Wyatt Earp Tops TV Cowpoke Ratings on ABC
Hollywood report states Hugh O'Brian as Wyatt Earp leads ABC Westerns, rating highest among cowpoke sagas with solid family appeal. O'Brian notes aging time slots limit younger under eight, while audience shows near equal male female and child viewership.
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Broadway Named by Dutch Settlers as De Herre Straat
Broadway in New York was first named by early Dutch settlers as de Herre Straat meaning grand or lordly reinforcing its status as a center of theater and nightlife.
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Immunity From Diseases Varies With Individual
Immunity to diseases varies by person and time. Natural immunity is inborn and acquired immunity develops after disease or vaccination. Active immunity comes from infection or vaccines like smallpox and diphtheria toxoids. Passive immunity uses serum or gamma globulin to provide temporary protection.
Immunity and Disease Resistance Across Populations
The text explains that disease resistance varies among people and groups. It contrasts acquired immunity developed during life with innate resistance and notes that measles can be mild for urban individuals but deadly for unexposed primitive populations.
Paramount Movie Calendar Highlights Weekly Schedules
The Paramount screens The Mountain with Spencer Tracy and Robert Wagner, along with Designs on Jerry. Queen of Babylon stars Rhonda Fleming with Massacre. The First Traveling Salesman stars Ginger Rogers and Barry Nelson, plus Ships Ahoy and Crimson Pirate. Sterling Theater presents The Girl He Left Behind with Tab Hunter and Natalie Wood, plus Port Afrique with Pier Angeli and Dennis Price. State Theater offers Proud and Profane with William Holden and Deborah Kerr, Butterscotch and Soda, 23 Paces to Baker Street with Van Johnson and Vera Miles, Cloak and Stagger, These Wilder Years with James Cagney and Barbara Stanwyck, Halfway to Hollywood, and Jaywalker.
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Two top players stumble on defense in bridge hand
West opens with jack of clubs. South wins with king and starts a trump finesse. East wins with king and returns eight of diamonds. South, confident, follows with cautious play but faces a difficult position as the hand unfolds.
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Untitled fragment on South La Pass scene
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a South La Pass area with numeric codes and vehicle related codes such as 106 AJ64 10942 089733 2734 and 4K108 8753 LKQ.
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West and South in a tense bridge endgame
In a bridge hand West wins with the ace and searches for a setting trick. He abandons a potential defense against diamonds and hearts, while South overbids and escapes. East, seeing no heart or club win, should have led the king of diamonds to secure the rest. otherwise the position becomes confusing and unwinnable.
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Jazz Craze Sweeps Poland Says Warms To American Records
Warsaw reports a rising jazz fad as state radio relaxes bans on American music. Audiences seek Louis Armstrong records and foreign broadcasts, while clubs proliferate in major cities. A Dutch couple draws crowds watching improvised dancing as Poles adapt to new rhythms.
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Two Men Die in Hawthorne House Fire Near Superior
In Hawthorne, 25 miles southeast of Superior, two men, including 70-year-old Joseph Koziel, died as flames engulfed a three room house. Schoolboys Marvin Keeler and William Akers Jr., both 15, tried to aid victims after spotting the fire from a bus, but were forced back by flames and smoke.
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Jayne Mansfield Stars In The Girl Cant Help It Debut
Hollywood gossip notes Jayne Mansfield in her first major film The Girl Cant Help It with the hit song Shes Got It. The piece teases her dynamic presence and the film’s risqué comic running gag as cameras track her every move.
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New Air Route Brings Dispute
The Civil Aeronautics Board weighs which airline should serve the Minneapolis–St Paul to Quad Cities route. North Central Airlines backed by14 Congress members and regional authorities competes with Ozark Air Lines, with the decision expected by month’s end.
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British Adviser Boustead Not Killed in Hadhramaut Clash
An official source today denied that Lt. Col. J. P. Boustead British adviser to the ruler of Hadhramaut was killed during a clash between police and Arab demonstrators in the city.
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Bicycle Prices Fall By Half Since 1900
A decade spanning statement notes American bicycles now cost about 50 percent less than in 1900, reflecting a major drop in price. The data imply widespread affordability gains for cyclists and a shift in consumer buying power over time.
Suspect in Lake City Holdup Arrested in Oregon
Sheriff John Jacobs reports a suspect in the December 1 Lake City grocery holdup is under arrest in Eugene, Oregon, on a fugitive warrant. The suspect, Carl Wilwording, 21, a former Lake City resident and Idaho State Prison inmate, wore flesh-colored tape across his face during the robbery.
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Carl Wilwerding
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Columbus Reaches Nicaragua on Fourth Voyage in 1502
The record notes Christopher Columbus discovered Nicaragua during his fourth voyage to the New World in 1502, marking a notable milestone in early exploration and Spanish imperial history.
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Pilot Misses Village. Four Die in Avro Plane Crash
Eyewitnesses reported a pilot steered a disintegrating plane away from FOOLOW England before it crashed yesterday. The four-man test crew perished, including 39 year old test pilot Jack Wales who pioneered delta wing tests for Avro.
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