Golden Age of Music ushers American musical boom
United States enters a Golden Age of music with radio ownership and phonographs widespread. The movement cites community orchestras, school programs, and AMC led by the National Federation of Music Clubs as driving forces behind music in homes, schools, and public life.
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America
Oklahoma
American Music Conference
Mountain Lakes
N. J
YMCA
YWCA
National Federation of Music Clubs
Kiwanis International
Rotary
Lions
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
AMC
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact crossword list with across clues including Viper Music note Newt and many others. The clues cover animals, objects, names and terms across multiple rows with several entries linked to older or cryptic language.
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Viper
The Fiction Corner Clues and Captioned Lines
A compact puzzle item from THE FICTION CORNER featuring clues such as Greet Spirit lamp and Hint nickname. The page lists numbers 36 to 44 with references like Licentiate and Capital in Surgery. An enigmatic crosswords style challenge unfolds.
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Greet
Benny's Cow
Eunice Thomas tells of Benny a shy twelve year old who earns a cow to help his family. Uncle Hal bungles, the cow thrashes, and Benny bravely tames her by himself, finally leading her to the lot as his parents joke about his courage. The scene blends humor and family dynamics with a rural setting.
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Uncle Hal
Daddy
Benny
Harlotte Manson Sidelights on Radio Star Turned Sales Lady
Charlotte Manson known as the daytime actress in CBS King’s Row also works as a sales promoter for her husband Dick Brown. She visits New York disc jockeys several nights weekly to plug his records and may host a nighttime show this fall. Tim Holt shifts from cowboy roles after praise for His Kind of Woman. Howard Hughes wants a strong dramatic project for him.
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Harlotte Manson
CBS
Dick Brown
New York
King’s Row
Tim Holt
Howard Hughes
RKO
Holt
Congress Prodigal With Tax Money Says Grassroots Op-Ed
A political column argues Congress overspends postwar money, citing rising national debt per family from 1939 to 1950. It condemns a two billion Arizona irrigation authorization benefiting 30,000 farmers and risking southern California water, urging Senate restraint and House scrutiny.
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Congress
Senate
Arizona
House
Ting
Washington
California
Colorado
Deep-Rooted Legumes Boost Corn Yields At Missouri Farm
A 14 year Missouri trial compares two corn rotations. corn with sweet clover in rotation yielded 10.7 bushels per acre more than corn with leysedpera. Sweet clover improved organic matter drainage and subsoil conditioning, aiding soil fertility use.
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University of Missouri
Columbia
U S Wheat Crop Makes Strong Comeback Report
The agriculture department reports wheat prospects at about 1 054 000 000 bushels this year, up roughly 72 million from a month earlier, surpassing last year's 1 026 000 000 but near the government target. Unfavorable weather and pests clouded forecasts, yet reserves look ample to cover needs. corn production not estimated.
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Great Plains
Portable Hog House Plans from Farm Service Bureau
An example portable hog house large enough for four sows doubles as a farrowing house. Lumber dealers supply flooring and framework and Masonite siding and roof. The design features double full-length doors for easy access. Plan AFB-197 available from Farm Service Bureau Chicago.
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Farm Service Bureau
West Washington St
Chicago
Poisons Recommended For Tomato Pinworms
Farmers and home gardeners should watch tomatoes from fruit set to ripening as fruit worms and pinworms may attack. Entomologists advise weekly dusting with a dust containing 5 percent vothane and 5 to 6 percent zineb after heavy rainfall.
Dodgers poised for peak as 1950s pennant run looms
In a 1947 to 1951 era discussion, Harry Salsinger and Toots Shor predict the Brooklyn Dodgers will strengthen with a deep lineup led by Snider Hodges Campanella Furillo Robinson and Pafko. They note Dodgers pitching, batting depth, and rival gaps vs Yankees Cardinals Giants Pirates Red Sox remain significant.
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Harry Salsinger
Detroit
Toots Shor
Dodgers
Salsinger
Toots
Rickey
Pirates
Brooklyn
Yankees
Dodger
Dressen
Snider
Hodges
Campanella
Furillo
Robinson
Pafko
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Vern Stephens
Bobby Doerr
Cardinals
Stan Musial
Giants
Pittsburgh
Kiner
White Sox
Pee Wee Reese
Stanford's Seven Daring All American Prospects
Years ago Stanford boasted seven players who would deserve every All American honor. Among them were Keith Topping Benes Hamilton and Bobby Grayson yet the team kept winning by a field goal. Topping recalled we could win any time we felt like it so we'd fool around and finally someone would say let's kick a field goal.
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Stanford
Keith Topping
Benes Hamilton
Bobby Grayson
Topping
Oakmont and Oak Hills: Open Course Tests Face Pros
The article compares Oakmont near Pittsburgh and Oakland Hills in Detroit as supreme Open tests. It notes Oakmont's bunkers and slick greens challenge both match and medal play, with past winners Armour Parks Cooper and others shaping the course’s legend.
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Oakland Hills
Ben Hogan
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
P.G.A
Tommy Armour
Harry Cooper
Armour
Sam Parks
Bill Fownes
Merion
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