Generals Live On Charity In German Castle
Twenty six former Yugoslav field commanders, once loyal to King Peter, are housed in Warlar castle near Dusseldorf under German charity. They faced imprisonment after fighting Nazis in 1941 and now face possible arrest if they attempt to return home with Marshal Tito deeming them monarchists. Each receives lodging meals and six cents daily.
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Heat and Hurdles in a Crossword Puzzle Catalog
A mixed list of clues and answers forms a word puzzle catalog with entries spanning numbers, directions, and definitions. It includes synonyms for warmth and heat related terms as well as general vocabulary across various categories.
It's Tough Trying To Fox an Expert In Bridge
A duplicate match hands South to grand slam after East doubles with a phony intent. West leads diamonds, dummy wins ace, South executes a long trump squeeze to make six no trump. The piece questions Easts double and whether a simple finesse would have succeeded.
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Jersey Joe Favors Son as Fighter
Camden New Jersey Jersey Joe Walcott says his 11 year old son Vincent loves boxing and could follow a world heavyweight career. He plans to train him if Vince chooses to pursue boxing while noting his eldest son Arnold Cream Jr. excels in basketball football and baseball and has no interest in fighting.
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Israelis Laugh Through Troubles On Sea and Economy
A Haifa sailor recounts a voyage to the United States noting captains kept to orders about salutes. The piece contrasts Israel’s economic woes with humor and jokes about war with the United States as a satirical cure.
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Comets Vary Speed as They Orbit the Sun
Comets travel at changing speeds due to solar gravity. They move faster near the sun and slow down as they move away, reflecting orbital dynamics.
Mama Cat and Kittens Hitch-Hike In Trunk
Goldie the cat traveled daily with her three kittens in a car trunk between Louisville and Jeffersonville Indiana. Owner Mrs Gladys Murphy unknowingly carried the feline family until a routine trunk check revealed the passengers.
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Radio Program Time Changes Affects Stations
Radio listings note Eastern Local Time guides. Subtract one hour for Central and two hours for Mountain to align relay schedules. Last minute changes cannot be included.
Silent hour to late night radio and TV schedule
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Cross Fire Forum
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Television Schedule Snapshot
Channel lineup lists daily programs from 3:30 to 11:15 including Shoppers Guide Carolina Calling Howdy Doody News Boxing Perry Como Welcome shows and late night Matinees Weather and Toast of the Town routine time slots shown in sequence.
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Arthur Godfrey
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Life Proves Eventful For Boston Soldier
Edward R Gallagher a Boston native aged 27 rose from illness to graduation at Boston College and became a clerk for the Massachusetts Supreme Court. A WWII torpedoed transport, Battle of the Bulge wounds, and an industrial accident ending in left leg amputation marked his decades long ordeal.
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English Channel
Medical Profession Has No Anti Boredom Pill
HAL BOYLE argues boredom is the era’s primary malaise, not illness. Modern life’s excess leisure breeds ennui, with a third of patients seeking worry to justify visits. Doctors cannot cure boredom, he says, only instill fear of nonexistence.
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Vince DiMaggio Struck Out 134 Times With Braves in 1938
Baseball record notes Vince DiMaggio struck out 134 times while playing for the Boston Braves in the 1938 season, highlighting a high strikeout rate for that year.
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Vince DiMaggio
Boston Braves
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