Mystery Intruder Seeks Mrs Foale Amid Feud and Scraps
Jerome Kin taid visits the house where Margaret Russell stays seeking Mrs Foale, stirring tension with Hilary and revealing a linked resentment from New York. Cornelia Ann Russell inherits Wilma Trumbull’s estate worth about 50,000 after taxes, linking old acquaintances and a guarded future for Cornelia and Margaret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Kintaid
Margaret Russell
Margaret
Hilary
Mrs. Foale
Cornelia
Lilma Trumbull
Torrington, Conn
Cornelia Ann Russell
TV Brought Changes in 4 Careers
AP TV writer Cynthia Lowry notes that the first Sing Along with Mitch show ended four careers. An electrical engineer, a diplomat, a physician, and a broadcasting executive abandoned plans as The Brothers Four from Seattle faced a lighting success that redirected their paths. The piece hints at personal memories and a continuation.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Mitch
Brothers
Seattle
UW Fraternity Singers Rise With TV Spotlight
Markets area notes and a university group from the University of Washington, four seniors John Paine Bob Flick Dick Foley and Mike Kirkland, recorded Green Fields. Their Sing Along date and TV guest slots boosted record sales enabled higher pay and more selective gigs, though college time suffers as they tour. Their upcoming TV spots include CBS and NBC programs with Perry Como Sinatra and Rudy Vallee named among guests. cattle and hog markets show price ranges and trends. NBC Thanksgiving special Home for the Holidays mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
John Paine
Bob Flick
Dick Foley
Mike Kirkland
Green Fields
CBS
Florida
Caegar
Perry Como
Michigan
NBC
Tommy Sands
Nancy
Sinatra
Rudy Vallee
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Kincaid
ARC
Ciwondonoe
Uncle Dudley
Canwmuell
Bologna
Machiavelli
Weiners
del Monte
Mn Ta
Midwest
Wilma Trumbull
Miss Trumbull
Cranberry
Jemima
VY Gol
Filgers
Zestee
Graham ‘Crackers
Starlac Instant
LUX
Delaney & Son
Ralph Montgomery
Clorox
Turkey
Sun Valley
LEO
Kimbell's Biscuits
Little Tock
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