Carnival rigged games under Tucson raid prompts reforms
Carnival owner Eugene Love agreed in a Tucson Superior Court session to adjust games at Moonlight Madness at E 2nd Street and Alvernon Way to ensure fair play. Six carnival workers face charges. police accuse games of favoring luck over skill, with an injunction against rigged play.
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Tucson
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Curly” Cooke
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Marks
Consumer Fraud Division
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Cooke
Carnival
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Tucson Citizen
Crosby widow recalls Bing with quiet grace at Hillsborough
Kathryn Crosby spoke of Bing Crosby's death on a Madrid golf course as she returned from San Francisco. She described him as a simple man praised for song, and shared plans for a modest funeral, family memories, and a Christmas show. Her son Nathaniel accompanied her at the press conference.
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Calif
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Bing
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Crosby
Las Vegas
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London
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Imprompu
San Diego
Mrs. Crosby
Crosby in good health no heart trouble says physician
Burlingame California report states Bing Crosby showed no heart symptoms and normal blood pressure after a hospital stay for a back injury. Dr. Stanley Hanfling noted Crosby remained active and cared for his health, with a prior lung abscess treated after a safari. Crosby left hospital April 5 singing and eager to resume activities.
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Hansling
Road to Fountain of Youth dead ends with star's death
Crosby died of a heart attack in Madrid ending plans for The Road to the Fountain of Youth reunion with Hope and Lamour. The seven Road films began with The Road to Singapore in 1940 and concluded with The Road to Hong Kong in 1962. Hope spoke of the project's potential, with plans to include leading ladies from previous films and new songs.
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Bing Crosby’s White Christmas Tops His Long List Of Hits
Los Angeles AP reports Bing Crosby recorded about 850 songs from 1931 to 1957. White Christmas was his favorite and among the biggest selling records of all time, with RCA noting 39 116 000 copies sold through last year. Crosby’s other major hits include One More Chance Goodnight Sweetheart Where the Blue of the Night Meets the Gold of the Day Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams Sweet Leilani Ol Man River Dream a Little Dream of Me and Swinging on a Star among Billboard No 1 songs.
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Bing Crosby
Crosby
Leilani
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