Miss America winner Mary Campbell recalls pageant fame
Atlantic City recollections feature Mary Campbell once Miss America in 1922 and 1923. Now in New York with husband Fred Townley, she discusses publicity, health scares, and life after winning. She explains why fame faded and notes she remains 140 pounds with brown hair today.
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Atlantic City
Mary Campbell
Atlantic
Grayson City
Mercy
New York
Fred Townley
du Pont Atomic Division
Hudson River
Fred
Wall St
Life Magazine
Aurora
Strong Drink Kava: Nonalcoholic Yet Potent Beverage
A description of kava as a peculiar non alcoholic drink from the South Pacific. It is prepared from the roots of the kava shrub in the pepper family and noted for its intoxicating effects.
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Kathryn Grayson
Hampshire House
Cody Goodman
Lulu
Eva Gabor
Brigitte Bardot
Adele Mara
Georgia Landav
Calif
George Davis
Columbia Pictures
Aten
DeWood
Greta Thysren
Gilbert Roland
Yogi Berra
Yankees
Yogi
Bud Greenspan and
James Hammer
South Pacific
Man Rules Earth May Be Stellar Bum
A long speculative column cites Dr. Harlow Shapley on life beyond Earth, suggesting life could exist on vast numbers of planets. It ponders what forms alien life might take and whether humans are the universe’s focal point, ending with a sardonic note on our readiness for contact.
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Earth
New York
Harlow Shapley
Saturday Review
DR. Shapley
Mars
Venus
Burt Dr. Shapley
Dr. Shanley
Four Hearts Bid Won by Majority in Duplicate Play
In a recent duplicate, all North South pairs reached four hearts and made four or five tricks. One West entry doubled for takeout, leading to varied auction results. West who stayed out of hearts faced five diamonds and down one, while the other West misguessed spades and went down two for a 300 set, earning one top-point.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio Exposition
Stein
LaVern Baker
James Farley
Henry Stampler
Billy Pearson
Declarer
Jead
Dummy
East
South
West
Mind and Leadership in Groups Analysis
The text argues that aggressive individuals often assume control in leaderless groups, while reluctant figures avoid responsibility. It notes that leaders serve members by helping them achieve desires, and outlines that personal failure stems from dwelling on grievances. True success lies in understanding actions and pursuing effective tasks.
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Los Angeles
Civic Center
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