Actress Vivien Leigh Ordered To Rest After Miscarriage
London report says actress Vivien Leigh is under doctor care to rest after losing a baby expected in December. She and husband Sir Laurence Olivier, married 16 years, each have a child from previous marriages.
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Washington Negro Returned for Trial in Shoplifting
Charles Mack, 23, of Washington D C, a Negro, is brought back to face shoplifting charges. He was among several accused in a citywide string of thefts earlier this year. Lt Warren Rudolph of the Winchester Police helped return Mack for trial after a grand jury indicated all suspected in the incidents.
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Charles Mack
Washington
D. C
Mack
Corporation Court
Warren Rudolph
Winchester Police Department
Democrats Told To Draw on Youth For 1956 Victory
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt urged the Democratic National Convention to mobilize youth for a 1956 win. The 71 year old quoted her husband, urged hard work, and urged not to rely on elders as Truman offered support to Harriman while Roosevelt backed Stevenson.
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Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
First Inning of Two Week Ball Game Says Hagerty
White House secretary James C. Hagerty called Governor Frank Clement’s Democratic Convention attack on Eisenhower and Nixon “the first inning of a two week ball game.” He refused further comment on convention remarks and noted the GOP convention opens in San Francisco next week.
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Washington
James C
White House
Frank C. Clement
Eisenhower
Tennessee
Chicago
Nixon
Clement
San Francisco
DAV Picnic Draws About 94 Attendees at Elizabeth Furnace
About 94 people attended the Disabled American Veterans Chapter 9 family picnic at Elizabeth Furnace on Sunday. The chapter provided soft drinks watermelon and ice cream. Out of town guests included Arnold Sells state Department Commander for the DAV and Mrs. Sells for the Auxiliary along with Jack Stephens and Mrs. Stevens. Sells gave the blessing.
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Elizabeth Furnace
State Department
Arnold Sells
Truman presses Harriman bid to block Stevenson nomination
President Truman pursues a Harriman backed strategy to prevent a quick Stevenson nomination. He meets reporters at the Blackstone Hotel after a breakfast walk and plans to court uncommitted delegates while commenting on Frank Clement’s keynote. He won’t gauge progress until after the first ballot.
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Averell Harriman
New York
Truman
Blackstone Hotel
Harriman
James A Farley
Democratic National Committee
A Stemwinder
Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
Origin of the English surname Cooper
The surname Cooper derives from an occupation name for a vessel maker. Early holders include Richard le Cupare meaning the cooper from the Latin cupa. A variant form Cowper exists.
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Richard le Cupare
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Townsend to Visit Latin America
The Foreign Ministry in Santiago confirms Group Captain Peter Townsend will visit Latin America and Chile on his jeep world tour.
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Townsend
Latin America
Santiago
Chile
Foreign Ministry
Peter Townsend
Princess Margaret
Man Drowns in Chesapeake Bay at Lynnhaven
Norfolk County man Russell Bills aged about thirty drowned in Chesapeake Bay here yesterday after cramps in deep water. His body was not recovered and dragging efforts were to resume today.
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Lynnhaven
Norfolk County
Chesapeake Bay
Russell Bills
Negotiators Meet In O Sullivan Strike At Hotel
Negotiators from union and management gathered at the George Washington Hotel at 1 p m as the O Sullivan Rubber Corporation strike reached 93 days with a second afternoon meeting in progress.
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O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan Rubber Corporation
George Washington Hotel
Thirteen Sessions Since May Walkout Began
The record notes that this was the thirteenth session in a ongoing walkout started on May 13, marking continued protests or labor action.
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