Bob Hope remembered as one-liner master and troop entertainer
One-liner legend Bob Hope died at 100, famed for entertaining troops from foxholes to theaters. He shaped American comedy across radio, film, stage, and TV, rivals like Sinatra in influence, though later films drew mixed reviews. His Vietnam tours highlighted a career built on timely quips and wide audience reach.
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A reader urges readers to protect wildland firefighters by preparing homes for fires. The letter cites 23 firefighters lost last year and 6 million acres burned, urging use of firewise.org to lessen risk. The columnist agrees and praises firefighters and their families for their courage.
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