20 Jul 1950
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1950
Page
1
A 1940s era feature stresses voting duties in a series from Good Tilsen. It promotes informed participation, warns against abstaining, and outlines three voting approaches. The piece links civic duty to the American Heritage Foundation and the Freedom Train, noting the booklet can be obtained by sending a small fee to the foundation in New York.
Ette Hutton discusses her two daughters and motherhood as her deepest priority, noting she would sing in night clubs if acting ends. Alan Dale abandons radio for rooftop exits as fans mob him for autographs. Margaret O Briens City Girl project at Columbia is shelved by mutual consent with a one picture deal remaining.
Puzzle lists across and down clues covering common words and names. Entries include multiple definitions and letter counts with errors apparent in OCR formatting. Readable segments indicate standard crossword style with theme terms and general vocabulary.
Mike and Serena struggle with faults and timing in a clever marital misjudgment. He aims to curb her lateness by shaping himself first, while she mocks his plan and reveals their shared trace of perfectionism. They resolve to start over with a mutual understanding.
The column notes modern sports constantly set timing records while criticizing slower, wasteful pacing in games. It cites Dizzy Dean on long matches, Grantland Rice on ballgame times, and legends like Sarazen and Barbasen. It recalls Tom Sharkey and Bob Feller context, and mentions Feller’s wartime service.
A letter to President Truman argues for a 200 acre Washington exposition near the Lincoln Memorial to showcase American freedom against Soviet systems. It suggests exhibits comparing cars, unions, homes, schools, churches, voting booths, and a Mindszenty trial, aiming to demonstrate democratic life. The writer, an advisory director for a California world exposition, offers support and a fee.
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