Action Name of the Game in TVs New Batch of Westerns
AP television critic surveys the new westerns on air. The rosters include Cimarron Strip The Virginian Hondo High Chaparral Mundee and the Culhane The Legend of Custer Wild Wild West and Rango Each aims for action drama and character driven plots while eschewing comic tone and sentimentality The piece notes stunts and doubles remain common and questions the focus on violence over heroism
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Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
U.S
Dodge City
Marshal Dillon
NBC
ABC
Ralph Taeger
Arizona Territory
Shane
David Dortort
Cartwrights
Nevada
Tucson
Mundee
Culhane
CBS
Custer
Little Big Horn
Rounders
Rango
West
Appalachian peach demand remains strong Aug period
Federal State Market News Service reports continued strong demand for Appalachian peaches during Aug 9-15 amid adequate moisture and good quality. Heavier unloads from Michigan and Illinois noted in eastern markets due to short Appalachian crop with prices paid at ship point for varieties including Redhaven Blakes Red globes and Elberta. Michigan harvest nearing completion as Fairhaven and Ridhaven expected to peak this week.
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Federal State Market News Service
Appalachian
Michigan
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Martinsburg- Winchester
Virginia
F.O.B
U.S
Redhaven
Washington
Elberta
Halehavens
Fairhaven
Ridhaven
Abigails Dear Abby letters on a teen worries and marital roles
A reader aged about 12 or 13 asks how to handle a disturbing book she found, Abby cautions against judging morality by a single reading, and urges not to tell her mother. Other letters debate wives keeping husbands’ clothes in shape, and a grandmother asks about assisting a daughter-in-law while her son and wife separate. Abby invites responses and a booklet offer.
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Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-M. Y. News Synd., Inc
Abby
Silver Certificates Rise in Value Across Markets
The AP report notes silver certificates trade well above face value with premiums up to 30 percent. Dealers now pay about $1.25 per $1 certificate, while silver sells at $1.70 an ounce. redemption is limited to New York and San Francisco assay offices, often in silver granules, making large-scale swaps impractical for individuals.
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John Cunniff
New York
U.S
Federal
San Francisco
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Uaited Posters Syndicate, Inc
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Netherlands
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France
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