Humorous Snippets and Facts From an Early 20th Century Page
A curio of quips and observations covers hearing versus sight speed, heredity as a major illness factor, predicted population shifts in the New York metro area by 1975, and light miscellanies on fashion, fear, and public life. Entities include Ella Logan, Emperor Hirohito, Margaret Firth, Conrad Nagel, and New York.
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Ella Logan
Scotland
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Amera
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Conrad Nagel
New York Metropolitan
Caine Mutiny Court Martial Shine On CBS TV
Television closeup of The Caine Mutiny Court Martial on CBS-TV earns praise for strong cast led by Lloyd Nolan and Barry Sullivan. Franklin Schaffner’s camera work highlighted actors closely, delivering a unified drama on responsibility with sharp editing and top TV entertainment that weekend.
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New York
Cbs-Tv
Herman Wouk
Broadway
Lloyd Nolan
Queeg
Barry Sullivan
Greenald
Charles Laughton
Franklin Schaffner
Maurice Evans
George Bernard Shaw
S Disciple
Nbc-Tv
Shaw
Evans
Dick Dudgeon
Dennis King
Gen. Burgoyne
Ralph Bellamy
Parson Anderson
Teresa Wright
Mrs. Anderson
Alec Guiness
Abc-Tv
Outlaws and romance collide in a tense town exchange
Dan and Hiatt discuss loyalty and love as Hiatt confesses he fell for Eraine and seeks a chance to abandon outlaw life. Hiatt recalls Paw and a failed farm, a past murder charge, and how Colorado led to his current outlaw status. Meanwhile Starrett moves to seal a deal with Bruhn as new schemes unfold.
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Eraine
Hiatt
Peston Place
Lumber Yard
Preston Home
Vivian
Danny
Emaine Frazin
Murdock
Paw
Mother
Law and Order
Colorado
Missing Context From Fragmented Film Note
A fragmentary sentence hints at an employee briefly enjoying power from stolen gold linked to a film. It references Guinness and a title fragment The Laver der Hill Me, with unclear context about television’s best in the era.
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Laverder Hill
Price of murder for hire stirs coping with Crane
Starrett asks for $500 to arrange a killing of Crane to settle the dispute over the range. Bruhn and Pace weigh the risk as the town’s tension mounts and Pace hints the cash is with Starrett at the ranch. Pace then visits Phil and Paula at the lumber yard, weighing neighbors and a quiet day turning tense.
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Bruhn
Crane
Tex
Pace
Darrow
Juarez
Denver
Egan
Vause
Heth
Outaw
Satrranch
Starett
Lumber Yard
Phil
Paula
West Prescott HD Club hosts 21 members and 1956 officers
Mrs. Jack Leslie hosts the West Prescott Home Demonstration Club meeting with 21 members. The session installs new 1956 officers including George Hunt as birthday chair and Dalton Stockton as recreation leader, and Miss Loretta McClennahan speaks on modern kitchen furnishings.
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Jack Leslie
West Prescott HD
West Prescott
W. F. Spears
Jack Leglie
Fred White
Loretta McClennahan
Woodrow Easterling
McClennahan
George Hunt
Dalton Stockton
Maurice McClelland
Miss McClennahan
Jack White
Harry Keeley
Southern Pine Garden Club Holds November Meeting
The Southern Pine Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Jim Nelson with Mrs. Glenn Hairston assisting. Mrs. Jack Harrell presided as minutes were read and the roll called. Treasurer Mrs. Dale Ledbetter reported. Mrs. Carl Dalrymple demonstrated Christmas Wrappings and Decorations. Twelve members and guests enjoyed dessert.
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Southern Pine Garden Club
Jim Nelson
Glenn Hairston
Jack Harrell
O. W. Watkins
Dale Ledbetter
D. L. McRae Jr
Carl Dalrymple
W. G. Bensberg
Dalrymple
Delta Kappa Gamma Members Celebrate Tenth Birthday
Mrs. Julia Gann hosts Upsilon Chapter members for a tenth birthday celebration at her home on Thursday evening. The excerpt includes dialogue between Pace and Paula and hints at a confrontation, with a spoiler that the scene continues.
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Julia Gann
Kappa Gamma
Upsilon
Delta Kappa Gamma
Jack Robey
Hendrix
Arkansas Officer Is Injured in Med Cruise Jet Crash
In the Mediterranean a jet fighter failed to catch the arresting wire, jumped a barricade and skidded down a slope. The crash killed six crewmen and injured Lt. Comdr. Curtis A. Weaver of Mantua Mississippi County Arkansas. The carrier was the Ticonderoga.
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Washington
Arkansas
Curtis A. Weaver
Mantua
Mississippi County
Ticonderoza
Mediterranean
Navy
Stevenson Faults and Futures in Democratic Strategy
James Marlow analyzes Adlai Stevenson’s fresh presidential bid outlining the Democrats’ strategy. He notes Stevenson argues Americans are compassed by luck and could do things better, while vague on solutions, criticizing Eisenhower’s farm program and foreign policy and charging Republicans with special-interest influence. He warns a tax-cut push could clash with foreign aid aims in an election year.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
America
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Flu Vaccine Unused Widely Due to Limited Duration and Mutation
The flu vaccine is considered a Grade 90 vaccine but not widely used among the public because its protection lasts only a few months and flu viruses mutate, reducing 100 percent guarantee against the virus in a given epidemic.
Adoption Law Sways Hildy Case in Boston
The Massachusetts statute ties adoption to the religion of adoptive parents when feasible. Hildy, born Feb 23 1951 in a Boston hospital, was placed with the Ellises after her mother Marjorie McCoy later Mrs Cherry of Hingham signed an adoption paper. The case hinges on the child's presumed religion and the mother’s faith.
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Ellises
Hildy
Catholi Charitable Bureau
Boston
Massachusetts Adoption la
Marjorie McCoy
Cherry
Hingham
Cople
Stevenson Promotes Moderation in 1952 Campaign Tone
The article notes Stevenson portraying his stance as moderate, aligning with Eisenhower who is also seen as a moderate. It suggests Stevenson was following a natural, popular line, aiming to avoid alienating voters.
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Stevenson
Eisenhower
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