Coca Cola Ban in France Sparks Global Stir In NYC Club
In a column, Billy Rose notes France may ban Coca Cola while French wine interests and Communists push anti Coke campaigns. He urges sympathetic venues to boycott French champagne, promoting a domestic fizz alternative and inviting readers to publicize the stance.
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Billy Rose
New York
French National Assembly
France
United States
Commie
L’humanite
la Belle France
le Monde
Messieurs Et Mesdames
Studio buzz around Stanley Kramer and new Moore film slate
Kaufman era producer Stanley Kramer builds a string of acclaimed films by strict focus on strong stories and right fits, as stars and directors sign on for The Men and The Sound of Fury. Also notes Hollywood confidence with Bogart era projects and upcoming debuts from Pat Ford and Marshall Berle.
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Stanley Kramer
Hollywood
Som
Beverly Hills
Humphrey Bogart
Columbia
Nicholas Ray
Felix the retiree who found purpose in work again
Felix Brendlinger, long familiar to Mayfield as the 7:48 train commuter for Booth Gill and Dyer, retires from desk life after a three week stint returning to his old routine. The renewal of status proves fleeting as colleagues urge him to stay, yet he chooses home duties and a quiet retirement. Felix fears inferiority without daily purpose but finds peace in tending his garden and chickens.
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Frank Lovejoy
Sergeant Mingo
Kathleen Ryan
United Artists
Warners
Rock Bottom
Felix Brendlinger
Mayfield
Felix
Pleasant Street
Longview
Booth, Gill and Dyer
Booth
Gill
Dyer
Mr. Gill
Dry Cows Feeding Pays Off With More Milk Later
Feeding dry cows yields higher milk production in the next lactation, improving dairy profitability and herd performance for farmers.
This Is Your Paper ls People Are Human
An exploration of how a hometown newspaper relies on a wide range of experts. It notes editorial, advertising, business, mechanical, and production staff, all on call to cover community events and deliver timely reporting under a professional code.
Camp Fire Girls Build Global Friendships Across Nations
Friendship Unlimited Camp Fire Girls share long distance pen pals and aid projects from Larchmont New York to Valencia France and Seoul Korea. They adopt a tubercular German girl and ship food clothing dolls and sweaters via many chapters earning funds through group projects and CARE campaigns.
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Larchmont
N. Y
Germany
Lone Star
Seoul
Purley
England
Camp Fire
North Hollywood
Calif
Lewiston
Idaho
Blue Birds
Horizon
San Gabriel Valley
Altadena
Acadia
Pasadena
San Gabriel
Sierra Madre
Temple City
Calais
France
Milan
Ohio
Starnberg
Detroit
Mich
CROSSWORD PUZZLE A I ACROSS
Puzzle clues listed in two directions with numbered entries and partial OCR quirks for a historical crossword page. Reads as an incomplete grid of definitions and cross references, including various misprints and foreign abbreviations.
Unadorned and Decay as Puzzle Clues Highlighted
A compact wordplay note lists clues such as Unadorned Amount Guido's highest note and Decay. It reads like a mini puzzle recap from last week's answer key with terse hints.
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Guido
Camp Fire Girls Marks 40th Birthday In March
The organization founded in 1910 by Luther H. Gulick and others celebrated its 40th anniversary during March. Camp Fire Girls serves girls ages 7 to 18 with inclusive programs for leisure, citizenship, homemaking, and professional development. Membership exceeds 360,000 with an unofficial alumnae group of about 2.5 million.
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Camp Fire Girls
Luther H. Gulick
Relatives of Presidents and World Facts Quiz
Answers cover presidents related to Theodore and Franklin D Roosevelt including John Adams and John Quincy Adams and others. Maritime Provinces are Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. The three most densely populated regions are Eastern United States Western Europe and China.
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United States
Theodore
Franklin D Roosevelt
Maritime Provinces
North America
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
William Henry Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
James Madison
Zachary Taylor
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Europe
China
Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Japan
Joseph Kesselring
Hillbillies on train fear bananas harm sight
Drafted mountaineers ride to camp on a train. A food butcher sells bananas. Two hillbillies, new to trains, buy bananas. In darkness one bites and warns the other not to touch it after going blind from a bite.
Swain asks, father recalls transit options at door
In late hours Swain laments, while a tired father peers in and lists transit choices Bus No 15 Train No 40 or any taxicab as possible means of leaving.
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Dr. Brown
Swain
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