic Front led by a Guatemalan Workers Party carries a four party coalition with labor influence over 100,000 workers.
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Mexico
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Moscow
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Tennessee
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Richard C. Patterson
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GOP Finance Group Studies Record Budget
Republican leaders present a record budget to the GOP finance committee to fund the largest off year campaign in history. The plan, potentially doubling 1950's 1.9 million spend, drives toward the 1954 congressional elections and GOP bicentennial events. Bertha Adkins announced a national Republican women’s conference for April 6 and 8, with 1,500 women leaders from all states set to attend after four regional meetings in 1953.
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Republian National Committee
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Miss Adkins
Leonard W. Hall
Name Doesn't Help Columbus Intoxicated Arrest
Police arrested Octave Champaign, 62, on a Wednesday charge of intoxication in Columbus.
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Octave Champaign
Congressman Denies Charge Over 1951 Jackson Case
Rep. Emanuel Celler denies urging the Justice Department to drop criminal prosecution of Edward E. Jackson and Samuel E. Jackson for back taxes. Sen. Williams claimed an August 1951 interview and a suggestion to drop prosecution due to Samuel Jackson's health. Case later reopened in 1959. Jackson pleaded guilty in 1953, receiving a suspended four year term after a $30,000 fine.
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D-N.y
Justice Department
John J. Williams
R-Del
Senate
Cellier
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Fla
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Sidney
Ohio
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Welded Steel Tube Corp
Celler
New York
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Jackson
House Votes To Add 30 Federal Judges
The House approved a measure to create 30 additional federal judgeships and grant some current judges immediate full pay retirement. The bill, a House Senate compromise, awaits Senate approval and the White House. It designates openings in Southern New York Delaware Western Kentucky Massachusetts New Jersey Northern Ohio Eastern Pennsylvania Western Pennsylvania and adds a temporary Western Pennsylvania seat. A roving West Virginia post would become permanent. Television production in Germany totals 31,000 sets.
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Rabid dog attacks trigger Chicago area emergency
A public emergency was declared in Cook County after a rabid dog bit a dentist a mother and her child marking the second mad dog attack in 16 hours Health officials warned of a deadly outcome for untreated victims Sheriff John Babb ordered capture or destruction of stray dogs in quarantined areas and police shot the attacking animal as eight new bite reports came in overnight Forest rangers were to pursue wild packs and rabid sheep were destroyed after attempts to attack a Bloomingdale farmer.
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John Babb
Cook County
Robert J. Carroll
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