Football Coach Lou Little Seeks Jobs For Players Babysitting
Columbia coach Lou Little offers to place his football players as babysitters promising 100 percent dependability. Reactions vary as parents weigh a husky backfield against quiet domestic duty while kids imagine football power plays during the evening.
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Low Little
Columbia
Shut-In Grace Nel Crowell Reflects on News and Sports
A reflective piece blends weather, letters, and family notes with a humorous look at babysitting by a football star. The author juggles watching sports on TV with live horse racing and baseball, describing shifting attention and the impact of athletic energy on daily life.
Russians Urge Wiped Out West German State Demand Four Power Rule
Weekly news analysis notes Soviet calls to erase a West German state and to replace with a four power rule. It also reports Congress trimming the use of must legislation amid editor’s note about opinion columns.
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Congress
Cold War Diplomacy Frays as Berlin Blockade Lifts
In aftermath of Berlin blockade, Western powers resist Soviet calls to return Germany to four power rule. Vishinsky proposes ending West Germany autonomy, but the three western powers reject the plan. Acheson calls it disappointing and expresses tempered hope for peace amid congressional gridlock on major policy items.
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Phan Achesor
Enator Vandenberg
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Council of Foreign Ministers
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U.S
Britain
France
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Germany
U. S
Dean Acheson
Truman
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Brannan Farm
House
Scott. Lucas
Lucas
Forrestal’s death underscored wartime pressure and media impact
Former U S defense secretary James V Forrestal leaped from a Washington hospital window after battling operational fatigue. Reported treatment and a suicide risk were noted as the nation weighed the strain of his duties and the effect of radio and press attacks on his mental state.
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Sophocles
Ajax
James V. Forrestal
U. S. Defense
National Naval Medical Center
Washington
Forrestal
Defense
Truman
Press of the Nation
Actor turned writer producer plans rise in second career
Inez Gerhard and Howard, at 31, leaves Broadway where four years ago he starred in Storm Operation to pursue radio and film. He writes and produces radio shows My Friend Irma Life with Luigi and The Private Lives of Eddie and Anne and also serves as associate director and producer in motion pictures. He praises John Lund Dean Martin Jerry Lewis Judy Holliday and others while voicing Joe in a phone part and remains under contract with CBS and Paramount as MGM films shoot around New York. Judy Holliday continues Born Yesterday while On the Town and Adam's Rib press ahead with major names in town and Capra discovers Dorothy Barrett who sings for the cast and will appear in Copper Canyon after a Vaughn Monroe stint.
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Y Howard
Irma
Luigi
Eddie
Anne
Marie Wilson
John Lund
Dean,Martin
Jerry Lewis
Joe
CBS
Paramount
Corner Kirby Buys Out Racing Star and Starts New Life
Kirby finds Polly Hayden crying after a race loss. He offers sympathy and reveals a plan to quit racing by buying the horse I'm a Runin for 50 000 dollars and pursuing a law career. The Colonel agrees, and Kirby prepares a final farewell at the horse’s stall.
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Miami
Flagler Street
Col. Stratton
Hialeah
Kirby
Smiling Loser Confronts Polly Hayden After Racing Debts
A distressed scene unfolds as Er Eyes confronts Polly Hayden about his racing debts. He insists he was finished with racing and shows a bill of sale and a check to prove his claim, while Polly reacts with wide eyes.
Lovers vow to own another great horse someday
In a tender scene Kirby reassures his beloved that their future includes marriage and respectability. He admits her love for horses and asserts his own, promising they will buy another horse after they settle into a steady life together.
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Kirby
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact list of crossword hints with across and down entries including A pen movable part of a table top circle of light oda capital corner indefinite article over poet eye symbolism frozen water evening parties close by metallic rock music note Frauqdulent schemes slang close to girl s nickname True pennies present time high craggy hill sweet potato exist cut an ungulate C Am 9 Kind of cheese metal labs snares Opportunit y Rowing implement Potpourri Attitudi nizes Larva of eye threa worm Sea eagle Dispute Waver Anguish Believe Breeding place of colony of rocks Organ of hearing Amneran niges Soaks flax Grate Hint Source of light Divisions of plays Decorated as leather Red breasted birds Pitcher Concert Glossy surfaced silk fabric
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Genevieve the Goose Sparks Philadelphia Gold Rush Fete
Genevieve the first, a plump goose bought to play the goose that laid the golden egg for the Women’s Medical College, fled the car en route to town. A Philadelphian in Miami read of the escape and sought a replacement. He found Genevieve the second wandering at Hialeah race track.
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Genevieve
Women's Medical College
Philadelphia
Miami
Hialeah
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