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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1951

Page

7

Hollywood Stars and Screen Details Across Paramount News

Dorothy Lamour fame stems from the sarong in The Greatest Show on Earth while Gene Tierney jokes about slacks on Beverly Drive. News notes include Detective Story screenings, Reno crime drama The Tightrope, Rosemary Clooney’s Paramount deal in The Golden Circle, and Joan Crawford naming Holden as sexiest.

Orothy Lamour Paramount Cecil B. ‘DeMille Iron Jaw Herbie Kay Gene Tierney Hollywood Beverly Drive Beverly Hills Joan Crawford Rosemary Clooney Tom Morton 20Th Century-Fox Nellie William Holden Junie Crosby Bing Bob Mr. McChesney MGM Greer Garson Walter Pidgeon Ethel Barrymore

Small Bathroom Planning Makes Space Work Hard

The article urges careful design of compact bathrooms to maximize storage and usability. It covers layout, built in units, floors, lighting, and first floor powder rooms to reduce congestion, with tips on storage, wall space, and affordable dressing areas.

Once Over. Book Blues Down Are Chips In City Units

A dialogue laden column riffs on gambling, prohibition era slang, and pop culture. References to bookies, bets, and tipsheets mingle with mentions of Winston Churchill and Rocky Marciano as a humorous snapshot of era attitudes. The piece threads through wit about crime, sports, and liquor trends.

Winston Churchill Elmer Twitchell Uquor Rocky Marciano Paris U.S Allan Kirk Moscow Stalin Politburo U.S.A Russia Kirk

This Wife Seeks Help Over Unhappy Marriage Struggles

Harriet Evans of Chicago writes of a 19 year old bride married to a 39 year old financier. She confesses loneliness and longing for children while living a curated life of appearances. An adviser warns of degrading role and calls out delaying motherhood as a serious issue.

Harriet Evans Chicago Justin Justy Harriet

Duke Doctor Links Mental States to Cosmic Events

Dr Leonard J Ravitz of Duke University Medical School presented a theory linking electrical brain activity to cosmic cycles at a Southern Medical Association meeting in Dallas. He reports measurable emotional changes in patients correlating with sun moon phases and seasons, predicting behavior and noting unrest on psychiatric wards during new and full moons.

Duke University Leonard J. Ravitz Duke Medical School Southern Medical Association Dallas Duke Ravitz Duke Hospital Veterans Hospital Roanoke

Eisenhower backers cheer as Duff battles Taft delegates

In a complex GOP scramble, James Duff and John Gordon Bennett sought to marshal delegates for Eisenhower while Taft campaign manager Dave Ingalls warned of late drafts. Duff had urged Eisenhower in North Carolina, prompting spokes to question Ike’s commitment and trigger rapid nationwide outreach.

Epublicans - For - Eisenhower Paris Taft GOP James Duff Pennsylvania Ike Robert L. Schulz Senator Duff Louisville Eisenhower Duff North Carolina John Gordon Bennett New York Herald Bennett-Duff Jim Duff Dave Ingalls Truman Paul Doughs Milnois Jimmy Roosevelt Olin Johnston South Carolina Iire

Wouldn't Work

A woman complains that her new apartment walls are thin and neighbors hear everything she says. A friend suggests tapestries but the woman notes that would block hearing the neighbors, not her own privacy.

Holiday Gift Ideas for Smokers In 1930s Ad

A nostalgic Christmas ad urges simple shopping for smokers. It suggests giving cartons of Camels to cigarette smokers and one-pound tins of Prince Albert to pipe or roll-your-own users. The copy touts Camels as America's favorite cigarette and Prince Albert as the top selling tobacco, with festive packaging and greeting spaces.

America Prince Albert Adv

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