Ingrid Bergman Sews On Set While Filming In Wales
Ingrid Bergman works on her son Roberto Rossellini Jr’s pants on a Welsh mountainside during filming. She discusses acting as play, notes the valley’s bustle, and mentions family on location including her six year old twins and plans for possible future marriage.
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Eddy Gilmore
Penrhyndeudraeth
Wales
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rosselini Jr
Gladys Aylward
North Wales
North
China
Robert Donat
Donat
London
Isabella
Ingrid
Mills College
Roberto
Miss Bergman
Roberto Rosselini
Sgt Don Gray Returns To Fort Monmouth After Tour
Sgt Don Gray Jr of the U S Military Assistance Advisory Group arrives in the United States and is stationed at Fort Monmouth New Jersey with his wife and two daughters. He plans to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Gray in Kernstown.
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United States Military Assistance Advisory Group
Formosa
SFC
George Donohue
Don) Gray, Jr
States
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Sgt. Gray
Mrs
E Gray
Kernstown
Long Play Thief Stole 200 Records in Tucson Home
A music lover broke into a Tucson residence and stole 200 long playing records valued at $1,090, police report.
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Tucson
Ariz
Fabled Army swallowed by Arab Union in Middle East shift
In Baghdad a legendary force folds into a new Arab Union as the Jordan National Army becomes the fifth division of the Iraqi Jordanian Arab Union army. Under Gen Rafiq Aref, the once famed Arab Legion formed by British officers now serves under Arab command, altering regional power dynamics.
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Baghdad
Iraq
The
Arab Legion
Jordan National Army
Jordan
Rafiq Aref
Israel
Middle East
John Bagot Clubb
Billy Graham Draws 38000 At Seals Stadium Crusade
Billy Graham spoke to about 38000 at Seals Stadium San Francisco urging moral values and warning against backsliding. Mayor George Christopher praised the evangelist and noted the Giants game in extra innings while 1354 agreed to Christ.
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San Francisco
Billy Graham
Christ
Seals Stadium
North Carolina
Baseball Park
National League Giants
Willie Mays
Giants
Philadelphia
Pennsylvana City
George Christopher
Kirkland
Graham
Christopher
W & M Dean Named Wofford President
Dr. Charles F. Marsh longtime William and Mary dean and Methodist churchman has been named president of Wofford College in Spartanburg South Carolina effective September 1. He will succeed Dr. Francis Pendleton Gaines Jr. who resigned to pursue private business and will remain at William and Mary until August 31.
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Spartanburg
L S. C
Charles F. Marsh
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Wofford College
Marsh
William and Mary
Wofford Board of Trustees
Francis Pendleton Gaines Jr
Missing Couple Found in Virginia
Helen Jones 16 and David Horne 17, sought by 13 states since June 11, were located in Petersburg, Virginia, living as man and wife in a hotel with their parents reclaiming them. They knew each other from Newark New Jersey and said their youth blocked marriage plans.
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Kearny
N. J
Helen Jones
David Horne
Petersburg
New Jersey
Second Presbyterian Church
Newark
David
Francis Jones
Helen
Turnpike Authority Sets 40 to 60 mph Limit
The Richmond Petersburg Turnpike Authority declares a 40 to 60 mph speed range for the 35 mile toll road. The route links U S north of Richmond and south of Petersburg and passes through the City of Richmond.
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Richmond
Richmond Petersburg Turnpike Authority
U. S
Petersburg
Horticulturist John Stinson Dies at 92
John T. Stinson, a horticulturist who helped popularize the apple slogan An apple a day keeps the doctor away dies at 92. He was former director of agricultural development for the Missouri Pacific railroad and directed the St Louis World's Fair Apple Day promotion. Additional AP notices report Harriet M Sanborn trap shooting champion dying at 60 and former Rep John H Kerr Sr involvement in Warrenton North Carolina.
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ST. Louis
John T. Stinson
Stinson
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Veteran congressman dies after long career at 85
A veteran of 30 years in Congress died Saturday from pneumonia at age 85. In other obituaries, Vice Adm. Robert L. Ghormley, retired at 74 and commander in the Solomons attack during World War II, passed away after heart problems, and Herbert Brenon, 78 the Irish-born pioneer film director, died Saturday of a heart ailment.
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Congress
Washington
Robert L. Ghormley
Solomon Islands
Hollywood
Herbert Brenon
Ireland
John R. Hutchings Jr., 65, dies in Durham
John R. Hutchings Jr., 65, president of American Suppliers Inc an American Tobacco Co subsidiary, died Saturday in Durham.
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Durham
N. C
John R. Hutchings Jr
American Suppliers, Inc
American Tobacco Co
Rug blaze after price dispute shocks Toledo widow
Mrs. Ben Smith of Toledo reported a burglary like incident where a young couple eyed a rug she planned to sell for 60 dollars and, after criticizing the price, allegedly set the rug on fire and fled.
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Toledo
Ohio
Ben Smith
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