Voice Of Broadway at O Henry's Village Steakhouse
Dorothy Kilgallen guest writer recounts converting Greenwich Village Heymann's butcher shop into C Henry's Village Steakhouse. The tale blends history, authentic Dames era decor, Tiffany chandeliers, a mahogany bar, and anecdotes with stars like Laurence Olivier, Tennessee Williams, Ava Gardner, and Gene Barry. The piece notes the bar's purchase for 750 dollars and the restaurant's celebrity patronage.
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Dorothy Kilgallen
Vito di Lucia
Greenwich Village
Heymann
C. Henry’s Village
Manhattan
Jake
Henry’s
Gay ’S
O. Henry’s
Jenny Lind
D. Henry’s
Henry
William Sidney Porter
Tennessee Williams
Sen
Jacob Javits
Gilbert
O’henry
Gil
O. Henry
O. Henry's
Sir Lan
Ce Olivier
New York
Olivier
Joan Plowright
Archie Mulligan
Sir Laurence
Archie
Tony Randall
Anne Bancroft
Anne
Ava Gardner
Ava
Gene Barry
Bat Masterson
Gene
Hoboken
Hard To Estimate Extent Of Red Ink
Analyst Sam Dawson reviews three federal budget concepts in this AP piece. He explains administrative cash and national income budgets, noting deficits and surpluses vary by method and Kennedy cites a roughly four billion dollar gap. The piece previews Thursday's question on deficit impact on the dollar and economy.
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Treasury
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Sam
U.S
Congress
Budget Bureau
U.S. Treasury
Kennedy
Department of Commerce
David E Bell
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Show Whole Interest
The page presents a large crossword with numbered Across and Down clues covering common words and terms. Entries range from sacred chest to monarchical terms, with hints for durability and wordplay, including several misspellings and archaic spellings likely from a historical newspaper puzzle section.
Mice and Cancer Linked in Natural Mares and Lab Strains
Scientists report that wild house mice show cancer patterns similar to humans, with 98 of 225 tested developing tumors and 43.5 percent overall. Lung cancer predominated in wild mice, while inbred mice showed lymphocytic leukemia linked to a virus, suggesting inbreeding and viruses influence cancer susceptibility.
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New York
UPI
Nature
Science
Howard B. Anderwont
Thelma B. Dunn
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Film Director Frank Borzage Dies Of Cancer
Hollywood mourns Frank Borzage a 69 year old director and first Academy Award winner for Seventh Heaven who died of cancer. He won a second Oscar for Bad Girl in 1931 and last directed The Big Fisherman in 1959 after a long career noted for tender love stories. Born in Salt Lake City he moved to Hollywood in 1913, began as an actor, then found major success directing Humoresque and other classics.
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Hollywood
Frank Borzage
Borzage
Seventh Heaven
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Salt Lake City
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Jacob Heymann
West 4Th Street
6Th Avenue
RICHARD _BURTNAGLE
SONY
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Herman
Jason
Parrish
Detroit
Drama Desk
Tim
Orphan Annie
Sandy
Elwood
Jack
Large
Beetle Bailey
Beetle
Him
Madeline
Will-Yum
Rekret
Omat
Mary Worth
Mandrake
Delos Smith
UPI Science
We No
Cougash
Apo
Haddad Hardware & Appliances North
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