Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan Welcome Daughter Yasmin
Princess Yasmin is described as harmonious and well behaved at birth in Lausanne. Rita Hayworth and Moslem Prince Aly Khan welcomed their daughter Yasmin, born yesterday at Monthhoisi clinic, with plans to move to a chalet in Gstaad once possible.
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All Night Parking Ban Enacted in Tempe
Tempe bans all night street parking starting January 1 to aid night street sweeping. City Marshal Walter Chiarson announced the regulation and said a patrolman will be on full daytime duty in the downtown area.
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GOP Outlook Sees Spending Policy Center of 1950 Campaign
Republican leaders align on targeting Truman era spending as a top 1950 campaign issue. Debates split party on merger with Southern Democrats and labor outreach while Alfred Driscoll advocates state solutions. Arthur Vandenberg urges restoring solid foundations, Dewey concedes past errors and pushes a middle road for private enterprise and progress.
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Democrats Confident as 1950 Campaign Opens
Washington reports the Democratic Party enters 1950 with leaders confident in continued prosperity and victory if it fights for its principles. Southern Democrats push back on spending and civil rights while acknowledging possible intra party compromises. Analysts foresee a net Senate gain of about three and House gains between 20 and 25, aided by a strong campaign funding and press backing for the fair deal.
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Five Injured In Chinese Strike
Five Chinese workers were injured today in a scuffle with British crown police who ejected them from the Hong Kong Match Co offices. Accompanied by about 50 others they demanded improved working conditions and were arrested. They bore a Red banner calling for higher pay. The colony also endured a trolley service shutdown after tram conductors were discharged amid a no fare strike demanding wage increases.
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Judge orders 15 Mexican aliens deported
Federal Judge Howard C. Speakman ordered 15 Mexican aliens deported for illegal entry. In the same decision, McKinley Richard Dillon received six months in federal prison after pleading guilty to larceny involving a truck on an Indian reservation.
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Cochise County Cotton Crop Falls Short of Forecast
A private survey of Cochise County cotton shows 6,750 bales valued at 1 109 700, well below the 3 000 000 forecast by county farm agent Carmy Page. Early frost is blamed for the reduced production in Douglas.
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Heaters Off Undies On Order To Police
Glendale California police issue order to shut off car heaters and require long woolen underwear for overnight radio patrolmen to prevent overheating and illness. Police Chief Carl R Eggers emphasizes the safety rule amid cold weather operations.
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Brakes On New Car Quit Killed Child In California
Fremont Sloniger nine from Sweet Home Oregon was killed when his car plunged from a Griffith Park cliff in Los Angeles. Five others, including parents Mr and Mrs George Sloniger two sisters Flori and Karen and driver Ray Donley, sustained injuries. Elder Sloniger said brakes on the new convertible failed on a sharp turn.
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Arizona Credit Co Ad for Winn Shackelford
Advertisement listing Winn Shackelford for Arizona Credit Company at 27 East Broadway with phone number 3-0591. Frail newspaper ad details a financial service and a local business contact.
Suit Aims To Break Five Hundred Thousand Estate
A suit to set aside a $500000 estate was filed in the superior court clerk's office. The suit is brought by Chester Glass and Mrs Irma Brindley, son and daughter of the late Jeter, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Suits Over Tucson Estate Dispute Between Heirs
M Glass seeks to overturn a will that named Eugene Glass as sole heir and executor. The father, former South Tucson mayor, died December 3. A 1947 will left property and cash valued at $500,000 to Eugene. Pending outcome of the suit.
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Bank Named Executor of Estate
Thursday Evening December 29 149 Valley National Bank has been named executor of the estate, taking charge of all proceedings and assets pending settlement.
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Frankenstein created by Mary Shelley in 1818
Mary Shelley authored Frankenstein in 1818 marking the birth of a landmark gothic novel. She conceived the story after a challenge among writers and published the influential work that would shape modern science fiction.
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