Public Letter Critiques Soviet Propaganda and Press Behavior
In a pointed open letter Billy Rose condemns Soviet editors for mockery and misinformation about American culture and figures. He cites Pravda Izvestia Novy Mir and a Khrustalev article describing him as a gangster with three chins, urging caution and urging editors to stop puffing up lies.
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Pravda
Izvestia
John Edgar Hoover
Bernard M. Baruch
Time Magazine
Novy Mir
New World
P. Khrustalev
Khrustalev
Joe Goebbel
Colman Emerges From Stage To Film Comeback Tale
The article traces Ronald Colman’s career shift from stage to film after a long absence. It mentions his early work with Lilian Gish on The White Sister and notes recent TV and movie roles. It highlights public reaction to his performances and hints at upcoming projects including swashbucklers and Kipling adaptions.
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Nald Colman
Lilian Gish
Ivy
The Flash Robs Devonshire Emerald in Vanity Heist
Inspector Warren and Detective Fargo chase The Flash, a renowned thief who taunts police with scheduled robberies. At the Devonshire party the emerald disappears after the thief impersonates Fargo and vanishes, exposing Warren’s vanity as the crime’s weak point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Warren
the Flash
Fargo
Devonshire
Warren
Deadline Delays Show Newsrooms Strain From Late Copy
A civic group's late notice rattles a metropolitan paper causing staff reshuffles and page changes. The piece warns readers to submit news and ads well ahead of deadlines to ensure timely publication and avoid inconveniencing the newsroom.
Balk rulings spark spring upheaval in baseball politics
The piece surveys balk calls in 1948 and 1949 and the controversy this spring as umpires and leagues face criticism. It notes presidents Ford Frick and Will Harridge, a drop in fan attendance, and a broader baseball crises amid weather and TV pressures. It also recalls Kentucky Derby week and the notable gathering of sports figures, including Don Hutson and Paul Bryant, discussing Southeastern and Southwestern conferences.
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Grantland Rice
Ford Frick
Harridge
Leo Durocher
Dean
Louis B. Mayer
Bill Goetz
Harry Goetz
Don Hutson
Paul Bryant
Kentucky
Waly Butts
Georgia
Billy Conn
Max Hirsch
Dick Andrade
Dallas Sportsman
Stanford
Hutson
Bryant
Alabama
Green Bay Packers
Don
Bears
Giants
Wally Butts
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues List
A mixed crossword clues page with across and down entries including Indian Peru Arubeor standard incite bush Norse god Tungsten abb i God of earth Egypt Anger Old wine cup City Vt Talks Gazelle Tibet Edible mollusk City It In place of Center Broadcast as seed Arch Sphere Slope Pronoun Stall at a fair Flower Reliable American Indian River of Hades myth Series Secular Put through a sieve Fate Bowl underhand Stirs up Abounding in news Primary color Weep convulsively Peevish Around Become mature Down Brutish Likewise not
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Peru
Egypt
City
Tibet
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Guy Khrustalev
Joe Stalin
Billy Rose
Joseph V. Stalin
Parma Cou
U.S
Agg
Tatance
Urals
New Yorker
Picayune
Billy Eose
Anez Geehard
S F.ronald Colman
Girts
NBC
4 Artists
Caesar
Colman
Parrot
Comas
CBS
Tea Week
Greenwich
James Melton
Sterling
United States
Union Station
Freeman
Bieng
Bobbys
Bena
Ee citMer
Kipling
Fiction
Europe
Flash
Devonshires
Mrs. Devonshire
Frank E. Gimlett
Arbor Villa
Colo
William R. Nelson
Arcaro
Christy Mathewson
Eddie Arcaro
Brazil
Ge &S
Tadiatestléan
Dean’s
Doan
Kellogg's
Raogy
Coe Ford
Sears
Venvreceres
Pareles
Cone
Eae
Amber
Prince Albert
Tae Eta Farm Mechanic
B. 3. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Balam, N. O
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