Hollywood Divorces Dominate Great Divide Year
A roundup of 1949 Hollywood divorces, marriages, and separations dominates this year’s headlines. Ingrid Bergman, Shirley Temple, Jane Wyman, Wanda Hendrix, Audie Murphy, Bette Davis, Ingrid Bergman, and many others figure in high profile splits, marriages, and lawsuits.
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Roberto Rosesllini
Peter
Lindstrom
Shirley “Temple
John Ager
Jane Wyman
Ronald Reagen
Hollywood
Chuck
Wanda Hendrix
Audie Murphy
Bette Davis
Victor Mature
Jean: Fontaine
Bill. Deziergisis
Jack Briggs
Charles Russell
Shan“Devierys
Edward Arnolds
Judy Garland
DAILY CROSSWORD CLUES AND ANSWER GRID NOTES
A mixed list of crossword Across and Down clues with mismatched letters and garbled entries. Includes references to Greek letters, occupations, and random terms. several oblique hints touch on ancient, religious, and regional terms. The fragment resembles a puzzle page with theme hints and stray phrase fragments.
American executive jailed in Hungary amid probe delay
Robert Vogeler of New York, assistant vice-president at International Telephone and Telegraph, was seized in Hungary and held as a incommunicado. The U S legation in Budapest reports no response from the Hungarian government to a request for investigation into his disappearance. Nathaniel Davis urged foreign minister for clarification as the incident follows a pattern of measures against Americans in Eastern Europe.
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Vienna
Austria
Eastern
Europe
Robert Vogeler
New Yor
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Hungary
0.S
Budapest
State Department
Washington
Vogeler
Nathaniel. Davis
U.S
You Can't Stretch Coffee Warns Exner On Brewing Sainta
Exner's article notes a coffee shortage and quotes Edward Aborn of the National Coffee Association urging households not to stretch coffee. He says a pound yields 40 to 50 cups and warns skimping harms quality, while Brazil increases tree planting to boost future supply. Americans can bear higher prices due to dollars to bid higher.
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Exner
Elizabeth Toomey
New York
Edward Aborn
Aborn
National Coffee Association
Brazil
United States
Cat-Man caps London Tower with cop's helmet
A mystery climber believed to be a student group member scales Central Tower of Parliament and places a police helmet on the spire. Police cannot confirm links to the students and found no evidence tying them to the prank after night patrols failed to stop the ascent.
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London Tower
London
Scotland
Tower of Parliament
Preskster
Houses of Parliament
Touchdown Put Over On One Yard Line
Mount Pleasant Indiana November 22 WPH Tom Mosier Iowa Wesleyan end scored a one yard touchdown on a punt return after Parsons College punted from its own end zone. Oxley caught the ball and crossed the goal line for the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Tom Mosier
Iowe Westeyan
Parsons College
Oxley
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Cornel Wildes
Barbara Ford
Robert Walker
Juze Bauer
Jimmy Zito
Nore Eddington
Errol Flynn
Dick Haymes
John Ireland
Flynn
Treland
Martha’ Vickers
Affickey Rooney
Hirk Douglas
Lex Barker
Elizabeth Taylor
Janet Leigh
Kirit
Lex
Janet Gotca
Jean Wallace
Franchot Tone
Deanna Durbin
Felix Jackson
Ellen Drew
Cyr Bartlett
Doris Day
George Weidler
Ty Power
Linda Christian
Rome
Rita
Aly
France
Rossellini
Ingrid
Isle of Strombeli
Jennifer Jones
David Selenick
Gutphrey Bogart
Panda
Errol Flyne
Cop
IY Transit
Topssield
Mass
Charlotte Canfield
Ipswich
Awe
Leggett’'S Drug Store
Baytown
Texas
Daily Crossword
Putom
Greedy
Hint
Win
Lemprey
Adams
Ireland
Reds
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Missippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
ACME
Moore's Shoe Store
West Texas Ave
Dean
Harper Gas Appliance
Market St
McAdams CO
Sons In Sorrows
eAenaws
Ainnesote
Irene
Franklin
ARROW
Florsheim
Katribes
Gray’s
Texas Phone
BSE
Merle Norman
N. Gaillard
M. Wilkenfeld
New Perney's
Baytown Hardware CO
Mogre's Shoe
West Texas Avenue
Santa
Shaw
Sporting Goods
Raymond
Mize
Ashbel
Baw
Wilkie
Pan
Home Furniture CO
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