Fred Harvey and the Harvey House Legacy
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Fred Harvey’s 19th century move from London to America and the origin of the Harvey House restaurant empire in Kansas. The piece hints at his age and early life while outlining the expansion from the Great Lakes to the Pacific Coast and Gulf of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dopeka
Kansas
Jak
Pred-Harvey
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Ashe
Fred Harvey
West
Harvey Wae
London
America
Death of a Salesman stars and Harvey’s golden jubilee noted
The article highlights Frederic March linked to Death of a Salesman and his Oscar wins, plus Hollywood casting for the film. It traces Allied coverage of radio debuts, The Great Show on Earth, and praises Cecil B. DeMille. It chronicles Harvey House history, the Harvey family leadership, and the 75th anniversary expansion with new Chicago outlets and famed hotels.
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Perinps
Frederic March
March
Hollywood
Willy Loman
Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount
Ringling Bros. Circus
Doctor Returns to Mountain Town in A Life Changing Night
In Booneville North Carolina a surgeon James Keenan travels with a frightened girl to a mountain cabin to tend her ailing father. The trip stirs memories of his childhood, shaping his future as he confronts love and the draw of the mountains.
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James Keenan
Booneville
North Carolina
James
Keenan
The Highway Toll on Wildlife and Hunters’ Meat
The article argues that cars kill vast numbers of wildlife and edible game across Kentucky and the nation. It cites 1951 eight month figures showing over 13,000 edible birds and animals killed on Kentucky highways and estimates nationwide losses approaching 600,000 animals annually valued at about 2 million dollars. It notes the rabbit and opossum are most affected.
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Kentucky State Division of Game and Fish
Kentucky
Saigh and Veeck Face Key St. Louis Stakes Next Summer
Before Bill Veeck arrived in St Louis, Cardinals owner Fred Saigh faced a tough test as manager changes stoked debate. Rogers Hornsby and Veeck are seen as capable motivators while Saigh’s optimism clashes with the realities of a two-club city. Ty Cobb is noted for peak conditioning decades earlier, while Cardinals veterans like Stan Musial and Country Slaughter loom in the landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bill Veeck
St. Louis
Cardinals
Fred Saigh
Larry MacPhail
Maryland
Saigh
Eddie Dyer
Marty Marion
St. Petersburg
Stan Musial
Stan
The
Country Slaughter
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Bill Dickey
Berra
Fred
McGraw
Mack
Macerttyt
Browns
Ord
Veeck and
Tyrus Raym Cobb
Royston
Me Park
Cal
Cobb
Detroit
Reco
Bett
East Week's Puzzle Answer Key Preview
A fragmented crossword-like clue set lists Across and Down entries with numbered items. Read as a historical puzzle snippet showing word definitions and cross-references across themes such as rivers lamps and Norse goddess death, with various synonyms and translations.
Grassroots Government: Employees Vote Selves Above Nation
A columnist laments civilian camp workers voting Democratic in California and nationwide, arguing a national machine and payroll politics sway elections. The piece warns of secrecy, government corruption, and looming economic decline if such practices persist.
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California
Los Angeles
United States
Tammany
New York
Jelty
Hague
New
Truman Machine
Pentagon
Democratic Machine
el ‘Torre
Milllion
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Etegr Berle
Harvey
Inez Gerhard
Mutual Broadcasting System
Bette Davis
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Broadcasting System
Colorado Springs
Santa Fe Railway
Topeka
Santa Fe
B .S. Harvey
Byron Harvey
Stewart
Daggett Harvey
New Mexico
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Jackson Boulevard
Michigan
Harvey House Grill
Fiction
Senizo
JIM _RHODYF
Big
Trout
An Angier
Grantland Ride
Grantland Rice
Fiz
By Wright A. Patterson
Harry S. Truman
Farm Journal
Department of Agriculture
Bai Cecil Smith
Cowboy
San Antonio
Meee UN Way
Puck
Harold ,Arnett
Rik L
Des Moines
Owa
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