Garfield Died Before Comeback After Hollywood Turmoil
John W Garfield, a fallen star at 39, died just as he planned a comeback. After two years of no films amid Red scare accusations, a House subcommittee cleared him, but his heart could not endure the strain. His agent George Chasen said studios were ready to hire him, though lingering rumors haunted him.
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Barclay On Bridge Congress Decides Baseball In Need Of Reserve Clause
Many players understand what a forcing pass is. It is a pass made when everyone including your partner knows you are surely able to do one of two things bid or double but prefer to have your partner make the choice. Not so many are familiar with what might be called a forced pass. Such a pass is one made when it is clear as your turn arrives that you must not bid if you can't double but must pass to see what your partner desires. That doesn't happen often.
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Bridge and baseball notes clash in mixed report
The article blends a bridge problem discussion with a Washington report on baseball antitrust matters. It covers an artificial 1 Club opening and possible doubling strategies, then shifts to Congress deciding baseball remain under federal law with notes on the reserve clause and the commission's findings. It also references Branch Rickey and a Kentucky fence of human bones as era anecdotes.
Woman Bank Robber Welcomes Jail Term
New York May 23 Mrs Anne Myers 34 said she robbed a Corn Exchange Bank branch with a toy gun to finance an operation She told police she welcomed jail where they take care of her The blue eyed mother of two claimed she needed the money for an operation after forcing a teller to hand over 400 dollars.
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Truman Commends Scouts for Vote Campaign at Leaders Meet
President Truman praised Boy Scout leaders and the national vote campaign during the 42nd annual meeting of the National Council of Boy Scout Leaders in New York. About 1,560 attended as he urged nonpartisan civic action for the nation’s best interests.
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Landon Calls Bi- partisan Foreign Policy a Booby Trap
At Burlington Kansas on March 23 W Alo Landon Republican candidate for 1936 attacked a bi partisan foreign policy touted by John Foster Dulles and Thomas E Dewey. He called the plan a megliomaniac program and questioned whether Gen Dwight Eisenhower, a Landon supporter for president, would agree with it.
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