Coca Cola Ban in France Sparks Backlash and Boycott Call
A columnist argues against France's prohibition on Coca Cola and lauds a counter boycott of French champagne. He notes political pressure from wine interests and Communists, and urges hotels and clubs nationwide to stop selling French champagne until the ban is lifted. He frames the issue as support for American products and a reaction to imperialist motives.
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la Belle France
le Monde
Coca-Cola Export Corporation
Hollywood Sparks Fly Over Stanley Kramer Productions
Producer Stanley Kramer plans another major film with a strong story, two week rehearsal, selective casting, and bold directorial choice. Frank Lovejoy joins The Sound of Fury for United Artists, Jane Russell keeps her Outlaw memory, and new debuts appear in Tripoli with Marshall Berle and Pat Ford.
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Frank Lovejoy
Mingo
Kathleen Ryan
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Warners
Rock Bottom
Jane Russell
Ford
Howard Hughes
Pine- Thomas
Marshall Berle
Milton
Pat Ford
John Ford
Felix Retires and Finds Purpose in Return to Routine
Felix Brendlinger retires from a long city desk job with Booth Gill and Dyer and feels unseen. He returns to Pleasant Street life tending a garden and chickens while brooding on his value, then reemerges when asked to stay but declines to keep retirement intact and find peace at home.
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Booth, Gill and Dyer
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Dry Cows Feeding Pays Off With More Milk
Feeding dry cows increases milk production in the next lactation, boosting overall yield and dairy profitability for farmers.
Stalin Signals New Talks on Peace and Appeasement
Stalin intends to reopen talks with U S officials over a postwar peace treaty. He appears to seek further appeasement offers from the United States as the Cold War continues.
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Talin
Stalin
America
Newspaper teamwork and the duty of editors in a community
The piece praises newsroom workers as essential specialists across advertising, editorial, and mechanical roles. It argues editors and reporters are on duty constantly and that a 1960s view of media requires handling the pressures of event coverage and accurate data gathering. It then shifts to a critical stance on Soviet diplomacy, urging blunt military language over diplomacy with Stalin and warning against broken promises.
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Russia
Stalin
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Great Left Handers Compared to Great Right Handers
Grantland Rice surveys 1900 onward left-handed pitchers and names Carl Hubbell Lefty Grove Rube Waddell Eddie Plank Lefty Gomez Herb Pennock and others as the era’s best left handers He notes Connie Mack built a strong corps of southpaws and weighs five top names with Waddell Grove Pennock Hubbell Plank as the standout choices The piece also touches on 1950 pennant races and American political remarks.
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Shakespeare
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Keats
New Jersey
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Johnson
Alexander
Mathewson
Grantland Rice
Toad Ramsay
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Lefty Grove
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Gomez
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Lefty) Grove
George Edward
Rube) Waddell
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Mr. McGillicuddy
Chief Bender
Jack Coombs
Mr. Mack
Connie
Grove
Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Items in Fragmented List
A scrambled crossword puzzle list with across clues covering topics from corrodion iron to a son of Adam, including Norse god, Jewish month, deity of love, and various common terms.
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God of Love
Couger
Son of
Adam
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