Veteran vaudeville star McBride recalls early years in show business
Jack McBride, a veteran comedian, reflects on vaudeville’s rise and fall, recalling work with Tea Healy Ken Murray and major studios. He shares anecdotes from East and West tours, a charitable backstage gift, and his shift to radio after vaudeville’s decline. He jokes about height-based casting and vows to return to stage if demand returns.
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East Side Mourns Congressman Edelstein Dies in Office
New York on June 7 with mourners in tenement districts and avenues. The body of Representative Michael Edelstein was carried to its final resting place after he died suddenly following a verbal exchange in Congress. Edelstein was eulogized at Gramercy Park Memorial Chapel by judges, congressmen, and political leaders, with the crowd including poorer residents of his district. Rankin led the service. The death is reported amid conjecture about political tensions within the Jewish community and broader wartime debates.
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Four named by liquor board in Texas appointment list
Austin June 7 The Liquor Board Administrator Bert Ford announced 27 new inspectors and 11 auditors funded by a $44 200 appropriation to the liquor control board The new inspectors include former law officers sheriffs and school workers assigned to areas formerly deemed low policing priority Auditors listed include W M Hale Austin Witte Walker Gavinsville James Taylor Waco and others from Dallas Tyler Houston and El Paso The appointment aims to strengthen enforcement amid increased military and material defense activity in the state
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Cavalry Demonstrations At Desert Show Near Fort Selden NM
Cavalry demonstrations by the 1st Cavalry Division from Port Bliss near Fort Selden New Mexico, 1952 Indian wars era, featured desert maneuvers and Rio Grande crossing with pontoon bridges built by engineers. Mounted troopers rode through water as photographers observed for visiting news crews.
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Willkie urges convoy aid to Britain in wartime plea
In Chisago June 7 West Gen Willkie spoke before 22,500 at Shiego stadium urging unrestricted convoying of armament food and equipment to Britain. He argued England cannot survive without safe delivery of US goods and rejected non interventionist critiques while accepting some New Deal defense methods.
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