Pro Football Season Nears as 1950 Lineup Emerges
Preview outlines 13 NFL teams with large early rosters and notable players such as Minow Hart Lujack Conerly and Williams. Commentary notes major league baseball stars Williams Kiner and the evolving game with high-scoring games and questioned pitching quality after World War II.
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Bears
McMillin
Detroit
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Hirt
Frank Leahy
Frank
Hart
van Buren
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Good Citizen Laws Emphasize Respect for Rules and Checks
This article, third in a series from The American Heritage Foundation, argues laws guide harmony and that citizens must obey, assist authorities, and support justice. It outlines the federal system of checks and balances, including Congress, the President, courts, and impeachment.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Good Citizen
American Heritage Foundation
East 45Th Street
New York
N. Y
Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments From a Damaged Page
A partial crossword puzzle appears with scattered clues and garbled text including across and down entries. Readable items reference words like old wine cup and international language amid broken letters and stray numbers.
Tables Turned Sitting
Deborah Bellamy flirts with Lon Fairweather a Wyoming cowboy foreman on a dude ranch trip. She fears falling in love will end her carefree life when Lon confesses love and she resists, retreating to her room and questioning her feelings.
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Lon Fairweather
Deborah
Wyoming
Lon
lLon
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TV as cultural force and Phonevision test sparks debate
The essay argues TV could educate and fund culture if pay per view options exist, envisioning Phonevision styled by FCC approval to support education, university funding, and large audience events. It contrasts advertisers with public need and warns against a market driven culture. Deborah confronts Lon Feirweather after a party reveal.
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Phonevision
Chicago
FCC
Economist
Joe Jones
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Nay Olson Rising Star Into Spotlight With Screen Debuts
The article traces Nay Olson from a University of California stage appearance to a Paramount contract and rapid film work. It notes early co starring billing with Randolph Scott in Canadian Pacific and a notable Sunset Boulevard role. It also covers her dedication to drama studies and her blend of beauty and talent. It mentions Senate screening and horse racing wire service exposure in 711 Ocean Drive. It highlights Matt McHugh’s shift to acting and his NY upbringing.
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Randolph Scott
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Nancy
Alexander Wiley
Senate Committee
Columbia
Ocean Drive
Kefauver
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Joanne Dru
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