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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1971

Page

3

Last Keystone Kop Hank Mann Dies at 84 in California

Hank Mann, long thought to be the last surviving Keystone Kop from Mack Sennett's silent films, died in South Pasadena at 84. He began in 1912, portrayed the bowler-hatted cop in many films and appeared in character roles as late as 1960, leaving widow Dolly Mann.

Keystone Kop South Pasadena Calif Hank Mann Mack Sennette Mann

Ford II unveils 500 million riverfront Detroit project

Henry Ford II announced a 500 million riverfront development on 28 percent of land east of the Detroit Civic Center. The plan includes offices apartments shops restaurants and a cylindrical hotel with a 5 to 10 year horizon for completion and a first phase costing about 175 million. Ford and Mayor Gribs discussed alignment with riverfront stadium plans while architect John Portman Jr. was hired to design the project fronting the Detroit River.

Detroit Henry Ford II Detroit Civic Center Ford Ford Motor Co Roman Gribbs John C.portman Jr Atlanta Peachtree Center Detroit River Ment Corp Counseil

Cheese consumption soars among Americans in new data

Americans now eat about 20 pounds of cheese per person each year nearly doubling from years past. The report notes Milwaukee among cities where cheese popularity remains high.

Milwaukee

British doctor questions taboos on eccentric relatives

Dr William Edwards writes in Pulse that moving by families raises questions about eccentric relatives. He quips that if a wife acts oddly she should be treated with humor, suggesting dog biscuits as a playful remedy.

William Edwards Pulse

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