W Happened Last Night By Ear Wilson Night Out For $2000
A nostalgic look at a gala New York charity eve featuring Earl Wilson, Toots Shor, and a cast of stars paying tribute with generous yet humorous donations. The piece lists celebrities, skits, and quips from a midnight gathering, noting inflation jests and light social commentary.
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Wilson
New York
E.W
Morocco
Joe
Angelo
Qutte
Bob Considine
Toots
Tommy Manville
Hugh Owen
Paramount Pictures
Billy Reed
Little Club
Earl Wilson
AUNT HET Y Measure of a Man by Savings
Aunt Het Y notes that wealth exposes character as Silas, after saving eight thousand, begins disparaging the lower class. The remark links rising savings to a shift in attitude toward social ranks and class expectations.
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Silas
Budgets, Wives, Dogs Most Men Bought 1 Suit in 1957
New York report on 1957 men's clothing spending shows a drop in tailored suits to about 20.1 million from 20.9 million in 1956 while husbands buy more sport coats and slacks. Industry sources blame wives for budget skews, noting firms market to boost the man’s wardrobe with a set package totaling about 1133 dollars.
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New York
Daddy
America
Joseph Daruff
Mrs. America
Explore Mind and Dress Opinions From Wartime to Wardrobe
A mixed collection of observations discusses retired generals finding work after service, the cost and value of maintaining appearance, and the broader social pressures on men. It notes that many wear two thirds of a suit annually and jokes about milk consumption as a prosperity indicator, urging understanding of parental and personal responsibility.
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Daroff
Darofft
America
Reliance on Luck Means Poor Bridge Game
A correspondent reports a bridge hand where a player overreached after partner raised diamonds, bidding six spades hoping for the diamond queen. The queen did not appear, leading to a down one despite a potential six diamonds contract.
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Rheim
Vine
Tip on bidding slams in bridge hands with experience
The writer reflects on bridge bidding over decades showing how preferences for slams evolved from aggressive six spades or six diamonds to a cautious four spade bid after partner’s second denial. He notes the impracticality of expecting a bad hand to hold the exact card needed for a slam. The piece uses a practical example with terms like magnifying glass soldering shank and wing nut locks as vivid stage imagery.
Horoscopes and Zodiac Traits Unclear From Fragment
Readable parts show zodiac signs Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo and dates but text is garbled with typos and incomplete phrases. No clear prediction or event emerges beyond generic guidance on emotions and equal sharing.
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Aries
Taurus
Koowell
Leo
Alicia
What Others Are Saying About World Figures and Fashion
A compilation of quotes from Soviet, French, and American figures. Marshal Voroshilov condemns Hungary’s ex premier, while Edie Sanz critiques fashion trends. Paul Reynaud comments on China and atomic age risk, and Lt. Colt James W. Jabra discusses public concerns over jet booms.
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Air Force
Colt
James W. Jabra
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