Coburn Plays Dramatic Neurologist in The Doctor and the Girl
Academy Award winner Charles Coburn delivers a standout performance as Dr. John Corday, a stern neurologist in The Doctor and the Girl at the State Theatre. The film stars Gloria De Haven and Janet Leigh, directed by Curtis Bernhardt with Pandry S. Berman producing. Coburn’s career spans stage and screen from Savannah to Broadway to Hollywood.
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Charles Coburn
Glenn Ford
State Theatre
John Corday
Local News Oddities and Family Travels Highlighted
A brief notes Mrs. Joe Wolfe and son Edward traveled through the south with Mr. Wolfe later confirmed as the trip’s driver and payor of bills. Also, Mrs. C. R. McCutchen moves from Albuquerque to Athens to visit her son Earl and his wife. Ruth and Marion Bridges visit relatives in Sioux City.
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Southland
Joe Wolfe
Edward
Wolfe
C. R. McCutchen
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Allen
Athens, Ga
Earl
Ruth
Marion Bridges
Mrs. W. J. Knupp
Sioux City
House Group Shifts Focus to Ohio Red Testimony
The House Un American Activities Committee moved its inquiry from western Pennsylvania to Ohio. A Cincinnati based former communist aide is expected to testify on Ohio party operations in a closed session at 10 a m EST. Matthew Cvetic, an FBI undercover agent, testified about hundreds of party members in Pennsylvania and said he would stay a few days to see the investigation through.
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Washington
House un-American Activities Committee
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Cincinnati
U. S
Russia
John S. Wood
D. Ga
FBI
Communist Party
Matthew Cvetic
Long While In Ancient Babylon and Egypt Painted Color
Ancient civilizations used painted color on walls ceilings floors tombs pottery and mummy cloths. The practice covered diverse surfaces reflecting artistry and ritual life across Babylon and Egypt.
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Babylon
Egypt
Washington Hospital Visitors and Local Calls Noted
Social notes list numerous out of town visitors at Washington hospital including Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Briggs of Winfield and families from Kalona Riverside and Wellman. Several locals called on patients, attended a funeral, and Janet Rae Richards celebrated her fourth birthday for the Journal birthday list.
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Weaver Briggs
Winfield
Marion Swanson
Hospital
David M. Mast
Arlene Joan
Kalona
Jacob Gingerich
Marion Miller
Riverside
Elmer Schrock
Mahlon Gingerich
Lizzie Gingerich
Mena Helmuth
Glen Wittmer
Jake J. Miller
A. C. Kroft of
Wellman
Charles Bush
Washington Hospital
Janet Rae Richards
Willis Richards
Journal
Birth of a Salesman showcased at Cedar Rapids GE show
A broad way production about a salesman life played for General Electric dealers at Memorial Coliseum Cedar Rapids on March 10. The traveling show, a half million dollar production, aimed to train selling organizations through professional talent with Wayne Marston of Washington Skelgas Service among the invited witnesses.
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Cedar Rapids
General Electric
Memorial Coliseum
Wayne Marston
Washington
Skelgas Service
Montgomerys relocate to Ainsworth for new home
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Montgomery move from their farm in the Ainsworth community to Ainsworth. They will live with Mary Montgomery’s sister, Mrs. Joe Wilson, at their new home.
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Mrs. W. M. Montgomery
Ainsworth
Mary Montgomery
Joe Wilson
Out of Town Shoppers List Names Women Shoppers
Yesterday's out of town shoppers included Mrs. Farrel Rickey Mrs. Sam Baker Mrs. Harold Dickenson Mrs. Dean Zachs Mrs. Glenn Dunbar of Richland and Mrs. Emil Peiffer of route 2. Today in the city were Mrs. Milo Miller South English Grace Slotzfus Wellman Mrs. Verne Escher 443 and Mrs. Orpha Graber Crawfordsville.
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Farrel Rickey
Sam Baker
Harold Dickenson
Dean Zachs
Glenn Dunbar
Richland
Emil Peiffer
Route 2
City
Milo Miller
South English
Grace Slotzfus
Wellman
Verne Escher
Orpha Graber
Crawfordsville
Keota visitors see infant Eugene Francis Greiner
Mrs. Gayle Brinning and Mrs. Frank L. Greiner of Keota visited Monday with Mrs. James Greiner and her infant son Eugene Francis at the Wash home.
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Gayle Brinning
Frank L. Greiner
Keota
James Greiner
Eugene Francis
Washington Hospital
Look Out Accident Insurance Ad Emphasizes Cost
A historical advertisement presents accident insurance as a safeguard for loss of earning power with a call to see the provider for low-cost coverage. The text urges readers to consider protection against unforeseen accidents affecting income.
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