Blood Runs Cold. England Union Plan Fails Tourism Debate
The piece reports on failed union ideas to standardize English stately home visits for tourists. It names Duke of Marlborough, Earl of Hereford, Earl of Shrewsbury, Viscount Hinchingbroke, and Princess Margaret linked to the discussion. It notes high visitor numbers at Blenheim and related homes, potential entrance fees, and ongoing competition as more estates open to the public. Also mentions Ray Harvey of ElectroLux winning a work trip to San Francisco for sales achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingbroke
Oliver Crom
Lord Montagu
Duke of Marlborough
Blenheim Palace
Queen Elizabeth
Earl of Herewood
Harewood House
Marquess of Bath
Longleat House
Sir Harold
Earl of Shrewsbury
Duke of Norfolk
Earl Marshal
England
Deers
Peer
Ray
Harvey
San Francisco
Electrolux Corporation
Houston
Peden
California
Barc lays Bridge Strategy on Sacrifices and Doubles
In a bridge problem West weighs whether to double the four hearts after East's strong three spades bid to beat the heart game. The analysis explores negative and positive comparisons of sacrifices and doubles, noting how a diamond lead could have altered the outcome and limited the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Bute
East
South
Bastin
North
Las Vegas Plans Helldorado Week
Las Vegas prepares for the later Helldorado Week May 15 18 featuring parades rodeos beard contests beauty pageants and square dancing in a frontier spirit townwide. The event centers on oldtimers parades nightly rodeos and a Helldorado village with fair amusements as residents dress in western attire culminating in a county fair atmosphere.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Helldorade
Helldorado
GOP Flag Waves in Southern Weekly Ripple
In Yadkin County North Carolina the Ripple, a 66 year old GOP stronghold weekly, remains the organ of the Republican Party under editor publisher El Rutledge. Founded by Mrs Mattie Johnson Hall in 1892, the paper trains its polemic on Republican policies despite Democratic majorities. Rutledge contemplates passing the reins to his son Bill as 1952 election year looms and the paper weighs its stance on state and national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yadkinville
Ripple
Dauntless
el Rutledge
Mattie” Johnson Hall
East Bend
H. B. Nelson
Republican Party
Yadkin County
Rutledge
Bill
Rayleigh
Washington
Woman Invents Purses That Rotate To Reveal Contents
Toledo report describes a new handbag patent allowing contents to rotate within seconds. The purse features dozens of compartments and a window that opens to display items. A small external pocket holds a compact, mirror and comb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
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Ately Homes OF England
Hargerber
Luton
Montel
Princess Margaret
Palace House
Egies
Ae of
Warwick
Warwick Castle
Earl'of Onslow Clancon
Duke Synod and
Sordon
Viscount Hinch
Winston Churchill
Marquess of
Tiany
Viscount Hinchingbroke
Duchess of Marlborough
Lord de L'Isle
Dudley
Britain
Penshurst
Marquess of Salisbury
Hatfield House
Elizabeth
Selon
Pelace House
Harold Wernher
Ray Harvey
Sanitary Mattress CO
Marge
Sanitary
A.C.A
Colton
Baytown
Mattress Co
N, Texas
Alfresa
Houston, Texas
Ton, Ashsel
Mirteemeg
Wards
Wards Wallpaper
Wen
Jacinto City
Freeport
Texas City
Stockiis
Quaig Ae
HAM
Ando
Ins
Heine Worcestershire
Armour's Star Song
van Camps
Barclay
Central Press
aKae
United States
South Weekly
Roseville
Adam
Gobel
Hei
Ferguson Motors
Texas
Grace - Methodist
Sundersursery
Ul Ton 3. Jordan
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