Don t Shoot First Baseman Aims at Courtroom Comedy
Fragmented humorous dialogue weaves a tale of Elmer Twitchell facing a possible prison sentence after shooting a ballplayer. A psychiatrist probes origins including childhood baseball memories and family anecdotes to explain the act amid celebrity aside and 1947 Milton Berle note.
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Ben Grauer Spotlighted as Top Special Events Reporter
The piece praises Ben Grauer as the outstanding special events reporter in radio and television. It notes his NBC rise from announcer to lead correspondent covering inaugurations golf matches UN sessions and eclipses. It mentions his poise as emcee and his broad knowledge across politics sports psychology science and literature.
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Best Alibi Confirms Inside Job In Beverly Hills Theft
In Beverly Hills, jewels valued at $50,000 were stolen from a wall safe in Max Sanders study on the second floor. Inspector Ray Beatty and officer Leo MacDougal gather evidence showing the burglar used the inside access and mud on shoes to frame an outside suspect, while an alibi collapses.
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Junior Style Dress Pattern for Girls Schoolwear
Charming junior frock with white collar and puffed sleeves promotes a neat school look. Pattern offers contrast yoke options, delicate ruffles, and ribbon bows, sized for younger girls with simple sewing steps.
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The Tray's The Thing And Kitchen Tips
Tips on kitchen hygiene and meal prep including scrubbing with hot soapy water and how to handle deviled eggs for picnics. Advice covers food waste, boiling spills, parsley garnish, waxed paper wrapping, and encouraging early dental visits to reduce fear.
Hard Work and Modern Times Clash in Oblique Parable
An elderly uncle extols a four dollar weekly grocery job as proof of ambition, while a younger man notes modern cash registers change work, and a minister reflects grimly on a baptized boy's untimely death and the contrasts of life choices and marriage.
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Britain Charges Belgians With Eating Work Horses
London reports that despite Belgian guarantees, about 2000 British horses imported yearly are largely slaughtered for meat rather than used for work. Arthur W. Moss of the RSPCA accused and described branding and ear numbering before slaughter.
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