Times Tough for Screen Actors Douglas Claims
Hollywood story shows Paul Douglas describing the actor hardship era with rising debts and looming bankruptcy. He notes friends near collapse while he keeps his finances tied to cash and a long time manager. He discusses a Fox contract split over the MGM loan and a favored script.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Paul Douglas
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Jan Terling
Marion Davies
I. the Ween Ago Heen Agong
20Th Fox
MGM
Clarence Brown
Rome
Fox
Betty Grable
Wabash Avenue
Grable
Word squares from a puzzle grid clues
A cryptic clue set appears with horizontal and vertical entries including emcee, Papal cape, and blood money. The grid references 1 to 24 suggest a themed crossword style with multiple intersecting words to fill a newspaper puzzle.
Puzzle Answers From The Clues
The list provides matching terms for a word puzzle with clues such as respiratory minute skin sound opening labor and other numbered hints leading to a variety of answers including Emerald Isle century plant shade tree and French plural.
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Century Plant
Russians Endure Major Surgeries Without Anesthesia Says Doctor
Dr. MacDonald of London's Neurological Institute reports Russians are insensitive to pain and can undergo major operations without anesthesia. Critchley told the California Medical Association he has seen Russians show no pain during surgery, noting no hypnosis evidence and speculating on a blood or oriental factor.
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Neurological Institute
Critchley
The
California Medical Ass
Cats Win Battle For Affection In Detroit Odd Feud
Mrs Venetta MacDonald conceded defeat in a domestic row over 22 cats. She asked for separation after noting her husband kept buying more cats to win affection. No other details were provided in the readable text.
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Detroit
Venetta MacDonald
Actor laments typecasting and seeks better roles
He argues that studios offer few chances to escape typecasting, getting only walk-ons in big films. He believes getting steady scripts is hard and freelancing offers freedom to pursue better work, including television if desired.
Hajoca Opens Showroom Tomorrow
Hajoca Corporation’s High Point branch will unveil a redesigned display room at Hamilton and Ring Streets tomorrow evening. Local manager H G Gaddy hosts guests including High Point citizens and Philadelphia executives led by President W A Brecht and VP C C Lowry, to showcase latest plumbing fixtures and heating equipment for contractors and customers.
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High Point
Hajoca Corporation
Hamilton
Ring Streets
Gaddy
Hajoca
Philadelphia
W. A. Brecht
C. C. Lowry
Sale of Guilford County land by trustee on May 22 1951
Under the power of sale in the Henry L Bow ers and Artie Lee Bow ers deed of trust dated May 31 1950 the trustee will auction at noon on Tuesday May 22 1951 at the Guilford County Courthouse Greensboro NC to the highest cash bidder the described parcels known as lots 20 and 21 of the J H Elliott lots plat recorded in Plat Book 7 Page 54. Sale is subject to a $1600 deed of trust recorded March 21 1949 and to taxes or assessments with a 5 percent deposit due from the winner. E Owens Trustee 4/11/1951. M & RB Loan No 100%
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Henry Lee Bowers
Wipe
Artie Lee Bowers
Jefferson
Owens
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Greensboro
Guilford
Prospect Road
Sunset Drive
J. H. Elliott
Office of the Register of Deeds
E. Owens
M & RB
Intruder Claims He Had Perfect Right at Arnold Mansion
Philadelphia report says custodian Edward McElwee found Joseph F. Baker, 30, in the master bedroom of a Pleasant Street colonial mansion once owned by Gen Benedict Arnold. Baker, a fugitive from a state mental hospital, refused to leave, claiming Captain Arnold’s rights.
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Philadelphia
Edward McElwee
Pleasant
Benedict Arnold
McElwee
Joseph F. Baker
State Mental Hospital
OPS Delay Blamed for Drop In Carded Yarn Production
Charlotte reports from the Carded Yarn Association show a production drop of about six percent since year end, with 1,400,000 spindles producing carded cotton yarns mostly in southern mills. Unfilled orders fell by around 13,000,000 as sales lagged due to awaiting a pricing order from the Office of Price Stabilization.
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Carded Yarn Association
Association
Office of Price Stablization
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