Congress urged to rehabilitate Ford's Theatre in DC
Senator Milton R Young of North Dakota again seeks legislation to direct the interior secretary to estimate the cost of restoring Ford's Theatre in Washington DC where Lincoln was shot. Past estimates reached 500000. The article details the theatre's history, its museum, preservation attempts, and the Petersen House across the street where Lincoln died.
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Milton R. Young
North Dakota
Congress
Washington, D. C
Abraham Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
Senator Young
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Ford
Lincoln
Ford’s
William Petersen
Petersen
Louis Schade
Schade
Springfield
Ill
War Stanton
Stanton
Remembering a showman with long career in stage radio and finance
PMABORGIE PRICE, once a child performer with Gus Edwards and a contemporary of Eddie Cantor and Walter Winchell, rose to stage and radio stardom before moving to Wall Street. Now senior partner at a brokerage firm he hosts CBS Radio Network's Big Time, reviving vaudeville songs from 1900 to 1930 each week. Eddie Cantor's NBC show follows a similar reminiscence format. Price draws on 42 years in show business, sharing anecdotes about peers, with voices and songs from his private archive of about 50,000 records.
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Pmaborgie Price
Gus Edwards
Eddie Cantor
Walter Winchell
Wall Street
CBS
NBC
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India
Ireland
Medusa
Low Island
Republic
Bashan
Tarrel
The Signals and the Game Chappell’s Edge at Hubbard
Assistant coach recounts how Jeff Chappell, a big difficult player, kept misreading signals yet found a personal system to decode the play. He proves decisive in Hubbard clash, turning defeat into victory. Jeff learns signals by toe alignment and instinct, aiding the team’s season despite doubts from Head Coach Charlie Judd.
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Epf Chappell
Redfield
Jeff
Charlie Judd
Charlie
Nuta
Herrick
Jeff Chappell
Hubbard
Chappell
Cole
Hubbard’s
Truman forecast to win 1952 with GOP hurdle of bureaucrats
Wright A Patterson cites Daniel's Amercan Magazine claim that Truman will be the Democratic nominee. He argues the 2.3 million federal workers and their networks boost Truman votes, says California and other states oppose federal dam projects seen as state burdens, and notes Hoover and Arizona projects funded by federal money strain states’ sovereignty. He warns against disbanding the bureaucratic army.
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Wright A. Patterson
Oes Daniels
Raleigh, S. C
Truman
New York City
Ush
Congress
California
Warren
Daniels
Arizona
Central Valley
Central Arizona
Hoover Dam
Colorado River
Federal
Pattern and Needlework Album Ad and Humorous Exchanges
The clipping lists Pattern No 5209 and 5202 with toy transfer ideas, material needs, sewing directions, color tips, and embroidery illustrations, plus an Anne Cabot album of needlework designs for nimble fingers. It includes a jokey exchange about a tower of Babel and a bridal style quip about rouge, and a gag about a noisy radio waking out.
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Anne Cabot
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