Oldtime Cowboy Dons Little Lord Fauntleroy Look
The author laments the watering down of the horse opera in film and TV. Cowboys and sheriffs are softened into genteel figures, trading dust and guns for guitars and coffee breaks, leaving the Wild West milder and less satisfying. Pedigreed stars like Hart and Carey are gone, replaced by tame, psychologist jokes and polished attire.
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U.S
Faunlievous
Max Brand
Sigsmund Freud
William S. Hart
Harry Carey
Hool Gibson
Tomifix
Ping
Couer
Gary Praises Patrol Effort in 1957 Traffic Safety
Oklahoma Governor Raymond Gary commended the highway patrol for lowering state traffic deaths in 1957. He noted 25 more troopers on duty than the prior year and six fewer deaths on patrol roads, while urban fatalities rose from 64 in 1956 to 85 in 1957. He urged stronger enforcement at a Friday safety clinic to curb reckless driving and improve compliance.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Highway Patrol
Gary
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Former Star Donates 1.5 Million to UCLA Medical Center
Los Angeles reports that former actress Marion Davies gave 1.5 million dollars to UCLA Medical Center. The gift, described by UCLA officials as the largest cash contribution to the university, will fund a children’s wing to be named after Miss Davies.
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Los Angeles
Ucla Medical Center
Marion Davie
UCLA
Univsity
Tt Medical Center
Miss Davies
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