Press, Trump clash over newspaper power and ads
Dear Mr. President Harry Truman is chided for claiming no full page ads for his side. The writer argues papers devote extensive space to reporting his speeches and policies, praising the press as a vital democratic institution and urging respect for its role amid political tensions.
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STAR DUST Bill Quinn Began Young In Show Business
Inez Gerhard III reports on Bill Quinn known as Litte Herm, raised amid Fort Lee film era, and his rise from five year old performer with Adolphe Menjou Ruth Roland and Marion Davies to radio star. Other notes cover Jerry Hausner returning from Europe and Lassie incident at NBC, plus William Weiler’s World War I memories in Mulhouse France and a quick look at Paramount’s The Heiress.
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Litte Herman
ABC
Adolphe Menjou
Ruth Roland
Marion Davies
Fort Lee
William Weiler
Paramount
Mulhouse
France
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Bill Dickey Back With Yankees as Coach and Hall of Fame Rival
A 1928 Yankee recruit from Bastrop Louisiana rises as a premier catcher and trusted pitcher handler. Bill Dickey, 21 at arrival, starred through 1930s with 107, 133, 115 and 105 RBIs in four seasons, hitting 102 homers, admired for calm handling of pitchers and clutch hitting. He returns to the Yankees after a two-year stay in Little Rock, tasked with unravelling catching and pitching tangles for Casey Stengel.
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Arkansas Traveler
Mickey Cochrane
Gabby Hartnett
Ray Schalk
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Gehrig
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Casey Stengel
Fiction Corner Minute Ends in a Murder Plot Twist
A man named Alex plans murder to gain his uncle Jason Stoneleigh's inheritance. He uses a loaded gun, feigns concern, and manipulates evidence to frame the uncle. The story follows the tense room confrontation and the later police summons as the plan unravels.
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The Last Day by Norman Freilich
In a tense scene, Alex Stoneleigh faces investigators after his uncle’s death. The state attorney questions whether suicide occurred as a gun is found in the uncle’s paralyzed hand, while Doctor Phelps confirms a recent stroke and paralysis.
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Jason Stoneleigh
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A scrambled puzzle list with across and down clues including a bird answer noble staying power and various wordplay prompts across the grid references and mixed letter hints from a retro newspaper style puzzle with misprints and partial phrases
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