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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1950

Page

1

Bergman Affair Details Revealed In California Divorce

Dr Peter Lindstrom testified on Ingrid Bergmans California decree citing affection and later departure for Italy to make a film He described their plans for a second child and noted Bergman left March 14 1949 to work with Roberto Rossellini They had been married 13 years while Bergman later wed Rossellini by proxy in Mexico and Lindstrom obtained a decree on cruelty and desertion though the divorce will take a year to finalize

Los Angeles Ingrid Bergsman Peter Lindstrom California Roberto Rossellini Miss Bergman Italy Lindstrom Rossellini Mexico

Shaw, The Century's Most Famous Playwright Dies

The obituary chronicles George Bernard Shaw, famed playwright and social critic, noting his lifelong wit and influence from Victorian to atomic age. It covers his atheism and communism critiques, wealth, major works, accolades, and personal life. It also mentions his charity work with the American Senior Red Cross National Children's Fund sending fabric to Italy.

American Sinior Red Cross National Children’s Fund Italy Red Cross

Puerto Rico plot and White House shooting shock nation

reports detail an assassination plot against President Truman linked to Puerto Rico nationalist activity. The attack wounded two Secret Service officers and others, while Colina and accomplices faced charges as authorities probe motives and connections.

San Juan Torresola Nationalist Party Puerto Rico U. S Communist Party William Z. Foster Blair House New York Washington John Wilkes Booth Abraham Linealy Yesteday Secret ‘Service White House Joseph H. Downs Donald T. Hirdzell Birdzell Downe Collaza Bronx Callaza Callazo Franky U.S Edward W. McDoneld Col. Jazo Colinza Colina Thesday Puerto Teo United States Secret Service Truman Artington Cemetery Triminaid Charles C. Ro Arlington Sir John DN Meatly

Not Sorry Says Wife Of One Of Truman's Would-Be Assassins

In New York a wife of one of the would be assassins asserts defiance as Puerto Rico history and nationalist context are recalled. The piece traces Puerto Rico from Spanish rule through 1898 cession, U S citizenship, and nationalist tensions, noting economic and political factors and Rep. Vito Marcantonio’s comments on land ownership.

Truman Robert Eunson New York Puerto Rico United States Nationalist Party Oscar Collazo Grisello Torresola Bilal House Collazas New York City Puerto Rico Christopher Columbus Spain Pones da Patin Sagar Thing Congress Francis Riggs Pedro Mbizi Campos Atlanta Alblar Torresola Blair House U. S Geral America Rep Vito Marcantonio American Labor Party Marcantonio Arte

Assailant of Policeman Held After Gunfight in Alley

Patrolman Settler was attacked by John Sullivan in Suman Alley. Sullivan fought with blows and tried to seize Settler’s service pistol but the officer, aided by neighbor Fred Williams, broke the gun’s cartridge cylinder and Williams pulled the revolver away. Settler suffered a wounded arm and was taken to county hospital.

Thomas Staubs Martin L. Ingram Sullivan Suman Alley Settler Fred Williams Settles Williamay Wiliams

Local Issues May Decide Congressional Tests

Washington observers say no national trend will decide many elections next Tuesday. Democrats expect one or two Senate pickups while Republicans seek four or more, with Missouri and Ohio flagged as risky seats. Farmers incomes rise but hog prices may tilt Midwest races.

Washington Lesl. L. Biffle Senate Brewster Maine GOP Congress Bifle Biffle Johnston Agriculture Department Truman Ilinois Iowa Colorado Wisconsin Missouri Donnell Taft Ohio

Democrats Forecast Big Gains In Off-Year Vote

Jack Kroll director of the DC Political Action Committee predicted 45 million votes in Tuesday elections a non presidential year record He expects Democrats to gain three or four Senate seats and 15 to 30 in the House noting it would mark a historic change for the party in an off year

Associated Press Jack Kroll DC Political Action Committee Kroll Washington Senate House

Voter Apathy Reported in Small Town US Regions

In Indiana Ohio and New York personal surveys show apathetic voters in small towns and rural areas. Biffle cites 1948 Truman forecast accuracy amid Dewey expectations and notes low interest in both parties. Johnston says no strong national trend, predicting close Senate contests decided locally.

Tumnola Indiana Ohio New York Biffle Truman Thomas E. Dewey Victor A. Johnston Republican Senatorial Committee Senate

Senate battleground races across states stir close contests

Prospects show Pennsylvania and California as battlegrounds with tight races. Other close contests include Connecticut and Idaho electing two Senators, and single contests in Indiana Illinois Colorado Utah and New York.

Pennsylvania California Connecticut Idaho Indiana Ilinois Colorado Utah New York

News Ink Prices to Rise January First

International Printing Ink Division of Waterchemical Corp announced price increases for its news inks effective January 1. The firm cited continual rises in manufacturing costs as the reason, noting such increases would have been justified as far back as July 1.

New York International Printing Ink Division Waterchemical Corp

National staple sweet potato for Ryukyu Islands

The Ryukyu Islands designate the sweet potato as their national food, highlighting its cultural and culinary prominence across the archipelago.

Ryukyu Islands

Wrist Ear Hints at Hidden Hearing Aid Breakthrough

Public notice describes a compact wrist worn electronic ear by Acousticon promising near perfect hearing with concealed wear. It claims directional hearing and full speech understanding, inviting readers to request a fully illustrated pocket explainer.

Public Information Department Acousticon Washington St Hagerstown

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