Ted Williams Flies Panther Jet in Korea Brush With Death
Capt. Ted Williams former Boston Red Sox slugger survived a Panther jet belly landing after its right wing tip was smashed by Communist flak over Chin nampo on Korea's west coast. Williams had been struck by flak in February on another mission but deemed the incident not important.
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Horizontal TV actress Greene and puzzle word list
A presented puzzle grid mixes hints for a horizontal and vertical word fill. Clues include television actress Greene and a long set of cross referenced items such as film and literary terms, places, and common words, forming a crossword style challenge.
Home ownership tops half of American households
A newspaper survey shows 58 percent of about 45 million U.S. households are homeowners now, up from 43.6 percent in 1940, indicating a substantial rise in home ownership over recent decades.
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Feel Old at 40 Ferrizan Vitamin Ad Offers Cure-All
Thousands feel modern life wears them down and seek rest and vitamins. The ad promotes Ferrizan, an iodine iron vitamin formula, claiming it builds red blood, supports glands, boosts B vitamins and appetite, with a 30 day money back guarantee from Mann's Two Drug Stores and Eckerd's Drug Store.
Too Much Conferring Says Sen Russell
Senator Richard Russell criticizes Agriculture Department officials for excessive conferences. He said experts are never reachable, noting they are always in meetings. The remark came during a Senate Agriculture Appropriations subcommittee hearing after Dr. Robert Salter described arranging multiple talks between his oil conservation service and state agricultural colleges.
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Exhausted Jury Dismissed After Nude Magazine Dispute
In New York Justice Denis O Leary Cohalan dismissed an exhausted supreme court jury that could not agree if two nudist magazines were obscene. A new jury will review the case, a process that featured comparing magazine photos with the Marilyn Monroe calendar nude photo.
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Walter Winchell Reminiscences on Theatre Critics and Stars
In a pithy tour through stage lore, Walter Winchell recalls Shaw at Garrick 1905, McAdoo in the box, and critics famed as hired assassins. He cites Nell Gwyn, Charlies Hart and Stowe, then notes Sarah Bernhardt and modern comparatives in showbiz.
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Instruction on converting times to local zones and adjusting for stations that modify relay hours. Mentions subtracting one hour for central and two for mountain zones and notes that last minute program changes cannot be included.
Evening TV Grid Listing With Daytime Schedule
A dense OCR listing of daily television time slots, programs, and stations for Tuesday and Wednesday. It enumerates shows across multiple networks with start times from 6:00 pm to midnight, including news, comedy, dramas, game shows, and variety programs.
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Robert Montgomery
Smith Warns Against Farm Program Cuts
Willis Smith of North Carolina cautioned Congress against hasty farm program cuts and urged protecting farmers welfare as key to economic stability. He suggested trimming wasteful projects while questioning spending billions abroad versus supporting domestic lands.
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Switch to Clubs is Correct Play In Intercollegiate Bridge
Oswald Jacoby explains the correct play in a 1953 Intercollegiate Contract Bridge hand. Purdue and Princeton won team titles with Frank McClure Carey Yelton Jr. on Purdue and Harlow Lewis II David Bradley for Princeton. A Jacoby entry tied for third in North South, described as a schoolboy prank.
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Bridge note on dummy nine and spade return
The text notes dummy nine and West struggling without trumps, needing to win the trick and return a spade to South's king ten. It mentions many players achieving this contract, suggesting growing bridge expertise at colleges. It also states Barberton, Ohio hosts the world’s deepest limestone mine.
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