New York Novelette And Street Scene Dance Star Anna Sokolow
A NY novelette profile spotlights Anna Sokolow, rising from downtown Manhattan streets to choreograph a Broadway hit inspired by Street Scene. Critics praise her authentic portrayal of squalid city life and the dance that anchors the production. It recalls industry talk of Horace Stoneham and Ruth, plus a survey noting waiters’ weekly tips averaging 85.40 dollars.
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New York
Manhattan
Elmer Rice
Anna Sokolow
Anna
Horace Stoneham
Giants
Midtowners
Babe Ruth
Herbert Hoover
Marshall plans two great offensives and seeks peace
The piece recalls General Marshall's wartime plans for 1913 and Normandy and contrasts them with his aims as secretary of state in Moscow. It highlights two main objectives: a permanent peace treaty with Germany and improved US Russia relations, arguing teamwork and Pan-American lessons apply to UN efforts in Greece. It also notes Senator Taft's political arc and mentions George Allen expanding his holdings after leaving the RFC.
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George Marshall
Moscow
Latin America
Haiti
Nicaragua
Dominican Republic
Mexico
Sumner Welles
Roosevelt
Western Hemisphere
Uncle Sam
Palestine
Greece
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Turkey
Italy
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Easter Menu Ideas From A Classic Family Dinner
Easter dinner guidance covers ham or lamb with spring garnishes. Recipes include Roast Loin of Pork and Roast Leg of Lamb with garlic ginger and fruit glazes, plus bunnies made from pears and cheese. Also includes Snow Cake and eggless jelly salad ideas and hot bread tips.
Food price fears clash with market realities
The labor department warns of rising costs while a UPI report cites January food prices 30 percent higher than a year earlier. Analysts say government policy and weather influence hog and wheat supplies, suggesting inflation fears may be overstated and depend on future harvests and exports.
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Washington
Labor Department
United Press Dispatch
Chicago
New York
Wall Street
England
Russia
Manhattan Murals and Show Biz Snippets
A collage sketches Broadway life with a Soho waiter in immaculate attire, a shuttered market sign reading Never closed, and a bootblack offering Variety to aspiring actors. It notes press agent slang, cinema buzz, jokes, and recent showbiz headlines from Paul Mantz to Mary Martin and Edna Ferber, with nods to John Hersey and Richard in film references.
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Manhattan
Broadway
Everbody
Francois
Soho
46Th
Bootblack
49Th Street
Variety
Bigtown
Paul Mantz
Betty-Jo
John Murray Anderson
Danny Kaye
O’dwyer
Easter Dinner Menu from Lynn Chambers
Lynn Chambers presents an Easter dinner menu featuring Frosted Pineapple Juice Roast Loin of Pork with Crabapples Roasted Browned Potatoes Buttered Asparagus Cinnamon Rolls Easter Bunny Salad Snow Cake with Chocolate Crunch and a Beverage Recipe.
Pansy-Pocket Apron Crochet Pattern Offered For Sale
Pretty apron pattern featuring a large lavender pansy pocket and simple one piece cut. Instructions for finishing and cross and crown crochet designs available. Send 20 cents, name, address, pattern number 5387 or 5221 to receive complete cutting or crocheting instructions.
Oe Me Oe Oe Oe Oe General Quiz Idea
The fragment mentions a general quiz titled Ask Me Another. It hints at a playful game format with trivia questions. No clear events, people, or organizations are identified in the readable text.
Shortest U.S. airmail route noted in trivia
Facts cover quirky questions about air mail routes mendacity dates post stamps Carlsbad Caverns sea drum presidential age Rhodes scholarships lemurs and India tea exports with concise answers and definitions.
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United States
Carlsbad Caverns
U. S
U.S
India
Quick Quiz Answers From The Answers Section
Route No 2001 runs 6 miles between Camden and Philadelphia. Mendacity means lying and deception. Circa means about. 1863 Bolivar notes now Colombian are one fifth of a square inch. An estimated 60 million years. A fish that makes a drumming noise. Thirty five years or older. Forty eight is the highest in history. The lemur is a house cat sized primate with a fox like nose and dog like howl. Ceylon.
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Camden
Philadelphia
Bolivar
Colombia
Ceylon
Walks of Holy City of Iran Paved With Tombstones
Meshed, the holy city of Iran, venerates sacred objects and hosts 100,000 Muslim pilgrims yearly. For a generation, its sidewalks have been paved with old tombstones from a reconverted cemetery, the inscriptions facing upward.
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Iran
Meshed
Lemon and Water Wake-Up Drink Tip
Health note promotes a lemon and water morning routine using juice of one Sunkist lemon in water to stimulate bowel action and aid digestion. Claims include vitamin C benefits and general health boosts, urging readers to try this ten mornings and use California Sunkist lemons.
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Bunny
Sunkist
California Sunkist
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