Congress Ends Summer Session Locking In Reconversion Issues
Walter Shead reports from Washington that the 79th Congress adjourned for summer recess with gaps in reconversion policy. Major measures like universal employment, social security expansion, and wage reform were postponed, while warning from Mead Committee urged swift action to prevent domestic economic disruption postwar.
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Goblin the white horse of Googe Bar ranch race hopes
Mary Chara Wan recounts Thundere head, known as the Goblin, a white Googe Bar horse from Wyoming. Born misshapen, he grows into a powerful yearling resembling the Albino grandsire. After a near-fatal valley encounter, Ken McLaughlin trains him secretly hoping for a racer. The Goblin surrenders to Ken and travels the prairie with remarkable speed and endurance.
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Thunderhead the colt tests his power and temper at the track
On the Saddle Back range Thunderhead, a tall stallion from Appalachian lines, is trained by Ken Sargent and companions. Nell notes the colt's rare gait and potential while Ken confronts the gelding plan and his own doubts. The day ends with a prepared, tense entry on the half mile oval as they await further training.
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Radio and screen stars on the move in 1940s Hollywood
The piece surveys radio show changes and film圈 shifts. It notes Cecil B. DeMille praise for Gloria Swanson, Ginny Simms moving to Shady Lady radio, Betty Hutton scouting perfumes for overseas troops, and REO’s Policing Germany. It also recalls Dan Duryea’s Broadway memory, Richard Tucker’s NBC air slot, and various industry odds and ends including Gale Storm’s Texas roots and Rhonda Fleming’s Abilene lead.
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Ginny Simms
Charles Coburn
Robert Paige
Jerry Wayne
Richard Tucker
John Charles Thomas
Jan Peerce
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Deanna Durbin
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Ray Millend
Muriel
Gale Storm
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Sonny Tufts
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Rhonda Fleming
Household Hacks From an Old Page
Practical tips for storage and maintenance include refrigerating peanut butter to prevent oil separation, keeping jars upside down until opened, using doorstep hinges to prevent furniture damage, repurposing salt bags as shoe bags, drying and packing shoes for travel, cleaning artificial flowers with salt in a bag, using water to water hanging plants sparingly, and enhancing privacy with painted screens. It also suggests extending window shades to wrap around rollers for easier handling.
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