Julie Wilson Crowned Blonde of the Year in Show Biz Spotlight
Julie Wilson, Nebraska singer and actor, rises from early rejections to star status with eight St. Regis appearances, two film roles, and a $3,500 weekly salary. She trained in London and on Broadway, spending hours daily on voice and dance, insisting on self-made success despite past hardships.
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Royal Academy
Incinerator Renovation Planned to Handle Milk Cartons
PORT WASHINGTON Wis The city council votes to spend about 12000 to repair and enlarge the city incinerator. Street commissioner Walter Ohm cites the flood of thousands of paper milk cartons daily and a growing population taxing the plant.
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Jump To Game Baffles Bridge Readers By Oswald Jacoby
Bridge columnist Oswald Jacoby explains jump to game bids and their meaning with an example in Norths four hearts. South with strong five card trump and a fit for diamonds eyes a grand slam but settles at six notrump. The advised play involves a finesse but cautions against grand slam bids on a mere finesse.
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NEA
Exre
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South
Who's Who ACROSS and DOWN Puzzle Items
Crossword clues list including Moon-jump Poetess Teasdale Ray ha and poet Indian, perfect, gamblers. The grid references across 1 4 8 57 and Down 1 26 27 hint at a themed naming puzzle.
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Teasdale
Cheese Discovery From Ancient Milestones Unearthed
A historical note suggests cheese was discovered over two thousand years ago when milk stored in a sheep stomach vessel separated into curds and whey. The tale frames early dairy practices and food processing in ancient communities.
Great Lakes Ports Become Ocean Ports in 1956
In February 1956 Great Lakes port cities were officially designated ocean ports with the creation of Trade Route 32 linking the lakes to western European nations.
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Great Lakes
Top Soldier Accepts Air Force Missile Control Order
Gen Maxwell Taylor the Army chief of staff said he bowed to Secretary Wilson’s 11 month old order placing missiles of 200 miles or less under Army and longer range IRBM and ICBM under Air Force. He argued the issue is settled, noted Russia lags in IRBM, and warned future war may hinge on atomic power.
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de- Mo
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