Last Night's Hollywood Hillbillies Opry Aboard
Earl Wilson reports on the Hollywood Florida and Texas hillbillies arriving in New York with a slang laden revue. He recalls acts like Sunshine Sue and Cousin Joe Maphis, notes on Marilyn Monroe and Red Skelton, and jokes about showbiz life, fashion, and TV.
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Hollywood
Florida
Texas
Hills
Wilson
CBS
Rickman
Boston
San Francisco
Cleveland
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Sunshine Sue
Keosaukua
Iowa
NBC
Quincy Snodgrass
Lynchburg
Mack's Creek
Springfield
Johnny Ray
Levis
Tie
Joe Maphis
Red Skelton
Ohio
Indiana
Sardis
Marilyn Monroe
Joe
Marilyn
Joe E. Lewis
Las Vegas
AT Rosen
Cleveland Indians
Ann Southern
Betty Hutton
Gina Lollobrigida
Russell Patterson
Holywood
Blackstone Twins
Genie Stone
America
Jocko Conlon
Tit for tat across a world of clues and clues
Puzzle style compact and era voice clues span crosswords. Names, places, and numbers appear as entries with definitions like bugle call region most sensitive or Arabian gulf. The mixed listing reads as a sequential crossword with across and down hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabian Gulf
India
This Bid Requires Courage in Bridge by Oswald Jacoby
The article discusses a bridge bidding scenario with West opening three clubs and East raising to four clubs. South overcalls four spades, plans a diamond play, and faces a tactical sequence where the declarer must access dummy to execute the optimal diamond line. The key is careful timing to maximize diamond tricks while preventing defenders from exploiting entries.
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East
South
West
Declarer
Jon
New Miss America and Mrs America Show Off Stage and Smarts
The Miss America contest spotlights talents beyond looks with Lee Ann Meriwether performing a scene from Riders to the Sea and delivering poised remarks. Mrs. America, 28 year old Marison Jennings of St. Louis, moved from housewife to contestant, balancing cooking and cleaning with travel plans as she promotes homemaking and community service credentials.
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New York
Lee Ann Meriwether
Atlantic City
America
Marison Jennings
St. Louis
Ellinor Village
Fla
Golfing gaining interest as new courses rise
Readers ask if golf is losing or gaining in popularity. A field director of the National Golf Foundation says golf is thriving with more players than ever, about 190 new courses under construction and over 350 in planning. A roadstead differs from a harbor, being a less sheltered anchorage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Golf Foundation
Hempton
Stead
Housewife Pursues Fame and Work Beyond Home
A housewife with nine years as Mrs Jennings built a national profile through television and radio, toured the country, and planned a Europe trip with her husband. The contest spurred a wartime TV commercial job, reflecting her belief that housewives should have interests beyond home. She questions Cinderella moments as the year ends and notes that beauty alone wasn’t enough to earn dividends in life.
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Europe
Explore Your Mind by Edward Wiggam answers
Answers to three questions discuss widowhood lifespans in marriage May–December matches and May December pairings happiness. Athletes show higher IQs. few in lowest scores. Readings cite Runaway children and home misery with agencies aiding. Note offers to solve personal problems via a paid booklet.
A Perfect Gentleman When Sober Said by Aunt Het
Aunt Het argues that liquor cannot reveal traits not already present and questions claims that a man becomes a perfect gentleman only under the influence.
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Wer
Milan
Earl Wilson
Vera Hlen
Carlos Thompson
Carmen Miranda
West Side
Jack Webb
Sen
Magnusson
Sherri Windsor
Earl
Margaret Puchir
George Shearing
Nelson Case
Carl
Hoefl
Hae Merece
Charles Lar
Oswald Jacoby
EPCO
Long Beach
Lakewood
Harbor
Downey
Norwalk
Collar Sea Imperial Pools
Firestone Downey
Metcalf
North Ak Piorrs
Val
Ak Té
Long
Seach Fess
Telegram, Information Bureau
Bye St
Washington
DB. C
Plesse
Edward Wiggam
Monroe DiMaggio
Roul Tunley
Travelers’ Aid
Salvation Army
Missing Persons Bureau
A. E .Wiggant
Vais
Tos
Ves
Ford
Ford Trucks
Freeman A. McKenzie, Inc
American Avenue
Hale Young Ford Co
Anaheim
Mel Burns, Inc
Ford Theatre
KNBH
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