Mirror of Your Mind Advice Columns from 1953
Joseph Whitney presents Q and A about jealousy in families and boasting in children. Topics discuss healthy relationships, maternal pride, sibling talents, and how guidance or group counseling may help with social issues and job trouble.
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Crossword style clue list appears with numbered Across and Down clues referencing names, titles, and phrases. Entries include musical titles, time phrases, and measurements, with partial entries like Aeriform fuel and Soviet city implied by cross letters.
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Puzzle clues listed with missing letters and partial words. The page shows a fill in crossword style quiz with hints like Genus of birds, Distinct, Transact, All, Poets, Equipment, Sea eagle, The peanut, Roman date. No full solutions provided in readable text.
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Defense to Six Spades in Jacoby on Bridge
In a NEA Service analysis East must discard a trump on the second round of diamonds to defeat a six spade contract. If South leads jack through, discarding clubs risks losing trumps. By copying dummy’s discard, East postpones heart and club losses and avoids a squeeze. Connecticut claims it was the first U S state to license auto drivers that was in 1907.
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Connecticut
U. S. State
Career of Cecil B. De Mille opens 40 years ago
Hollywood veteran Cecil B. De Mille, aged 72, recalls his first film The Squaw Man with Dustin Farnum, shot in an orange grove barn for about 15450 dollars profit. He notes The Ten Commandments budgeted at six million dollars. He laments changes from early movie adventures to today’s prolonged process.
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Hollywood
Cecil B. de Mille
Dustin Farnum
Los Angeles
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de Mille
New York City
Hollywood Year 1953 in Review and Screenwide Trends
Hollywood surveys 1953 with foreign stars returning home after tax breaks end and new ideas on narrow screens. Notable figures include Claudette Colbert Gene Kelly Linda Darnell and Ava Gardner with Frank Sinatra. Directors actors and financiers discuss shifts in casting and box office while politics TV and Las Vegas scenes intrude.
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Gene Kelly
Linda Darnell
Europe
Uncle Sam
Hollywood Rumors Stir Over TV Fad and Marital Feuds
Reported splits and reconciliations swirl around Errol Flynn and Pat marriage while Jane Powell and Geary Steffen announce a surprise separation. A Statler Hotel wishing well funds the Motion Picture Relief Fund as Hollywood debates the fate of television.
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Jane Powell
Geary Steffen
Statler Hotel
Motion Picture Relief Fund
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