Television advances and stars parade in early color era
New York reports a new camera setup for fight coverage through a bottom ring window for extreme close ups. It notes pilots in color TV tests, DeMands payoffs in TV, and appearances by stars like Greta Garbo, Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Mary Ford, and Stan Freberg. Ed Sullivan, Ed Reed, and George Gobel projects loom with October plans and network shifts.
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Arthur Godfrey
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Virginia
Martha Raye
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Rocky Graziano
Joan Davis
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Mary Sinclair
Baby Crop Sets Record In 1953
New York reports a record infant crop for 1953 with more than 3,530,000 births. Metropolitan Life Insurance notes it is the seventh straight year over 3,500,000 and calls it the greatest baby boom in U S history. Infant mortality fell to about 28 per 1,000 live births, an unprecedented low, down 30 percent from ten years ago and over 30 percent from twenty years ago.
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Rhodes Plans Governor Race Decision Soon
Ohio State Auditor James A. Rhodes indicated he would decide in the very near future whether to seek the GOP gubernatorial nomination. In a letter to Lima News publisher Wayne W Galvin he criticized so-called indispensable men and urged a united campaign for a progressive administration, while noting Democratic incumbent Gov. Frank Lausche will seek a fifth term.
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Vets Plan 70th Annual Meeting In Columbus
The Ohio State Veterinary Medical Association will hold its 76th annual meeting in Columbus with over 800 members expected. Dr W C Keefer of Springfield, president of the organization, will deliver the initial address as the convention focuses on new diagnostic and treatment methods for animal diseases.
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Bankers Predict Softening of Money Rates in 1933 Outlook
New York bankers forecast a domestic rate cut in prime business loans from 3¼ percent to 3 percent amid a moderate business readjustment and end of excess profits taxes. They expect gold convertibility to approach, with U S gold stock at about 22 trillion and foreign buyers shifting balances. Domestic banking records show gains in loans, money in circulation, checks drawn, and demand deposits, with savings banks advancing.
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Russia
Emotional Problems Lead To Overeating
Hartford report cites study at New Haven YWCA showing emotional distress drives overeating. Gloria Pepi of the State Health Department notes sadness, anxiety, and boredom trigger meals, with women using dress and routines to cope. once reasons are understood, many reduce intake and lose weight.
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1953 Money Tightens Then Eases Banking Profits Rise
In early 1953 demand and Fed tightening push bonds and stocks down. By year end easier policy returns bonds to rally and stocks steady. Banks forecast a big year with record earnings, though overall totals may show a small net decline.
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Administration Ready To Battle Possible 1954 Recession
Washington (UP) Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks said 1954’s business outlook is bright and that the Eisenhower administration is ready to cope with any recession of undesirable magnitude. He noted soft spots and short run difficulties but expected a good year with continued realistic optimism. If fluctuations arise the administration will act timely to cope with the situation.
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Surprises For Two In Chicago Family News
Harold Glynn aged 137 went to his brother Claremont's Chicago home Sunday to tell him he had identified a body in the county morgue as Claremont, who had been missing since Christmas. Claremont, who had been injured in a car crash, greeted him at the door.
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Claremont
Rail Shares Snag 3-Year Advance In Stock Market
Rail shares unsettled the 1953 market, with some rails gaining amid mixed sectors. Metals varied, tobacco fell, television down, while Amusements and chemicals led gains. rails near 1952 highs. Year ended with calls for better 1954 demand and hopes of a new high in coming years.
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31 Children See Couple Married in Hoorn
Petrus Mettes aged 58 and Cornelia Smit aged 63 were wed Sunday in Hoorn Netherlands in the presence of their 31 children. Cornelia brought her 20 children and Petrus his 11 heirs. Reception limited to immediate family.
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Pella seeks broader base for Italy cabinet
Italian Premier Giuseppe Pella, a Christian Democrat, says he will reshuffle his caretaker cabinet to broaden its base and resist pressure from the dominant party. He told leaders including Alcide de Gasperi that he will not allow party machinery to pick his ministers, stressing his independence. Also noted, the Philippines expect a new explosives plant at Maria Cristina.
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