Tatlock’s Millions star led a low profile life in hometown
Meant to be part of a CBS studio reel, Teene the star of Tatlock’s Millions is described living quietly in his hometown Hollywood figures, with Ralph Straub producing the segment in studio 22 at CBS. The piece notes other cast members and references to related works and projects in development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mez Gerhard Teene
Stara Ends
CBS
Ralph Straub
Studio 22
Hollywood
Football and baseball rule changes and star players contrasted
A discussion of substitutions and offense in football likens it to baseball fielding and hitting, noting Michigan under Crisler. It compares star players like Crosetti Dickey Frisch and Durocher Stengel and questions team depth and pennant chances for Yankees Giants Red Sox. It ends with a cigarette ad inserted among sports commentary.
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Crisler
Michigan
Ann Ar
Yankees
Crosetti
Bill Dickey
Giants
Frankie Frisch
Freddie Fitz
Frisch
Dickey
Yan
Leo Durocher
Casey Stengel
Durocher
Red Sox
Billy Southworth
Emat
Smart Igsanes
Sna Ated
Joe DiMaggio
First Aid to ailing houses by Roger Whitman
A reader asks about tile over worn asphalt in a trailer floor and sealing roof leaks. The author advises a floor-covering contractor would likely remove the old layer for a sound base, and suggests asphalt cement to seal leaks, noting a new roof may be wiser for widespread leaks.
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Roger Whitman
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Jose Felipe Sores
Dante Gratee Colman
Jessica Dragonelle
Staires
Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
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California
Ither
Herman Hickmas
Gmplat
Prince Albert
Lypdie E. Pinkham
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