Couples Fight Over Cable Stitches And Pinochle
An aging Brooklyn couple clings to daily arguments as Frieda presses Charlie to share hobbies and shop life. He resists and secretly scheming leads to a truce that never lasts, ending with ongoing quarrels about domestic life and independence.
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The Boss's Bucking Welcome to Johnny Howard
Johnny Howard comes to Circle H as Old Man Hadley’s guest son. Baldy Davis and Huck Hanson vow to turn him into a cowhand, which leads to a dangerous bucking ride on a ferocious black horse. The scene ends with stunned spectators and disbelief at the transformation.
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Range Rider Learns From Cowboys At The Corral
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Last Week's Answer Puzzle Clues
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Debut of Barbara Gibson on The Telephone Hour
Barbara Gibson, a 20 year old coloratura soprano, made her professional radio debut on The Telephone Hour on September 12 and will return in February. Praise from Gladys Swarthout and Lily Pons followed, with Gibson joining the ranks of noted singers as she joins CBS executives and producers in shaping her career.
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Nourse faults deficit spending decontrol rent trends rise
Column notes Dr. Edward G. Nourse quits the economic advisers, calls deficits a way of life and urges fiscal restraint. A survey finds rent control repeal in 600 areas did not trigger big increases, with vacancies and leases limiting hikes. Congress approves a 15.5 billion wartime to peacetime military bill, adding air force groups and radar defenses.
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National Kids Day Campaign Aims Local Action Across 3000 Communities
Kiwanis International and The National Kids Day Foundation announce a nationwide youth welfare drive mobilizing over 3000 Kiwanis clubs. The first National Kids Day on November 19 will urge communities to fund and tailor year round programs for underprivileged children.
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India to Fight If Liberty Threatened Says Nehru
Jawaharlal Nehru declares India will steer a middle course in foreign policy but will defend liberty and peace if endangered. In a New York speech after arriving in the United States he urges less talk of war and more focus on peace, warning against two hostile camps. Columbia University grants him an honorary LLD during ceremonies.
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Accidents Cost 140000 A Minute In United States
In Chicago a nationwide figure shows America spends 140000 dollars per ten minutes on accidents with two deaths and about 200 injuries occurring somewhere in the country every ten minutes. The loss totals 140000 dollars every ten minutes or 14000 dollars a minute.
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