Cooperstown Hero From Indifferent Student to Novelist
Cooperstown residents recall James Fenimore Cooper born in the town who was labeled lazy in youth but later achieved fame. He left Yale after being deemed too lazy, published his first book at 31 which flopped, then in 1821 wrote the first of many successful novels including Deer Slayer The Last of the Mohicans and The Spy.
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Broadway Heartbeat and Celebrity Gossipy Notes
Walter Winchell reports on New York nightlife with jabs at flimsy schemes and money talk. The column lists Don Ameche, Janet Leigh, Robert Taylor, MGM ties, Milton Berle, Marion Brando, and Bugs Baer among others, plus Midtown dining chatter and show-business milestones at the Alvin and Booth theaters.
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Film magnate Korda wed 26-year-old Alexandra Boycun in Vence
British film magnate Sir Alexander Korda aged 59 married 26-year-old Alexandra Boycun, a Canadian farmer's daughter, in a civil ceremony in Vence France. The couple announced their engagement June 3 and planned marriage for a period of months. Mayor Emil Hughes performed the ceremony.
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Vesicular Exanthema Affects Swine Virus Infection
Vesicular exanthema is a viral disease that infects pigs, causing blisters and skin lesions. The outbreak impacts swine herds, with potential economic effects on pork producers and biosecurity concerns for farms and markets.
Crossword Clue Challenge: Cities and More
A word puzzle listing across and down clues for places objects and terms from geography language and daily life. Includes city names nations plants metals occupations and common phrases in a mixed horizontal and vertical grid.
Battle Line Shows Little Change In Past 18 Months
For 18 months the Korean front remains largely static despite Reds capturing several outposts. Analysts say gains amount to a few square miles and serve to project strength ahead of Panmunjom armistice talks. Notes from Lt. Gen. Maxwell Taylor and other officers frame the battle as a costly but inconsequential shift on a fixed line.
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Grounded 61-Year-Old WWI Pilot For Thames River Stunt
Maj. Chris Draper a 61 year old former World War I pilot has been grounded after flying a light plane under 15 Thames River bridges last May. He is an unemployed salesman who says the stunt was done to attract a job.
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Bridge thriller hinges on clubs and misread signals
In a bid to game, South plays four hearts after East opens clubs. East misreads and discards, but correct play by East could have set the contract. The hand features a club misdefense and a learned miscue that lets declarer secure nine tricks.
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Kitten Rescued From Sewer in Hollywood Hills
Hollywood Hills residents heard a kitten crying from a storm drain on Saturday and again yesterday. Kierulff a 56 year old landscape contractor attached a 150 foot line and ventured into the muck but the line failed. After several drains the kitten surrendered and was saved by Kierulff who carried it inside his shirt to safety. The kitten a boy named Sue was described as black white green eyed with a freckle on its nose. Robin Way 19 bathed it and noted the animal’s playful nature. The Michigan Conservation Department uses 2 000 000 pounds of fish foods yearly.
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Judge Convinced About Language
In Akron a 22 year old Aurelio Domingues answered the judge and a bailiff in Spanish and Italian that he could not be drunk. He remained silent when the judge offered to release him, leading the court to conclude he spoke no English.
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NIL-O-NAL Promises Lanolin Relief for Dry Dandruff
Promotes NIL-O-NAL as a treatment for dry scalps and itching caused by dandruff and hair damage. Claims describe harsh hair practices and cosmetics leading to damaged hair, urging lanolin from sheep wool as a remedy. The ad emphasizes scientific extraction and human-friendly refinement.
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