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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1952
Page
3
In a candid interview Gladys Braham recalls the Ziegfeld era from 1907 onward, denying relic status while noting the chorus lines, lavish gifts, and hardships. She laments today’s frocks and pay, praises former beauties, and plans a costume ball to aid needy cast members.
Washington October 27 UP Hungarian Communists decree acrobats animal trainers and clowns must quit entertaining and use circus rings to educate. Clowns are to show truth and critique capitalism while proving socialist willpower over nature. Acrobats and trainers urged to align with Communist line for future shows.
Miami officers identify Patrick J. Montagano, an airman from Lackland AFB, as the youth found near Frisco railroad tracks in Afton. Officials say he either jumped or was pushed from a passenger train six hours earlier. broken window glass from a Pullman and foot wounds suggest he jumped feet first, causing instant death.
In Freeport on October 27, Parry Schneider reported a double theft. His car vanished from the driveway and his motorboat disappeared from its mooring behind his Long Island home. Police found the car had rolled into the canal dragging the boat to the bottom.
Jeffersonville police received a report of a holdup where Clyde W. Duggan said a thief stole 27 in currency and a 150 watch from him. Duggan claimed the money came from Japan and warned the thief would have a hard time spending it.
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A Central Press bridge feature analyzes declarer logic and pre emptive bids. It recounts a South hand where a three or four bid signals weakness and how defense shifts with spade and diamond play. The article presents bidding questions and discusses optimal responses for readers.
TUPELO Mississippi reports planter Edgar Murphby finds historic artifacts on his land including a grave of a private, Indian pottery, arrowheads, bones, a 16th century Spanish sword, a European silver arm band, and a corroded bronze chain dated 1721. The discoveries suggest rich local history on the farm.
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