Gleason and Meadows Reunite in Hollywood Gossip
Gossip column notes Gleason and Audrey Meadows reuniting briefly as Ralph and Alice Kramden, recounting reruns’ success on NBC and CBS contracts. It lists comments from Meadows about career shifts, other stars, and industry chatter across cities, with quirky asides and celebrity sightings.
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New York
Gleason
Audrey Meadows
Ralph
Alice Kramden
Alice
CBS
NBC
Meadows
Audrey
Washington
Randy House
Ifs Abound In Four Clubs Doubled Bridge Hand
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge deal where mis-specified ifs shaped the outcome. South, pressed by hunger for rubber, ran into a clever defense and backed bidding with solid play to reach four clubs doubled, despite East’s sharp opening and a tense endgame that squeezed East and left South with the winning tricks.
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South
East
West
How to Repair Veneer Edges With Tape and Glue
A quick method to fix splintered veneer on plywood is to clamp the broken corner or edge using several pieces of plastic tape to hold the split in place while the glue sets. Once dry, remove the tape and finish. Cepregit Belser Memes and Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Cepregit
Belser
Lipton's Five America's Cup Challenges and Skin Cancer Hope
Sir Thomas Lipton campaigned in the America's Cup five times without victory. The American Cancer Society reports about 90 percent of skin cancer patients are saved with current treatment outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Thomas Lipton
American Cancer Society
Eee
Sonce
Pre Christian Era China Beat Russ to Punch on Rocket
HAL BOYLE notes a hoaxish column asserting the Chinese invented rockets long before Christ and used them as incendiary arrows. The piece then drifts through a string of miscellany: households washing 48 million tons of laundry, fear of caves, federal debt per family, and quirky trivia about language, ivy, camels, and crayfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lester B. Dill
Stanton
Whimsical Old Wives Tales and Curious Facts
A collage of curious claims spans wedding superstitions, middle age sleep signs, falsies in history, Alberta liquor rules, giraffe communication myths, and a comic quip about a strip tease artist. The tone mocks dubious lore and playful trivia.
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Egypt
Alberta
Canada
George de Witt
Horoscope and curious quotes mix in a late item
The piece blends daily zodiac advice from Taurus to Capricorn with a parade of odd facts and quotes. It notes the Census Bureau’s claim about Indians as the fastest growing minority and jokes about flowers, a guinea pig, and bandleader Sammy Kaye. The text ends with reflections on puppy love and authority figures shaping opinion.
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Census Bureau
United States
Sammy Kaye
Sahara
Descert
Leo Tolstoi
Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations
Ross Stagner
Aunt Het T Like Simple Folks
A terse remark on social change, noting that as people become wiser they often grow resentful or hostile. The line suggests a tension between intelligence and hostility in communities.
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Philly
Jack Paar
Jack Beekman
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Paar
Hal Block
Turkey
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Suzy Parker
N.Y
Fairmont
Paul de Vreis
Hollywood
Ernest Borgnine
Hecht & Lancaster
Stratton
Cole
Marilyn Monroe
Kim Noval
Betty Grable
Denver Tropics
Bill Ambrosh
Mily Waukee
Maurice
Miami
Earl Wilson
Urbane, Ill
Soene
Anne Baxter
Polly Bergen
Carson McCullers
Spyros Skourus
Harold Robbins
Anastasia
Worl
Joe E. Lewis
Tony Randall
Abbe Lane
Steve Allen
Marlene Dietrich
Cagney
Players Club
Manhattan Bridge
Fulton Fish Market
Harry Hershfield
Deb Marquis
Hank Meyer
Earl Brother
Oswald Jacoby
North
Sakse
S&h
Sue
Saint Stephen
Minnesota
Hal Boyle
England
Massachusetts
Carrier Pregon
Leon Noel
Little Rock
Ark
Oak
Grace
Sylvanus
Ceean
ARIES
Taurus
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Leo
VIRGO
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