Joe E Lewis favors late nights over TV show
Hollywood interview with Joe E Lewis discusses his reluctance to join television for a long run, preferring nightclub life, late hours, and horses. He recalls CBS offering a show but he'd have to abandon Miami engagement and morning routines. He jokes about staying up late, eating lamb chops, and censoring risqué acts on TV at Mocambo. He mentions MGM interest in his life story and his constant early rising for work.
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Medium Honors and Card Play in Bridge Analysis
Central Press feature discusses strategic use of medium honors like queens jacks and tens in bridge. It explains how correct play and timing affect contract outcomes, with examples of bidding choices, defensive shifts, and the impact of card distribution on tricks won.
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Thief Tries To Pilfer Cop's Pants In Houston
A 28 year old Cleveland laborer attempted to steal a policeman's pants early Saturday and, after a seven block chase, lost them in a tug of war with the officer's brother in law Morgan Hill. The burglar fled but was later captured along a railroad track and admitted the burglary while carrying a bottle of perfume taken from another house.
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Taft Campaign Song Delivers Musical Taft Rally Gem
In New York on June 7 supporters of Senator Robert A. Taft staged a rally and ball at a hotel where Flo rence Wickham, former Metropolitan Opera star, performed a Taft campaign song. Soprano Elsie Hansen sang the politically themed piece, an animal census satire praising Taft with verses from various zoo animals.
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War President Prompts Bell Helicopter Plant Visit
Vice Admiral Harold M. Martin declared the country at war as he spoke at the formal public inspection of Bell Aircraft's new 7 million helicopter plant near Hurst, 11 miles east of Fort Worth, praising defense readiness. He noted Korea as a desperate enemy and urged more planes and defense tools, addressing about 600 attendees including Bell officials. Lawrence D. Bell spoke briefly as Bell directors announced a 50 cent dividend payable June 29 to stockholders of record June 16 1952.
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Birds Find Haven On Panama Island
Washington report notes Barro Colorado Island in the Canal Zone hosts 366 bird species across four habitats within a 3600 acre area. Administered by the Smithsonian since 1946, the site protects research studies and houses 253 Panama breeding species with others migrating from North and South America. A rainmaker claims he can induce showers by seeding air regions, a remark included with local humor about midweek weather experiments.
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Church Reading Room Opens Monday Thursdays and Fridays
First Church Christ Scientist announces a reading room at Michigan and Nevada Streets. Hours are 1:30 to 4:30 PM Mondays Thursdays and Fridays with Wednesday hours from 7 to 7:45 PM.
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