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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1957
Page
7
The column offers daily zodiac guidance with Aries to Pisces as well as a note on a child born tomorrow. Each sign receives advice on daily choices, finances, and personal conduct, followed by a brief outlook for evening plans and a closing item on a conscientious child and education.
In a South dealer deal from 1954 Austria and Germany clash in Masters' play. At table one Karl Schneider of Austria declares six hearts, bold play after a ruff and trump overtricks. West discards diamond, Schneider's last spades and diamond leave East to choose. Table two German North makes six spades despite A K trump.
Scrambled clues list with partial words and hints across daily puzzle. The grid includes tax beast forearm bone misplace celerity fertile spe armadillo obeisane monetary unit Bu chicle excra Apple seed In so far as Gain Not idle Severe Horned marmmals Ocean route Poker stake God of love Feat.
A brief listing of crossword entries including Friars' titles, Shake, Cor roded, Speaks, Lan. , Rip, River it, Dol lar slang, and Ramble idly with Yesterday's Answer noted.
New York radio and TV notes praise Julius la Rosa for his summer show replacing Perry Como with a polished, standards driven set. Highlights include Basie orchestra and Joe Williams, with mention of Clifton Daniel and Mamie Van Doren appearances, Polly Bergen on Sullivan, Hale and Godfrey, plus NBC leveraging Pat Boone and Steve Allen.
Charles Mercer notes television shifts toward news and documentary style programming. He cites Khrushchev interview on Meet the Press and Press Conference panel discussions as evidence of sharper analysis and stronger news panel performances this summer.
Hollywood comedian Gus Schilling a 49 year old stage and screen character actor and former husband of Betty Rowland was found dead yesterday in his apartment, apparently from a heart attack. Schilling was born in New York City and had a notable burlesque connection.
A quiz style list presents crossword like clues with missing letters and parenthetical hints. Each line hints at a word formed by adding a suffix or letter pair to a base phrase, challenging readers to complete the word and theme.
A set of crossword style clues with missing letters and abbreviations. hints reference DEA D or R and various hyphenated word fragments such as CHEA- P or T and 5-REW D or LU EAR B or F B or A. instructions note clues may omit articles and join letters to form names or terms.
Fragmentary copy outlines crossword contest rules with spelling errors. It mentions postcard entries, weekly prizes, and speed-up checking. details are incomplete and some phrases are garbled.
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