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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1954

Page

7

Hollywood Scene Sings Star Cast Actress Comeback

Hollywood gossip notes Lillian Roth accuses Ethel Merman of copying her stage mannerisms influencing Roth's comeback prospects. Other items mention Zsa Zsa Gabor, Ava Gardner, Frank Sinatra, Joan Peters, Eartha Kitt, Burt Lancaster, Vera Cruz, Gunsmoke sponsorship, and stars like Mickey Rooney, Mario Lanza, Liz Taylor, Vivien Leigh, Sally Rand, Abbe Lane, and Marilyn Monroe in various rumors and projects.

Hollywood NEA Ethel Merman Lillian Roth Ethel Ethel Zimmerman Zsa Zsa Gabor Hungary Frank Sinatra Mona Freeman Ava Mona Jerry Geisler Mrs. R Bentley Ryan Burt Lancaster Wild Bill Hickok West Burt Zsa Zsa Ruby Rod Redwing CBS Radio Bing Gary Crosby Dad Jane Russell Rhon Mario Lanza Viven Leigh India Liz Taylor Liz Vivien Paris Viven

Plants Turn to Sunlight Aims and Bee Links Report

Sunflowers tilt their blooms through large angles to catch light. Bees pollinate many flowers. seeds form only after bee visitation. Potatoes display light awareness via sprouts toward dim light, illustrating plant perception. Hay fever outlook for 1954 announced with Maxwell map aid offer.

Maxwell Selby Maxwell

TV Personality Shakeups and Late Night Jokes

The piece notes upcoming TV changes with Robert Q. Lewis taking a Europe break in June and two pinch hitters including Clifton Fadiman and Jack Paar. It mentions Alan Mowbray and a spoof about a U.S. Steal Hour and includes quips from Arthur Godfrey Dave Garroway and Edith Barstow about show days and a Honolulu boy’s Washington answer.

Robert Q. Lewis Europe Clifton Fadiman Abc-Tv Jack Paar Lewis Cbs-Tv Dave Garroway Edith Barstow Chicago Edith Dave

Toy Ticket Returns Five Dollar Fine

New York motorist paid a $5 parking fine issued by a toy kit that mimics police tickets. Saul J. Allen, Traffic Summons Control Bureau director, returned the money noting the toy ticket did not reflect a real violation. He stated the remitted fine implied a violation, but since a New York Finest did not observe it, the cash was returned.

New York Traffic Summons Control Bureau Saul J. Allen

Limited Editions Club banquet misses Sir Francis Meynell

Sir Francis Meynell could not attend the Limited Editions Club 25th anniversary banquet due to visa delays. George Macy announced Meynell’s past links and clarified he was not a Communist. Meynell helped found Nonesuch Press and contributed to Britannica.

Sir Francis Meynell George Macy Sir Francis Macy Washington George Lansbury Lansbury Daily Herald McCarran London Meynell Nonesuch Press Shakespeare Britannica Alice Meynell Francis Thompson

Catfish Vanishes After Chasing Cat at Stream

Eleven year old Dale Stauffer battled a large fish in a nearby stream and finally beached it before a cat grabbed the fish and ran off. Reverend Samuel F. Stauffer witnessed the scene and helped chase the cat, but the fish was not recovered.

Mauch Chunk Dale Stauffer Dale Samuel F. Stauffer

Being Afraid Normal Yet Abnormal Phobias Discussed

A guidance piece defines phobia as an abnormal fear not tied to real risk. It lists common and odd phobias such as acrophobia bathrophobia apiphobia automysophobia bibliophobia cherophobia necrophobia and notes phobias can signal mental illness requiring psychiatric help. It concludes treatment is advised when fear is excessive and controls life.

Boston Information Booth Sees Smart Travelers Frustrate Clerk

George W. Flood has spent 20 years at a Boston subway information booth answering traveler questions. He says the hardest to handle are the intelligent ones because they ignore directions and questions.

Boston George W. Flood Flood

Twinburgers at Chicken Supreme Carteria Ady Ad

Twinburgers advertise a double hamburger for the double appetite made better with a charcoal broil and a toasty top roll. Available for takeout or in-car dining. Daily four to midnight and Saturdays until two a.m. Ad.

Chicken Supreme Carteria

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