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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1950
Page
5
Norman Thomas testifies before the House on American Activities Committee that the Mundt Nixon Ferguson measure would push the Socialist Party further underground, describing practical effects as driving it deeper into conspiracy.
In Victoria Park an Australian nurse Mrs. E M Ross seeks a young bald man to test a hair cure using massage and a lanolin glycerine mix. She claims six months produced hair on her 75 year old bald husband. Many inquire about the method and two subjects are now under trial while others seek details. The male cardinal fish keeps eggs in its mouth until hatching.
The page features a large multi clue crossword with across and down entries, including bright colors and various orienteering terms. It also presents a Daily Cryptogram quotation puzzle with a substitution cipher, offering hints about solving strategies and a sample coded quote.
Parrish Agency offers several properties on Beech near the grade school and on Rt 50 west of Hazel Atlas Bridge. Includes a 6 room house with gas hot water, a newlyed apartment over a two story garage with rental yield, a 1 lot with 100 frontage and 800 depth priced at 300, and new bungalows in Bath and Webster with modern features. Also mentions FHA financing and quick sale prices.
A collage of quick questions and historical notes: naval base on Florida’s west coast, Supreme Court term lengths, virgin forests meaning, pulp magazines, Fort Dearborn site modern city, 1781 to 1947 events, World War II moves, radical language term casino, birthday tributes, and a riddle about a famed English philosopher economist born 1806 and an actress born in Venice in 1904.
Consul Press Visiter Lilian Campbell debuted in New York in 1930 in A Farewell to Alma. Her early screen work began in London with The Count of Monte Cristo and other titles. After a five year stage hiatus she returned to theater with The Cherry Tree and They Walk Alone, while an autobiography appeared in 1948.
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