Stars Calendar Cipher Amid Confusing Date Shifts
A garbled note proposes altering multiple dates from March 21 to April 21 and May 21 to June 22, claiming a hidden solar message via a secret formula. It lists sequences like Aug 22 and Nov 22 and hints at a coded number pattern to select circles.
Imo Coca Writers Turn Office to Prominent TV Team
Imogene Coca’s writers Jacoby and Rosen recount moving from Stripty-Second Street to 260 West 57th Street. They joke about a banjo and a piano in the sparse office while noting plans for Broadway and TV projects, including Pleasure Dome and other properties. The piece links CBS Project X and Eddie Fisher NBC deal, with quips about the Barbizon Hotel and shifting offices.
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Imogene Coca
Coleman Jacoby
Arnie Rosen
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Jackie Gleason
Reginald van Gleason
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Teasen
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Barbizon Hotel
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Jane Barry Haynes
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Eddie Fisher
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Perry Como
Frank Rosenberg
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Joan Davis
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Briefs From Sen Soaper by Bill Vaughan
A humorous column notes a witty haircut label the junior executive trim and jokes about lipstick stains removable with butter. It mentions a dean injured in a campus panty raid and a Bronze key in a Phi Beta Kappa. Five New York doctors face charges over Salk shots for adults and a clinic sign paraphrase hints at “No service to majors.”
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Hollywood Notes and TV Plans Spill From The Screen And Stage
A burst of entertainment items covers actors, TV series prep by Gertrude Berg, Wiceca Lindfors scenic work for James Cagney’s Western Run for Cover, Marion Marlowe recovering from ptomaine, and Magda Gabor made a colonel in the Army Reserves. Also mentions Earl’s Pearls & hangover quip, PeeWee Marquette, Jay C Flippen, Phil Wasserman, and a GM connection peddling a 1935 car in one color.
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Gertrude Berg
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Walter Slezak
Wiceca Lindfors
James Cagney
Marion Marlowe
Magda Gabor
WEC
Johnny VanderMeer
Cleveland
Amory
Duchess of Windsor
PeeWee Marquette
Jay C. Flippen
Phil Wasserman
Steve Dunn
General Motors
Earl
Oswald Jacoby Plays a Bridge Hand for Study
Oswald Jacoby opens with a club lead in his hand to test a trump finesse. He wins the first trick with the heart shortage, then discovers East refused the first trump, forcing declarer to find a path to his hand to ruff two low spades.
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Endgame in bridge and a controversial working girl piece
The bridge discussion analyzes a declarer's optimal line of play to secure a contract amid spade and trump tensions. A second article questions whether attractive working girls hinder office productivity, suggesting a drastic uniform policy to curb gaze time and boost efficiency.
Frugal Lemon Prep and Plant Aroma Insight
If a little lemon juice is needed, cut the end of the fruit and squeeze out the desired amount. The remainder stores better this way. The fragrance of a floager comes from within the plant and stems from a volatile oil it produces.
Mind questions on love discipline and parenting by Wiggam
This excerpt presents answers from Albert Edward Wiggam addressing love versus infatuation, the impact of a dominating female boss on women under her, and the effects of spanking on children. It cites psychologist H. D. Haygood noting spanking in anger can foster fear or hatred, while calm discipline may be less harmful.
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