Calabasas to undergo face lifting for new city complex
Calabasas close to Hollywood to gain a large electric city site replacing Warner Brothers ranch. California Edison buys 1000 acres for modern homes, two golf courses, a shopping center, an R and D center and infrastructure. The change marks end of the old Western film era yet preserves memories of Tom Mix and Hoot Gibson.
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Hollywood
Calabasas
Warner Brothers Movie Ranch
Tom Mix
William S. Hart
Hoot Gibson
William Boyd
Warner Brothers
California Edison Company
Lothario jailed for marriage fraud in East Berlin court
Sixteen women from East Berlin, each about 20, testified as the Leipzig court jailed a 25 year old man for two years for marriage fraud. The Neue Zeit reported that all the women had accepted his proposals before the case.
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East Berlin
Leipzig
Neue Zeit
Jokes and Quips From a Humorous Exchange Card
A man and two children enter a restaurant and order three plates and water. The manager questions them and the man jokes about the orchestra. A schoolboy encounters a sweet old man asking about a fairy godmother. A honeymoon morning joke ends with a breakfast request.
Weekly X-Word Across and Down Clues Puzzle List
A compact puzzle grid clue set including Across items like talisman baby sock and Arab name with several gaps and Down clues such as shore recess cultivated and play on words. The list appears to be a puzzle header or instruction page without filled answers.
Stengel Returns to Manage Mets in 1962
Casey Stengel, age 71, signs a one year contract to manage the New York Mets. George Weiss, 65, returns as president and both reunite after their Yankees dismissal. The club plans to pick players from other National League teams after the World Series with a meeting set in Glendale before scouting staff review.
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Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Oldtimer
New York Mets
George Weiss
Stengel
Yankees
Weiss
Yanks
Met
Weiss-Stengel
New York
Houston
Mets
Glendale
Calif
Canadian flags held by three provincial banners
The quiz lists Nova Scotia Quebec and British Columbia as provinces with their own flags. Barbara Ann Scott, the Canadian girl, won European Olympic and World figure skating titles in 1948. About one third of Canadian firms operate at a loss. In 1961 Canada’s labor force rose to about 6.5 million from 5.2 million in 1951. Fringe benefits cost per employee averaged $1 036 annually.
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Nova Scotia
Quebec
British Columbia
Barbara Anne Scott
Goose with two bands shot near Endiang Alta
Albert Ziemer and brothers Albert Larry and Raymond Abram hunted near Endiang when they downed a double banded goose of the wavy white species. Both legs bore bands 597-24768 and 587-25768. It is the first double-banded bird seen here. Bands will be sent to the Fish and Wildlife Service in Washington, DC.
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Endiang
Alta
Albert Ziemer
Albert
Larry
Raymond Abram
Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington, D.C
Hanna-Herald & E. Central News
Communist China U.N. bid worries Tingfu S. Tsiang
Tingfu S. Tsiang, nationalist Chinese adviser, grimly notes the debate on admitting Communist China to U.N. membership, signaling a tense moment at the United Nations amid the contentious issue.
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China
U.N
Tingfu S. Tsiang
Life-like decoys for display and lamp bases
Life-like decoys prized by sportsmen for display and lamp bases. Crafted from shaped wood layers with water-proof glue. Pattern 404 with actual-size carving guides and finishing steps costs 50 cents, part of Sportsmen's Packet No. 24 for $1.75. Home Workshop Patterns, Department P.P.L., 4433 West Lth Ave., Vancouver.
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Department P.P.L
Lth Ave
Vancouver
Litterbugs face $2 fines under Edmonton bylaw
Edmonton police announce $2 tickets for litter offenders after weeks of education failed to curb debris on streets. City officials note bylaw enforcement is harsh but necessary, though revenue is small and civic pride should drive change. Public cooperation remains preferred to penalties.
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Edmonton
Cne
Wolf tale blamed for scare on Prairie economy
In a critique of overreaction to drought, the piece argues the prairie economy is not ruined and warns against flood of doom rhetoric. It recalls past warnings, notes government support, and cites a fish packaging venture that stalled due to alleged disaster narratives. It urges caution and responsibility among leaders.
The Real Problem in Business Growth and Inflation
The article argues rising costs pressure sales and that the answer lies in higher production per worker and per unit space. It emphasizes management and engineering over blame for recessions and notes ongoing methods improving efficiency, urging a positive, proactive approach to long term profitability.
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Brazil
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