Brainy 'Possum Hound Outwits County Jewel Thief
Billy Rose recounts a Sequatchie county tale where Lem Albright's brainy hound Einstein helps catch a thief at a smoked ham supper and square dance. The sheriff stages a test by letting people scratch the hound's belly, and a farmhand is identified as the culprit.
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Brainy ‘Possum Hound
Sequatchie County
Billy Rose
Lem Albright
Lem
Hinstein
Sequatchie
Einstein
Echoes of Faith and a Hound in a Small Town
A reflective meditation on hearing God in pain and helping others, paired with a rough social vignette. A sheriff and a storyteller recount a clever tailing of a thief using a dog named Einstein and a staged clue, yielding a quiet town success. The piece blends devotion and everyday mystery with regional flavor.
Janice Meets Mysterious Visitor on Farm Vacation
Janice Burdon clashes with Aunt Bertha over a tall blue eyed youth named Phil who appears at the farm for two weeks. He suits her aunt, but the pair bond as Phil works in the orchard, dreaming of planting apple trees while Janice adjusts from city life to country labor and surprises.
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Aunt Bertha
Bertha
Phil
Land Sakes
The Threesome On Vacation Ends In Quiet Departure
A narrator recounts a sun soaked vacation with Phil, a self described lawyer, featuring farm talk, pruning clippers, tennis, swims, and a Mount Carter sunset. On the second Saturday they climbed Mount Carter again, shared a silent moment after a blood red sunset, and Phil remarking that the two week trip has ended as their vacation concludes.
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Bertha
Mount Carter
Phil
End to nice things hints at apple venture plan
A city girl agrees to stay as a hopeful grower and partner with Auntie in an apple venture. Phil reveals he is not a successful lawyer and proposes a threesome to share life and risks. Janice offers her roadster for $500 to buy apple trees and ease loneliness, as they discuss their budding plan.
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Janice
Phil
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Last Week's 44 Mass Floating Ice 45 Ireland 47 Varying Weight
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Idas Ida Lupino allies share bold film paths and fame
Mezz, Ally Forrest, and Keefe Brasselle praise Ida Lupino for shaping careers in Not Wanted and Never Fear. Sally and Keefe sign long MGM contracts after early Metro stints. Jane Greer pivots from opera to film. Donn Greer becomes a commercial artist. James Stewart takes a supporting turn in Winchester 73. Rick Jason loses Luis Bello to age. Broadway debut secures Columbia deal. John Derek and Diana Lynn star in Rogues of Sherwood Forest with armored breastplates by Columbia armorers.
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Ida Lupino
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Eagle Lion
Sally
Metro
Keefe
Paramount
New York
M-G-M
Jane Greer
Donn
Jane
RKO
Lizabeth Scott
U.S. Army Air Forces
Columbia Armorers
John Derek
Diana Lynn
Rogues of
Sherwood Forest
Record Throngs Eager to Hear 'Noisiest' Band
Hollywood reports Spike Jones and his comic orchestra drawing large crowds and high earnings on tour. In 1948 the act grossed over a million dollars from 125 one night stands. Jones commands top pay, travels by chartered train, and employs a large touring crew while blending classical tunes with raucous sound effects. Notable fans include conductors Fiedler and Stokowski.
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Spike
Quiz Qs and Answers Index Card
Questions and answers cover topics from fashion history to aviation and geography. Notable items include Marlene Dietrich, sedition definition, 1846 1848 Mexican boundary context, dog perspiration sites, co-pilot duties, Martin Van Buren born citizen status, Empire State Building versus Great Pyramid heights, and platinum versus gold weights.
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Egypt
Marlene Dietrich
Mexico
Texas
Martin van Buren
Empire State Building
Great Pyramid
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