I remember when my dad, who was also rather colorful in his language, was categorized by his cardiologist as a “type A personality.” It used to come with the territory. But, this guy was in a league all his own… HERALD EXAMINER – Defense witness yesterday in court battle of “blue-words” was Mrs. Harry Cohn, shown with her husband. He is being sued by film director Charles Vidor, who seeks to break contract with Cohn’s Columbia Pictures. Photo dated: February […]

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