Miss Universe 1957 Plans Acting Career Start
Carol Morris, Miss Universe 1957 from Ottumwa Iowa, reports to Universal International to begin a contract with one role as a chorus girl in Man of a Thousand Faces. She cites beauty alone not guaranteeing acting success and vows to study hard. If acting stalls she will return to college for a degree.
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Ry Bobt
Hollywood
Carol Morris
Ottumwa
Iowa
Universal-International
The
Carol
Long Beach
New York
Automaker Ready To Please The Ladies In New Models
General Motors styling head Harley J. Earl says women influence 1957 car design. He notes a female interior designer per model and four male designers, praising women on staff after a New York automotive show with hundreds of newspaperwomen. He invites letters from women listing desired features like kitchenette and bottle warmer.
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Automaker
Associated Press
Harley J. Earl
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
Earl
Pye
New York
Two Tots Die In Home Fire In Cambridge
Two young cousins Pendyl Jones aged 2 and Corinthian Jones four months died in a noon fire that destroyed a two story frame home in Cambridge near a wood stove. Firemen recovered the bodies after dousing the blaze as two aunts tried to reach the second floor but were driven back by smoke. Mothers were away at work or visiting. six other children were at school.
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Cambridge
Pendyl Jones
Corinthian Jones
Stella Mae Jones
Pendys
Philadelphia
Mary Magdalene Jones
Corinthian
Stella
Mary
Isaac Jones
Mason in 21st operation in 15 years at Peninsula General
Salisbury report on Warren T. Matean, 34, a bread route salesman and father of five, hospitalized for his 21st operation in 15 years. Injured at age five by a Baltimore streetcar, he has since undergone amputations to his left leg, and now faces bone and plastic surgery while caring for five children and pursuing model trains.
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Salisbury
Warren T. Matean
Peninsula General Hospital
Mason
Baltimore
Daugh
Ters
Trial Postponed in Dio Acid-Blinding Case in New York
The government says Johnny Dio masterminded the acid-blinding of labor writer Victor Riesel and the trial has been postponed until next spring with jury selection set to begin today.
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New York
Johnny Dio
Victor Riesel
Eisenhower Denounces Russian Brutality Over Hungary
President Eisenhower assailed Soviet actions in Hungary on Human Rights Day from Augusta, calling for worldwide mourning and renewed resolve to uphold the UN declaration. He cited hunger for liberty, condemned terror, and urged prayers for Hungary’s liberty-loving people as bells rang nationwide.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Hungary
United Nations
Free World
America
Fragmented Statement on Human Rights Denial and Liberty
The passage asserts that certain rights are denied including freedom of thought, conscience, expression, peaceful assembly, and equal protection. It mentions arbitrary arrest, detention, and slavery or servitude, and references Henry Fonda and a stage screen context while noting denial of fair hearings by an independent tribunal.
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Ion
Henry Fonda
Stage
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Florida
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New Lester
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Betsy Ross
Lecter
Shockey Furniture Co
Summit Avenue
Chicago
Haskell Kellems
Evansville
Ind
Robert Mitchell
St. Louis
Frank Cerone
Near North Side
Malcolm Beggs
Cerone
Beggs
Russia
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Frank L. Wight Distilling CO
Peoria
Ill
O.P
Uxury Sport Coats
O.P.O
West
Washington Street
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