Amnesia and a Burglar Husband in a NYC Tale
A newspaper column recounts a comic amnesia anecdote featuring Jerry, a once lively Broadway figure, who loses memories after a fight with his wife. A psychiatrist jokes that mild amnesia is a protest against routine, advising escapist pursues. The tale ends with Jerry’s memory restored after domestic conflict and a warning to avoid further quarrels.
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Westchester
Caspar Milquetoast
Jerry
New York
Scarsdale
Elaenor
Make Rug of Any Size By Adding Squares to l
Rug design describes adding 12 inch squares to form a larger hooked rug with interlocked circles flowers and cherries. Notes Bedford Hills New York as a locale reference for the pattern or source.
Denting Rivalry With Jud Norring's Golf Visit
Connie hosts Jud Morrison during a short Norbert visit. Marc resents Jud’s charm and schemes to outdo him, planning a fishing trip with Connie to impress the college hero. The trio heads to Beaver Lake for a day of fishing and risky rapids, heightening Marc’s hidden jealousy.
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Connie
Tom
Marc
Jud Morrison
Norberts
Jud
Tom Norbert
Beaver Lake
Narrow Escape and Unrequited Feelings Endangeres
Marc grapples with jealousy as Judson Morrison and Connie draw together while Marc plans revenge. He aborts his scheme after realizing Jud is unaware of any bond with Connie. Marc travels a month upstate, leaving Connie and Judson apart and unsure of their future.
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Jud
Connie
Marc
Belknap
Judson Morrison
Judgment on a Porch Conversation
Connie visits Marc on his porch after Jud Morrison leaves for business. She mocks Jud as self-sufficient and praises Marc as a kinder and more generous partner. Marc recalls a near-foolish moment and laughs, then reflects on his escape from that mistake.
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Jud
Marc
Connie
Jud Morrison
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Revealed
The page lists a mixed crossword with across and down clues referencing Solitary upright afresh etc. including Cyprinoid city Bek, many cryptic pairs like Cant river like a riddle, and items such as king of stone on Bashan and biblical characters.
Halls of Ivy proves radio sponsors right after guest spots
Seages screen radio by Inez Gerhard shows the success of The Halls of Ivy after years of sponsor heckling Ron Colman and Benita. Jack Benny and Don Quinn helped craft the Colmans roles, turning the NBC Friday program into a hit. Morey Amsterdam readies spring tour as cellist, Elliot Lawrence teases Ballet for Thirsty Arabians in Search of Water reflecting New York water shortage.
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Ivy
NBC
Ronald Colman
Jack Benny
Don Quinn
Fibber McGee and
Molly
Colmans
Colman
Benita
Elliot Lawrence
Elliot
New York
Odd Things Happen At Carnegie Hall As Famous Appear
New York report recalls Carnegie Hall history with Winston Churchill as a freshman correspondent and highlights from the long service of John J. Totten, including 1918 Red Cross benefit with Caruso Heifetz Rachmaninoff and a near riot over a Turkish capital vote. Wilson’s 1919 address drew a half full hall due to heavy police presence.
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New ‘York
N. Y
Carnegie Hall
Winston Churchill
Ladysmith
South Africa
Churchill
John J. Totten
Tchaikovsky
Manhattan
Totten
Caruso
Heifetz
Rachmaninoff
Red Cross
Turkey
Woodrow Wilson
France
That Settled It Sim Hello Jim I was Dead
A humorous stage line where a character greets another with the stunned claim of being dead. The other reveals the rumor was about someone else, and the truth becomes clear as the two react to the mistaken death. The exchange hints at mistaken identity and comic relief.
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Sim
Jim
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Ving
Maninally
Boston
United States of America
Coalition
Egypt
Stitch
Cuckoo
Morey Amsterdam
Raotita
Yale
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Seton
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