Reynolds Libel Trial Summary Of $500000 Suit Action
Attorney Louis Nizer closes his summation in the seven week libel trial against Hearst columnist Westbrook Pegler. Reynolds testifies to his wartime front line coverage and earnings damage while Pegler's side argues Reynolds reputation remains intact. Witnesses include Constance Broun and Arline Ross with denials of nude proposals and marriage talk.
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Quentin Reynolds
Hearst
Westbrook
Alan
Regler
Edward Weinfeld
Louis Nizer
Reynolds
Pegler
Hearst Corp
Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc
Heywood Broun
Broun
Charles Henry
Pegier
Nizer
Braun
Connecticut
Constance Broun
Stamford
Suitcase Swiper Faces Surprise for Stolen Python
HAGERSTOWN Md Harry Albacker a traveling entertainer says the thief who grabbed his suitcase from a hotel car is in for a surprise. The case held a 60 pound 10 foot python used in his act and fed just before the theft. The snake is unlikely to move until hungry in a few days.
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Hagerstown
Harry Albacker
Albacker
Engaged at Fifteen A Mother Seeks Advice on Consent
A mother asks if her 15 year old daughter should be allowed to become engaged to a 22 year old ex serviceman. The columnist warns fifteen is young for engagement but supports delaying marriage until high school graduation and trusts parental judgment.
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Mayfield
Bargain With Nagging Wife Do Your Part Not Her Nagging
Dear Mrs Mayfield advises a couple long married to seek a conference and compromise. The husband should curb noisy habits while demanding his wife stop nagging, promising to adjust his behavior if she stops the nagging.
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Mrs. Mayfield
Much Ado About One False Tooth in Youth Romance
A letter-writer worries a false front tooth will scare his girlfriend away. The response downplays insecurity, citing famous lovers with flaws who still attracted partners.
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Pvt. A. C
Wine demand wanes as world surpluses grow in several nations
A long term trend shows reduced wine consumption globally resulting in sizable surpluses across multiple countries. Producers respond with price changes and adjustments in output to clear stock. Market signals indicate continued contraction in consumption influencing regional policies and harvest planning.
JC Fourth Show Ready for 25th Independence Night
The 25th annual Fourth of July fireworks show staged by the Junior Chamber of Commerce will be the loudest and brightest yet with a $2,500 budget. Tickets 50 cents adults free for under 12 and on sale at J C Penney Jacome s and Dave Bloom Sons. The display Monday July 5 at 7 p m at the university stadium features 265 aerials devil wheels flying pigeons a 100 foot Niagara Falls and a rocket modeled after White Sands tests. Rudy Black leads the fireworks with a child friendly program including a judo demonstration Indian dances by Boy Scouts a drill team from Marana air base and the Amphitheater summer band conducted by Larry Wilson.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Earl Billiter
J. C. Penney Co
Jacome’s
Dave Bloom & Sons
University Stadium
Niagara Falls
White Sands
N. M
Rudy Black
Marana Air Base
Larry Wilson
Yuma Budget Request Headed For Approval
Yuma city plans to exceed its 1953 54 budget by 16412 and seeks state tax commission approval. Commissioner Thad Moore will back the request after a hearing held with the city council. The council also announced acceptance of a $92270.80 bid by Tanner Heuser Garnett of Phoenix for paying district 39 of Yuma.
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Yuma
State Tax Commission
Thad Moore
Tanner, Heuser & Garnett
Phoenix
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