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dent of the New York City Council and a candidate for mayor against William O'Dwyer; William Herlands, a former investigator of rackets and frauds in New York, and Edwin Lukas, an ex-executive director of the Society for the Prevention of Crime. ...WFBM, 11 a. m,
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‘Springtime for hell have a chance to air part of it on television (WFBMTV, 1:30 p.m, today) on Showtime, U. 8. A.. : In the more than 18 years Horton's been playing the title role in “Springtime for Henry,” he - calculates he’s been before
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. After 18 wards will pay tribute to some of! Edward |filmdom’s |Everett Horton was finally given | stars on his vid [the nod to put his favorite play, €o Truth or ConHenry,” : and .“April Showers” Broadway this season, and now | Lined up for the
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