Uncle Charlie and Leopard in Lunch Over Love Mystery
Frieda, a Delancey Street clubwoman, tracks her husband Charlie to Mrs. Greenhouse a widow amid tales of meals and mistrust. A comic tale ends with Charlie’s demise and Frieda’s social ambitions closing as the leopard dies and the uncle remains silent.
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Uncle Charlie
Leopard
Frieda
Delancey Street
The
Daughters of Deborah
Atlantic City
Charlie
New York
Schmat
Widow Greenhouse
Mrs. Greenhouse
Seymour Emcee Named National Cancer Foundation Chairman 1950 Fund Drive
D Seymour, busy with NBC and CBS programs, accepts the national chairmanship of the 1950 National Cancer Foundation fund drive and will actively recruit assistants across fields rather than serve in name only. Bonita Granville plays piano in Guilty of Treason. Eve Arden eyes Broadway. Richard Whorf writes a Boston boarding house comedy. Mary Murphy signs with Paramount after leaving a Beverly Hills shop. John Close, once a Grau man’s theater doorman, stars opposite John Garfield in The Breaking Point.
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D. Seymour
NBC
CBS
National Cancer Foundation
Boy’s Clubs of America
Seymour
Eve Arden
Warners
Broadway
Richard Whorf
Boston
John Close
Grauman’s
John Garfield
Hollywood
Garfield
Los Angeles
Hollywood High
Alexis Smith
River's End Lodge Jewel Heist Ends With Local Grifter
City cops investigate a River's End Lodge jewel theft valued at $50,000. Constable Eben Jackson mislights a suspect, Bronco Pete, who is arrested after a staged stakeout. The Livermores push for action as Tracy and I finally nab the thief and discuss a $2500 reward.
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PVE
River's End Lodge
Tracy
Homer Livermore
Homer
Eben Jackson
Jackson
Livermores
Eben
Bronco Pete
Pete
Bronco
Advertising: integral part of the local newspaper
Advertising is a vital component of the home town paper and funds delivery to subscribers. It serves as commercial news, reflects civic needs, and supports community information. The revenue from advertising keeps the newspaper affordable and enables growth in local services.
Kentucky Homecoming Celebrates First Cumberland Gap Settler
Kentucky marks homecoming year with Bardstown rededication of My Old Kentucky Home and the 1750 Cumberland Gap entry of Dr. Thomas Walker. The event honors Boone, Audubon, and other pioneers while promoting tourism and state heritage attractions.
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Cumberland Gap
Kentucky
Bardstown
Barbourville
Thomas Walker
Blue Grass
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
Commonwealth
Europe
Daniel Boone
Boone
Dr. Walker
Blue Grass State
Federal Hill
Stephen Collins Foster
Kentucky Home
John Rowan
Abraham Lincoln
Oldest City Cuzco Struck by Peru Earthquake
Cuzco in southern Peru, described as South America’s oldest city, suffered quake damage. The article notes Inca walls, dry-stone masonry, and historic sites like Coricancha and the Temple of the Sun, plus the 500 year old fortress Sacsahuaman and rail link to Mollendo.
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Cuzco
Peru
South America
Cuzeco
Francisco Pizarro
New World
Spain
National Geographic Society
Santo Domingo
Pacific
Sacsahuaman
Pisac
Pucara
Crossword Puzzle Akco 1 Mounta pass Ir 6 Lines of junction
Crossword clues include Mounta pass Ir for 1 Down and 6 Across lines of junction with several partial words and foreign spellings. The puzzle lists numerous short entries such as Papal letters 11 Across and Nymph Persian myth 48 Across, with many letters missing or garbled.
Fragmented puzzle clue summary from Peninsula Quebec
A last week answer lists numbers 37 40 43 45 and 56 with associated hints Peninsula Quebec Canada and a terminal leg part. The text includes a mountain pool and a distress signal reference. It resembles a crossword style puzzle snippet with incomplete clues and a cited locale.
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Peninsula
Quebec
Kentucky Homecoming Song Linked to Boone Insignia
A new song was written about Kentucky and named the official song for the mid century homecoming. The Boone insignia draws from Louisville’s Cherokee Park pioneer statue by Enid Yandell, originally composed for the Filson Club for the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair.
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Kentucky
Boone
the Pioneer
Louisville
Cherokee Park
Filson Club
Enid Yandell
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John James Audubon
Thomas Graham
Charles I. Dawson
Fred M. Vinson
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Richmond
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