Want to Be a Roustabout Sign With the Circus
The Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey need roustabouts at stops on their circuit. Workers earn about $18 a week take home, with meals, lodging on site, and travel by train. The article features Frank Braden Beverly Kelley and Oswald Jacoby discussing life with the circus and press agents while noting harsh travel conditions and staff turnover.
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Washington
Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey
Frank Braden
Beverly Kelley
Braden
Frank
Bev
Barbs Golfers and Home Life Quips
A lighthearted column notes golfers work in the sun to reach a hole and jokes that many smiles would benefit a home. It warns men often invite trouble unless it involves a wife’s iron or washing machine, and jokes about cloudy mornings delaying rising. It cites that a grade school child knows about 4,000 words, with five being the phrase School will soon be out.
Radio Actress ACROSS 1 Radio actress
Crossword style clues list with Across and Down entries including radio actress Shipp and other numbered hints across a puzzle.
Clock face puzzle answers and related terms
Answers map to clock puzzle items with clues like 41 Honey-maker and 43 Puff up neck. Fill includes Assam, Persian prince silkworm, Italian coin, river in erbium, Germany, and horse's gait. Additional entries cover love god, body of water, coal diggers, and is able.
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Assam
Germany
TV Radio Log June 7 1955
TV and radio listings for five stations show schedule blocks from 5:00 p.m. through 12:30 a.m. with programs such as Dinah Shore News Today, Studio 57, See it Now, and Nightly news. NBC CBS and local stations feature sports, dramas, comedies, and news, plus the radio network lineup including WGN WBBM WMAQ and WISN.
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Curbstone
Simon
Kukla
Fran and
Olile
Clint Youle
Larry Clark
Bob Elson
Spencer Allen
Cavalcade of America
Dinah Shore
Douglas Edwards
Times Square Playhouse
Merry-Go-Round
Paris Precinct
Moulin Rouge
Louis Jourdan
Martha Raye
Errol Flynn
Father
Mrs. North
Playhouse
Badge
Jack Webb
Danny Thomas
Fireside Theater
Audrey Totter
Millie
Hugh Marlowe
Red Skelton
Riley
Hal
Baby Sitters
Triangle Theater
Dublin
Cesar Romero
Murrow
Studio 57
WGN
F. Lewis
WBBM
WMAQ
Alex Dreier
WCFL
WLS
Vandercook
WISN
Bartell
WTMJ
Gabriel Heatter
J. Harrington
Beatty
Paul Bartell
Gordon Thomas
Treasury
Eisenhower
Bill Stern
Braves-Giants
Cisco Kid
Philo Vance
Dragnet
720 Club
Rosemary Clooney
J—Braves
Giants
President Eisenhower
Amos ‘N
Andy
Dowell
Fibber McGee
Tennessee Ernie
Amos
Braves Giants
Harrington
Howard Miller
Wls—World Tomorrow
WIND
E. Hubbard
Morgan
Edward Murrow
Jack Denton
One Man’s Family
Siegrist
Manners in Club Calls and Nickel Alloy Inventory
A note on brief refusals for club calls and etiquette. It states you should simply say you cannot attend and avoid long explanations. The text adds a fact: there are over 3,000 nickel-containing alloys in current use.
Highway Fishing Brings Fines For Two Anglers
Lakewood New Jersey police Lt Thomas H Woods and Charles Fritzsche of Cranford were fined twenty dollars each for taking more than the legal eight trout after a stock truck spilled trout onto Route 9 Metedeconk River witnesses say they moved from stream to highway to salvage fish. State Game Warden William L Jeschke testified about the incident.
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Lakewood
N. J
Thomas H. Woods
Charles Fritzsche
Cranford
William L. Jeschke
State Fish and Game Division
Metedeconk
Route 9
Woods
Fritzsche
Jeschke
Orioles Have Only Two Browns Left
With Lou Kretlow and Less Moss gone on Monday the Baltimore Orioles now count only two players remaining from the St. Louis Browns era. Kretlow, a veteran right hander, was sent back to Baltimore to await reassignment, while Moss was traded to the Chicago White Sox for Harry Dorish. Bobby Young and Dee Pillette remain as the last Browns holdovers from the 1954 move.
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Chicago
Lou Kretlow
Moss
Baltimore Orioles
St. Louis
Kretlow
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Harry Dorish
St. Louis Browns
Bobby Young
Dee Pillette
Sooners' Leake and Knox Sign with Boston
Norman players Buddy Leake and Bill Knox of the University of Oklahoma signed major league contracts. Leake, a key Sooner shortstop and football star, joined the St. Louis Cardinals and was assigned to Rochester in the International League. Knox signed with the Boston Red Sox and was sent to Greensboro, North Carolina in the Carolina League.
Daley urges Chicago as site for 1956 Army Navy game
Mayor Richard J. Daley asks the defense department to consider Chicago for the 1956 Army Navy football game. The match last played here in 1926 drew about 110,000 fans at Soldier Field. Also noted: Black Angus balls were imported into the United States from Scotland in 1873.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Defense Department
Soldier Field
United States
Scotland
Destry Movie at Keno Drive-In Promises Heroic Western Drama
Audie Murphy stars as Tom Destry in a Max Brand inspired Western open at the Keno Family Drive-In with Mari Blanchard as Brandy and Lyle Bettger leading a tyrannical town regime. Supporting roles include Tom Mitchell as a town drunk turned sheriff and Edgar Buchanan and Wallace Ford in essential parts. Viva Zapata follows as second feature.
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Max Brand
Audie Murphy
Tom Destry
West
Tom
Brandy
Mari Blanchard
Lyle Bettger
Tom Mitchell
Edgar Buchanan
Wallace Ford
Keno Family Drive-in
Madison Men Elect Lynch as Wisconsin Conservation Chair
John R. Lynch of Gordon receives the chairmanship of the executive council of the 20th Wisconsin Conservation Congress. Larry C. Whiffen of Milwaukee is vice chairman and Ed J. Morse of Lancaster is secretary treasurer.
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Madison
John R. Lynch
Gordon
Douglas County
20Th
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Congress
Larry C. Whiffen
Milwaukee
Ed. J. Morse
Lancaster
Edward Young
Rhinelander
Glen L. Garlock
Argonne
John M. Hamner
Colfax
Wilbur M. Alexander
Necedah
Daniel Trainer
Princeton
Edward F. Keip
Two Rivers
Hilbert Kleeber
Reedsburg
Truman Stone
Oconomowoc
Rematch Set for Merentino and Labua in July Fight
Rafael Merentino of Argentina and Jackie Labua of Brooklyn are set for a rematch on July 4 or July 11 at St Nicholas Arena after Merentino KOed substitute Smallwood of Brooklyn in the TV bout. Merentino, 26, stopped Smallwood at 2 36 of the second round before 1 200 fans. referee Ray Miller counted out Smallwood on the floor again.
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New York
Rafael Merentino
Argentina
Jackie Labua
Brooklyn
St. Nicholas Arena
Merentino
Smallwood
Ray Miller
Movie Showtimes Listing for Kenosha and Nearby Theaters
Week’s schedule shows Santa Fe Passage and Blackboard Jungle at the Kenosha and Orpheum venues with afternoon and evening starts. Other titles include Twelve O Clock High and The Gun Fighter at Orpheim, Stalag 17 and Roman Holiday at Gateway, Purple Plain and Stranger on Horseback at Roosevelt, Khyber Patrol and East of Eden at Mid City Outdoor, Desiy and Viva Zapata at Keno Family Drive In.
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Kenosha
Santa Fe Passage
Blackboard Jungle
Orpheum
Gateway
Purple Plain
Khyber
East of
Eden
Desiy
Viva Zapata
Republicans Hope to End Losing Streak in Congressional Ball Game
Washington insiders set the eighth annual congressional baseball clash with Republicans aiming to break seven straight losses at Griffith Stadium. Don Wheeler did not face the GOP lineup after last year’s no hit performance by Democrats, who hold a seven game winning streak. Starting rosters include Coon and Davis for Republicans against Clark and Teague for Democrats.
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Washington
Don
Skat, Former MU Star Named Carroll Coach
Waukesha Wisconsin Alvin Skat, a former Marquette University star, was named head basketball coach at Carroll College on Monday. Skat previously served as basketball coach and athletic director at St Norbert College since 1950.
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Skat
Carroll
Waukesha
Wis
Alvin Skat
Marquette University
Carroll College
St. Norbert College
Tarboro wins 18-0 as trio outs three times in inning
Tarboro defeated Grimesville 18 to 0 in a semi pro game. Outfielder Curtis Baker was the lone unhappy player, making all three outs in the third inning. The rest of the line featured Tarboro batters producing a dominant rally.
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Tarboro
N. C
Curtis Baker
Grimesville
Baker
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