Dream Come True Fight Aims at Cerebral Palsy Unity
A historical overview traces the origins of the United Cerebral Palsy Association from a 1916 polio surge to the 1949 formation of a national network. It highlights key figures Dr. Winthrop Morgan Phelps and the catalyst roles of a radio program and a copper kettles pamphlet, culminating in 12 000 attendees at a 1949 conference and the July 1949 launch of UCPA.
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United Cerebral Palsy Association, Inc
America
United Fight To
William John Little
Boston
Winthrop Morgan Phelps
Yale University
California
Association
New York City
New York
United States
Canada
Europe
South America
UCPA
Cyrano de Bergerac Shatters Box Office Records in New York
Mezz Gerhard Tanley Kramer reports The Champion and The Men propelled Cyrano de Bergerac to huge profits, breaking theater records in New York where Jose Terrer headlines. Ferrer and the film win awards daily as John Derek quits smoking for a year and trains as a football star. Amanda Blake visits New York and joins Smuggler's Gold with Cameron Mitchell.
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Tanley Kramer
The
Brave
Kramer
Jose Terrer
New York
Ferrer
John Derek
Columbia
Amanda Blake
Cameron Mitchell
Crossword puzzle across clues mix in historical terms
A dense list of crossword clues across and down including meager lean to and many other definitions. The puzzle references rivers Babyl and Fr and various word meanings from clothing and tools to plants and animals.
Easy Touch by One Freeman Lathrop
Hank Nolan trudges with a hungry street kid trailing him for two blocks. He debates aiding the youngster while recalling his own need for work and the scolding from Katy at home. The encounter leaves Hank feeling guilt and frustration as he navigates a tough neighborhood.
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Hank Nolan
Hank
Katy
Bank Nolan
Cabbie Recalls Ghost Ride on Brooklyn Bridge Night
Billy Rose shares a cab tale from a longtime NYC driver who recalls the “ghost” era when meters ran with no fare and inspectors loomed. A late night Central Park circuit leads to a perplexing encounter with a man who pays a big tip and reveals a final trip to St. Patrick’s Cathedral. The driver learns the caller was a gentleman and a scholar, with the first stop on the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Billy Rose
Joe
Central Park
Mac PI
St. Patrick’s
Brooklyn Bridge
Waiting Job Restored by Kind Stranger at Mel's Eat Shop
A down on his luck man Hank fakes nothing, helps a hungry boy and his mother by securing a waiter job at Mel's Eat Shop. The scene follows Hank’s moral choice to avoid a criminal act and start anew with honest work.
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Scotty's
Hark
Mel’s Eat Shop
Hank
Mel
FFA Star Regional Farmers Named for 1950
Three Future Farmers of America members were named regional star farmers for 1950 with $500 awards. Budd Ott of Bangor Pennsylvania won North Atlantic region. Rolland Turnow of Curtice Ohio won a regional honor. Paul Crawford of Moore Utah was named Pacific region star farmer.
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Farmers of America
Budd Ott
Elton Ott
Bangor
North Atlantic
Rolland E. Turnow
Otto Turnow
Curtice
Toledo
Turnow
Paul Crawford
Moore
Utah
Star Farmer
Pacific Region
Poultry Outlook Hinges On Government Action
Government choices on price supports could lift hog and poultry output next year, affecting incomes of poultry farmers. Officials at an Agriculture Department outlook conference said higher pork production would depress meat prices, with gross poultry income rising but net income limited by production costs.
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Agriculture Department
Remarkable Mare Produces Horse and Donkey Twins
Cres Cent Utah owner Don L Steadman reports a mare bred to a palomino stallion while sharing a pasture with his jackass. He attributes the foals to two different sires, calling them a Morse and a Hie. Dr MacLeod of Cornell notes such a birth is a fantastic possibility under certain conditions.
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Don L. Steadman
Crescent
Utah
Steadman
Mr. Steadman
John ‘ MacLeod
Cornell University
Lights on Farm Machinery Cut Down Accidents
Highway authorities urge farmers to fit bright headlights and taillights on farm machinery to reduce accidents. Safety engineers advise lights visible from 500 feet or more for dusk and night driving this fall and winter.
Classified snippets mix rental ad sale listings and notices
Classified department items include Ozark Tourist Camp rental units and living quarters with terms, a cafe for sale near college and high school, Cream producer inquiry from Galva Creamery, registered Duroc boars for sale, and assorted medical product notes amid miscellaneous town notices.
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Ozark
Ige
Anderson
High School
Hiway
Defense
K. E. McCue
Mass
Lawrence
Kansas
Galva Creamery Company
Galva
Kansas City
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Dream Come True
Nation
United Cerebral Palsy Associations, Inc
Denise Darcel
United Cerebral Palsy Association
Darcell
Leonard H. Goldstein
Mez Gerhard
Jose Ferrer
Rock
Western State
Constellation
Freeman Lathrop
Broadway
Main Street
Cabbie
Wall Street
Geezer
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
F.F.A. Star
Crawford
Business & Invest
OPPOR
Caldwell Co
Goo Road
Price
Hunt
Hamilton
Home Furnishings & Appl
Metzner Stove Repair CO
Diesel Training Inc
Ellis Morgan
Oregon
Nordstrom & Carlson
Kenora Lake
Forslund Pump & Mach Y Corpizia
A. Matin Street
Missouri
Colney Wright Mailer Serity
Thornten Minor
Hones City
Hotel Sentimental
Dee
Ed Dickinson
Pig Busta
Phillips Losloss
Omport
Kansas City, Mo
Wnu
SII
Dean
Doan
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