Coogan Still Big Name in Europe
Hollywood star Jackie Coogan remains popular abroad, drawing large crowds in Europe, but he struggles to find work in Hollywood. He recalls legal fights over earnings, a film company suit, and a new project in television production while maintaining confidence his career can rebound.
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Coogan
Europe
Virginia MacPherson
Hollywood
V.P
Jackie Coogan
Creations Unlimited
Cooganglaw
Guardian
Rylos
Sailes
Germany
England
Italy
France
Belgium
Marrie
Ann
McCormack
Joann
Notice to the Public by the Globe Board of Censors
Public notice states the ens-Globe board of censors including Izzard Allingham Bartlett Saran Winter Mrs. Bob Babb Nordyke Joe Hess and Charley Underwood have approved publication authority. The fragment provides names and roles but lacks specific actions, dates, or places.
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Theens-Globe Board of Censors
Es Izzard
Paul Allingham
N. D Bartlett Rest
Ee Saran Winter
Bob Babb Wis Nordyke
Joe Hess
Charley Underwood
Chicago Braces for Rough March After Mild Winter
Chicago weather and crime are in focus as officials note the mild winter but warn of a rough March and April. Government data show Chicago as a windy large city with higher wind than Amarillo, while shoplifting rises by about 70 percent as the boom slows and theft increases in all forms.
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Chicago
United States
Amarillo
Roosevelts face 1956 bid amid mixed talk in era
The column weighs possibilities for Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr and his brother in presidential politics with talk of a New York governorship in the fall and a 1956 Democratic run if Truman ends a third term. It notes regional chatter, prophetic quips, and local views on radio and television expansion.
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Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
California
New York
Truman
Government may back down on television ownership stance
The piece notes the government’s push against newspapers owning radio and TV outlets, but implies a reversal is possible. It cites high operating costs for TV stations, quoting Dallas at about $250,000 and Amarillo at least $200,000 yearly losses, highlighting how the print industry underwrites television ventures.
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Dallas
Amarillo
Costs fall and TV station break-even in Amarillo
Ted Taylor notes rapid cost declines and rising revenues, predicting a city of Amarillo could see a television station break even in about three years. He plans to return to Washington to learn who will run for Congress this fall and remarks on the Canadian River dam as a political issue shaping votes.
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Amashington
Irker Prouty
Lubic
Ted Taylor
True Snowden
Federal Communications Commission
Lubbo
Amaril
Ted
Shoul
John Ballard
Amarillo
Washington
Congress
Canadian River
Firewood for sale by Florence Laursen
Mrs Florence Laursen advertises a large quantity of short lengths of kindling wood suitable for fireplaces or wood stoves. Call 2 2828 after 6 PM to negotiate a price. Address 1500 Western.
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Florence Laursen
Job seeker offers farm and construction work
A 31 year old man seeks farm or construction labor with a phone contact 3-5317. Another note lists ironing services and garment pricing while a reader advertises companionship for an elderly woman, Mrs Lee Perry at 508 Review.
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George
Jos
Tack
Lee Perry
Stray female puppy found downtown near White and K
A reader reports a very light brown and white female puppy found downtown near White and K eight two seven eight nine apartment 21. The finder cannot keep her and asks for owner contact through 1004 North Fillmore.
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Tack
White & K
North Fillmore
Dear Tack WILL TRADE living room suite for trade or sale
A reader offers a living room suite kept in storage for a bargain sale or trade. The ad states will sell cheap or trade for anything useful and provides the contact phone 2643.
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Tack
Needs Divan and Chair for a Widow
A reader asks for a spare divan and chair to donate to a widow. Interested donors should contact Vel ma in care of Tack to arrange a donation.
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Tack
Velma
Romance Falls Hardest On Unmarried Women In Census Look
Census data show fewer single women 14 to 65 in 1949 than 1940 while total female population rose by 5 million. Younger women 20 to 24 shifted from nearly half single in 1940 to under one third, as marriages rose between 1945 and 1949. Rates for men show less impact, with love finding ways across ages.
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Washington
Census Bureau
USA
United States
Eréseborn
Sweden Seeks US Market After Currency Devaluation
Sweden plans to boost exports to the United States offering wooden and metal manufactured specialties alongside traditional pulp paper steel and art glassware. The move follows a recent currency devaluation, aiming to expand trade and diversify shipments.
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Sweden
United States
Minister at 70 Debuts in Rawhide Step for Son
Hollywood veteran Rev. Milton R. Corey at 70 chooses a third career as an actor following son Wendell Corey. He lands in Rawhide with Tyrone Power and Susan Hayward, enjoying the challenge while balancing ministry and drama. He notes public doubt but believes drama and ministry share audience control and discipline.
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Hollywood
Milton R. Corey
Wendell Corey
Rawhide
Tyrone Power
Susan Hayward
Wendell
New York
New England
Christian Church
Massachusetts
Corey
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