Eddie Cantor Turns To Dramatic Acting At 64
Eddie Cantor, aged 64, debuts in serious drama on NBCs Matinee Theater playing a meek elevator starter whose sisters plot to kill for an inheritance. He says he may pursue more straight drama but will avoid fully abandoning his comic roots and social life.
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Eddie
Cantor
Night Noise and Disturbances Prompt Police Consideration
Readers complain of nighttime noise from dogs trucks and children. Citizens urge police action as only law enforcement can stop such disturbances, with attacks on sleep and nerves common among neighbors near busy streets.
Rain Shortage Hits Farm Crops Across Gulf Coast
Weather observers warn farmers face crop losses if rains do not come soon as Gulf Coast growers note well below normal precipitation this month. They hope for above normal rain in remaining days, while irrigation projects face limits and profits hinge on rainfall variability.
Inquiry Seeks Thomas County Progenitors Records
A note requests help tracing historical progenitors linked to Thomas County. Miss Elizabeth F Hopkins plans a full county history by salary-supported inquiry, while Dorothy Alvord seeks records of her grandfather Rev Charles Pinckney Jones D D a local Methodist minister.
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Thomas County
Elizabeth F. Hopkins
Dorothy Alvord
Seattle
Wash
Charles Pinckney Jones
Endora
Mary Carolina Jones
Thomasville
Miss Alvord
Methodist Church
Alvord
Debate on President Eisenhower's Powers and Two-Term Limit
The text discusses reducing presidential workload under present laws, favoring cabinet handling of non essential duties and criticizing prolonged term limits. It mentions German unity as unsettled, stresses accuracy to avoid fraud, and notes opposition to foreign aid cuts while referencing Nixon and Nixon era politics.
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Eisen
Confused U S Agents Battle Over Defected Soviet Pilot
The Senate subcommittee reported U S agents mistook each other for Soviet spies during the 1949 meeting at the Three Musketeers Restaurant with defectors Barsov and Pirogov. Barsov was arrested for deportation while Pirogov, handcuffed for protection, wondered who had kidnapped him as Soviet officials watched from the background.
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U. S
Pirogovy
Pirogov
White House
Anatole Barsov
Barsov
Russia
U.S
Senate Group
Three Musketeers
United States
FBI
Capitol Hill
Central Intelligence Agency
Are You Living In a Haunted House
George S Stevenson outlines common worries and how to address them. He notes some fears are rational and protectively alert, while unproductive fear worsens life. He advises discussing worries with a trusted person and taking steps to resolve them when possible.
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George S. Stevenson, M.D
National Assn
Toms
The
National Association For Mental Health
Family Altars in Modern Life
A pragmatic defense of daily family devotions arguing they unify home life and reduce friction. It shows faith as relevant to everyday living, offers self examination and confession, strengthens members for daily tasks, insulates against hurts, and supplements church work by making the home a sanctuary where Christ is honored.
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Christ
Rights and republication terms for Thomasville paper
The Times Enterprise Co. Inc assigns exclusive republication rights to all Associated Press dispatches and local news. The paper is published daily except Sundays and entered second class mail at Thomasville Georgia under the 1879 act.
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Associated Press
Times-Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
Congress
Chotiner Case Highlights Nixon Campaign Ties
The profile argues Murray Chotiner, a California lawyer and longtime political manager for Warren Knowland and Nixon, faces scrutiny over clients in trouble. It notes his career blending law and politics and suggests Congress should examine law firms with politically connected clients.
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Murray M. Chotiner
California
Earl Warren
William Knowland
Richard Nixon
Tom Dewey
Dewey
Mr. Chotiner
Chotiner
Beverly Hills
Nixon
Congress
Lawyers Rates and Fees Stir Debate on Influence
The text discusses lawyers fees and fixed rates, noting a $5,000 fee is not large for those in trouble. It cites Murray M. Chotiner urging a broad inquiry into lawyers’ influence in federal agency cases, suggesting questioning prominent politically active lawyers and government lawyers alike. It warns such a sweep could trigger many personal crisis reports.
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Murray M. Chotiner
United States
Private Judgments in Administrative Law Debate
The piece discusses private proceedings in administrative law as courts yield to bureau conferences and private sessions. It notes specialists like Murray Chotiner in Washington and references Senator McCarthy and his successors, with critics urging caution over private legal maneuvering.
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Washington
Murray Chotiner
Joé McCarthy
Chotiner
McCarthy
Roy Colin
Farm hammering creates rustic cottage or cowshed
An old farmer works on a small roadside structure. A motorist asks what it will be. the farmer jokes that renting decides if it becomes a rustic cottage or a cowshed. Meanwhile a worried child and a formal Hollywood dinner scene are lightly noted.
Yesterday's Puzzle Solution and Word Associations
A compact recap lists five clues with brief answers. Rose genus and dismounted relate to plant and motion terms, while confined and wise men hint at restraint and the Magi. The puzzle title suggests a whimsical link to yesterday's challenge and its resolution.
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