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...Spurred on by jealousy of the other two girls, Vera tries to frame them for a murder committed by her boy friend (Don Gordon). At the fadeout, the real killer has been electrocuted on high-voltage wires after a helter-skelter chase along the waterfront, and things are looking rosier for Hannah, Georgia and their boy friends...
...Johnson's pink tinge grew rosier during the Spanish civil war and rosier still during World War II, but the Reds were then Britain's "brave Russian allies." The real wave of indignation against Johnson's pronouncements in favor of Soviet Russia reached its crest early last year when the Red Dean journeyed to Moscow to accept a Peace Prize from Stalin. Beaming with pride over his achievement, the dean met the wave of demands for his resignation with the announcement that he had deposited the prize money ($25,000 worth of rubles) in Moscow...
...said Hudelson, now have the power to drive the U.N. forces out of Korea. On the word of other top commanders, his estimate of the situation is too pessimistic, but Army Secretary Frank Pace's rebuttal -"[We can] meet any challenge the Communists may make"-was certainly far rosier than Clark's report warranted. Retorted Hudelson: "Secretary Pace . . . undoubtedly has information not available to a poor old broken-down commander just back from Korea...
...showmen who could stop worrying long enough about Broadway's chronic money problems and the growing threat of TV, prospects looked rosier than they had in years...
...results of the poll make the employment picture for seniors appear rosier than it was last year, when only five percent of the Class of 1949 was graduating into permanent jobs. Last year's poll, however, was distributed in February, a fact that might account partially but not wholly, for the differential...