Good Citizen Laws Emphasize Respect for Law and Order
This article from the Good Citizen series discusses obeying laws, cooperating with authorities, and the balance of power in government. It notes the separation of powers, checks and balances, and the role of citizens in supporting justice while laws adapt to times. The piece references the federal structure and encourages obtaining the booklet.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
House
United States
Debrah Bellamy's Romantic Cowboy Fallout at Wyoming Ranch
Deborah Bellamy uses flirtation to trap Lon Fairweather a cowboy foreman she meets at a Wyoming dude ranch. He falls for her, she schemes to trap him on her home turf in New York but his dinner party exposes cultural clash and hospitality lesson, leaving her isolated and realizing she fears him.
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Litting
Deborah Bellamy
Lon Fairweather
Deborah
Wyoming
Lon
New York
Len
Low Fairweather
Stages Screenradio and Hollywood Careers Highlighted
The article recounts Nancy Olson's rapid rise from UC theater to a Paramount contract and starring roles in Canadian Pacific Sunset Boulevard and Union Station. It notes her talent and hard work, plus a Senate screening of 711 Ocean Drive. It also mentions Matt McHugh’s casting as a sheriff in Return of the Frontiersman and his New York roots.
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Andy Olson
Hollywood
University of California
Paramount
Randolph Scott
20Th Century-Fox
Union Station
Nancy
Alexander Wiley
Senate Committee
Columbia
Ocean Drive
Kefauver
Edmond O’brien
Joanne Dru
Matt McHugh
Mat
New York
Tenth Avenue
Frank McHugh
Gordon MacRae
Rory Calhoun
Julie London
Jack Holt
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Crossword puzzle list with across and down clues including terms for advantage and wordplay. Entries cover nouns verbs adjectives with many common crossword solutions such as nap, learnt, naval, bloom, era, age, radium symbol, mudguards, mountain, nickname, retain, bitter, fasting, wash, stripe, exclamation, thoughtful, international language, flutter, present time, autocrat, leg joint, ripped, droop, grit, mimics and more.
TV box office could reshape culture says economist
Dr. Millard Faught at the University Club of Chicago argues TV should serve more than ads. He proposes a pay as you see it model like Phonevision to fund education and culture, with profits shared by networks, creators, and phone companies. He warns relying on advertisers alone risks creating a cultural pygmy like radio.
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Millard Faught
University Club of Chicago
Dr. Faught
Billy Rose
Phonevision
Chicago
F.C.C
Red Cross
Hollywood
Joe Jones
Dress Money and Early Chinese Coin Shapes
The text explains that in about 200 B C China a dress could not be bought without matching coin shapes. Early Chinese money included coins shaped like the objects they purchased, such as a dress, reflecting a direct link between coin form and goods.
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China
B. C
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