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Press Telegram in Long Beach, California

21 Jul 1959

Page 24

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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1959

Page

24

Will Rogers spoof heavy with 60s comic acts in Las Vegas

A fragment from a Las Vegas style column recalls Will Rogers spoof humor by Bob Lewis, an entertainer tied to Ed Sullivan and Garry Moore, plus notes on Midnite Earl at the Desert Inn and tidbits about Mary Small, Morrish, Diana Trask, and other show business chatter. The piece juggles quotes, comic lines, and veteran credentials, ending with light social banter and a daily laugh line.

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Nev Will Rogers Will Tke Dick Nixon Calvin C90ridge Charlie Pine Dawes Bob Lewis Robert Q. Lewis Garry Moore Jack Paar Ed Sullivan Desert Inn Bob Arkansas Winston-Salem Knoxville Dayton Chicago Jimmy Hoffa Abe Martin Kim Hubbard New York Bellefontaine Ohio Chamber of Commerce Chicago Palmer House Bobby Lewis Midnight Earl Toots Shor Harkness Pavilion Mary Small Vic Mizzy Mostow Morrish Norman Grant Dick Clark Lu Ann Simms Marlon Brando Gold Medal Studios Diana Trask Frank Sinatra Australia Blue Angel Frankie Steve Cochran Copenhagen Tommy Dorsey Jane Jack Teagarden Roundtable Gwen Redhead Verdon Moscow Johnnie Ray Mark-lyn Morrison Red Cuff Marion Marlowe Larry Puck John Ireland Errol Flynn Turkey Jimmy Stewart Madrid Loretta Young Tom Lewie
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Imitation as Flattery and Self-Reliant Women

Sylvanus M and Evelyn Duvall discuss imitation as a form of flattery with value in mass production and time savings. They compare self-reliance, confidence, and social skills between women and men, noting women often feel more capable and active in family and community roles.

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University of California Rearson
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Brando Wants UN Film With Right Script

Marlon Brando seeks a UN themed film with a strong script. He recalls interest after Southeast Asia tours, favors access to UN information, and argues for a world federation while warning against indifference and mass hostility. He comments on The Fugitive Kind and personal life.

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Brando U.N New York Marlon Brando United Nations Southeast Asia Otharise Napoleon Anna Magnani Joanne Woodsward Marlon
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Notre Dame bridge lesson ends in slam with wrong finesses

A student at Notre Dame recalls a bridge lesson from Prof J P Turley at the Turleys in South Bend during graduation exercises for their son Jon. Jack gave a no trump elimination play and an 11th cut jump to slam. The combined hands had 11 top tricks and the slam was achieved with all finesses wrong. The lesson concluded with a winning contract.

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Sim Notre Dame Mgerm J. P. Turley Jacoby Turleys South Bend Jon Jack
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Atom bomb changes war thoughts and heroism discourse

A fragment reflects on enduring heroism and principled behavior in conflict. It notes that the advent of the atom bomb prompts a second consideration of war, describing a singular shift in attitudes toward armed conflict.

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Diamond lead seals win in a tricky bridge hand

In a bridge deal the player opened with a diamond lead and cashed two more diamond tricks. He continued by playing the ace king and a small club to dummy's queen, leaving West void in clubs and diamonds. Ted played a spade from dummy, and after a nine was played, West won with the jack and was forced to lead, but whichever suit he chose the professor still secured the twelfth trick.

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West
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Spider Anatomy Difference Noted in Four Leg Pairs

The text notes that Spiders differ from other arthropod groups by having four pairs of legs instead of three and a body divided into two divisions rather than three.

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Ike Tinton Bud Virginia Johnson Earl Newton H’wood Manhattan Sylvanus M. and Evelyn Duvall Hal Boyle Ape The Prudential Daldramre Company OF America Dept. A Tarmines Anners Los Angeles Colliersi Prudential Oswald Jacoby Noones Crean A Artes Dear Taurus Leo Ger Poerg Wingo Riaa Sagittarius Cassidern Hhame Fata Penney's Long Beach Savite Ween Los Altos Center Dan River Couron
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