Walter Winchell On Broadway City Portraits Of Night Life
A vivid panorama of New York nightlife from Greenwich Village to Harlem, with Broadway crowds, subway rush, park scenes, temples of cinema, and talking points from Union Square to Riverside Drive. The piece paints a bustling city in morning light and midnight clamor, contrasting glamour with fatigue.
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More Food Is Foreseen As War Curtails Exports
Washington reports five million needy Americans may eat 50 percent more food by year end due to war curbs on foreign markets and abundant farm supplies. Agriculture officials say the starve program will push surplus foods to low income households using relief stamps and designated outlets. Congress considerations seeking 285 million dollars to extend farm surpluses disposal could widen the program.
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U S Retail Sales Rise for Third Week
Dun and Bradstreet reports buoyant US retail sales in stores for the third consecutive week with a nationwide average 6 to 13 percent higher than last year and wholesale trade also expanding.
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Snoring Sneezing Imitator Robert Wildhack Dies
Robert Wildhack, 58, known for mimicking snoring and sneezing in films and stage, died at his home in Mantras Wednesday night after a career spanning from 1916. Friends recalled his distinctive onstage persona and long association with the entertainment industry.
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