Hollywood notes on wartime stars and new film plans
Western Newspaper Union reports on Keenan Wynn Bob Bracken Walker and Van Johnson in uniform roles while film projects circle their wartime careers. Tommy Dorsey and Kenny Gardner receive upcoming screen placements as Lana Turner Ann Sheridan and Bette Davis are noted for hard work behind the scenes.
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Virginia Vale Obert Walker
Keenan Wynn
Corporal Hargrove
Wynn
Walker
Bob
van Johnson
Huntlywood High School
Lana Turner
Ann Sheridan
Dallas News
Annie
Bette Davis
Ida Lupino
Jennifer Jones
Goblin the White Horse of Gonse Bar Ranch
Mary Chara WLW features Thorner head known as the Goblin, the sole white horse born on Gonse Bar ranch in Wyoming. He grows from an ugly colt to a strong yearling, learns from his grandsire Albino the wild stallion, and later traverses mountains to a valley with wild horses where he again encounters Albino. His mother Fiieka foals prematurely with a veterinarian present.
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Thornerhead
Goblin
Gonse Bar Ranch
Wyoming
Fiieka
Vetere Inarlandn
Thunderhead Rises in the Goose Bar Ranch Quest
On the Goose Bar ranch Rob and Nell guide Flicka and a newborn filly through recovery after a dire foaling. Goblin, the colt, endures fights and fence jumps, gaining a fierce reputation before Ken begins two-year-old training to tame him for racing potential. The saga hints at Thunderhead’s emergence and the ongoing trials of line breeding.
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McLaughlin
Dec
Doc
Ken
Flicka
Gus
Nell
Doe
Howard
Rob
Rob McLaughlin
Banner
Goblin
Thunderhead
Colt
Goose Bar Ranch
Anderson’s unmagic wand meets hard farm reality in 1946
Western Union reports on Mr. Truthan’s foodmaster Anderson amid a mixed crop outlook. Wheat seems favorable while corn prospects falter. labor shortages, limited ships, and ongoing wartime regulation hinder relief. Anderson’s cautious steps aim to stabilize acreage and supply as government constraints persist, leaving him facing a tough agricultural year.
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Washington
Truthan
Anderson
CPA
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Mr. Truman
Florida
Europe
Pacific
Mr. Anderson
Pattern No. 1274 for child sizes jumper and blouse
Pattern No 1274 designed for sizes 3 4 5 6 7 8 years. Size 4 jumper requires 145 yards of 36 or 39 inch material. Blouse requires 144 yards ribbon for lacing.
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Western Newspaper Union
Johnson
Tommy Dorsey
Brother
United Artists
Dorsey
Kenny Gardner
Guy Lombardo
Armed Forces
Kenny
Elaine Lombardo
Guy
Patton
Third Army
Jane Russell
Hunt Stromberg
Jane
Oregon
Westlake School For Girls
Shirley Temple
Pacific Northwest
Laraine Day
Hollywood
Cary Grant
Deanna Durbin
Lou Costello
Alice Faye
Mutual
Dan Seymour
Eileen Farrell
South America
Ralph Bell
Broadway
Dick Powell
Mary Chara
WLW
Aittle Hollow
Pau
Mallon UI
South Wells
Chicago
St. Jane
Jdc
St. Joseph
Homa
Londonderry
Eveready
Everea
Aya LeeLee
Lewnerh
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