Hollywood's mercurial Shelley Winters stars in a puzzle
Central Press correspondent ARMAND ARCHER profiles Shelley Winters as Hollywood's biggest puzzle. The piece portrays her as mercurial, ambitious, and emotionally insecure, detailing her romantic mischief, defiance of conventions, fear of being labeled, and constant clashes with studio executives.
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British By-Elections Signal Tory Edge in Polls
British by-elections show Conservatives gaining ground while Labour votes slip. With Attlee facing internal Labour splits and Camaraderie calls inside both major parties, the prospect of an October 1950 general election grows murkier as leaders weigh risks, aiming for a favorable majority or avoiding a loss.
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High Cost of Haircut Leads To Troubles
In San Diego a teenage youth, unable to afford a $1.25 haircut, traded two stolen guns for three months of haircuts. The guns had been stolen from a downtown sporting goods store. The youth was placed in juvenile detention and the barber was jailed for receiving stolen property.
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Sporting Geceds
Doodling on knees. Tennessee boys catch doodlebugs
Four boys crouched on their knees at a Raleigh picnic aroused William Bullifin's curiosity. He discovered they were hunting doodlebugs in a simple countryside scene, a small moment of curious play on a sunny day.
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William Bullifin
Army may get Bomeo
Charleston dispatch reports the selective service board in Charleston has registered Cassanova Ramen, indicating possible Army processing pending further actions.
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BOMEO
Charleston, S.C
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Canasta strategy on melding and canasta safety
In this column Oswald Jacoby discusses when to meld or hold back cards in Canasta, explaining tactics for various pack sizes and opponent progress. He highlights risks of immediate meld-outs, preserving pairs to guard against squeezes, and balancing safety with potential for partner canastas, noting he cannot answer individual reader questions.
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Auto salesman jailed for attempting mutuel ticket theft
A 28 year old auto salesman in San Diego was jailed on a charge of attempted grand theft after trying to cash an altered mutuel ticket at Del Mar race track. Kenneth Mears claimed the $10 win ticket was given by a friend. The ticket showed the horse number erased with ink erase and the winner’s number inked in, which would have paid $215.
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Kenneth Mears
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Parker Named Manager of Year for Durham Bulls
Clarence Ace Parker former Duke and pro grad great now backfield coach at Duke managed the Durham Bulls in the Class B Carolina league. He piloted the team to the pennant during the past season and was named Manager of the Year.
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Ace) Parker
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Durham Bulls
Fruit Juice Drive Reaches Korea War Troops From PA WCTU
The Miles of Dimes For Fruit Juice campaign by the Pennsylvania WCTU shipped 15,000 gallons of juices including apple grape pineapple and orange pineapple to soldiers on the fighting front in Korea. The effort cost $26,000 and was supported by local unions Sunday Schools Bible classes and church societies with praise from three soldiers stationed in Korea Sgt Louis Krepley R E Beyer and Cpl Glen W Woodrow who thanked the volunteers for continuing the work.
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Ohio
Emma O. Leonhard
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Worea
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Fish color vision debate challenges color names
A field note discusses whether fish perceive color or gray tones, noting color distinctions are largely described as various shades of gray. Researchers examine how color information may be processed in aquatic vision and its implications for understanding fish behavior.
Work While Learning Keeps Grades High
Illinois State Normal University students earn about 250000 dollars yearly while in college. Deans report over one third work at least part of their education. Working students average around 100 dollars per year. The deans note the grade average of working students exceeds the all student average. Nebraska has 26000 acres irrigated land.
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