11 Jul 1946
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1946
Page
1
Virginia Vale reports Arlene Dietrich will star in her first postwar American film, Golden Earrings, with Ray Milland as co star under director Mitchell Leisen. The piece notes her wartime service and suggests she deserves the best.
A collage of Hollywood notes tracks Marlene Dietrich arriving from France between July 25 and August 1, Yolanda Fordes novel adaptation "Golden Ear rings," Edward G. Robinson in "No Trespassing" with a wooden leg mishap, Ann Dvorak as a foreign correspondent and wife in "Bel Ami," Rickey Jordan debuting in "Beat the Band," Bette Davis in "A Stolen Life" with on-set storms at Laguna Beach, John Wayne leading "The Angel and the Outlaw" on location to Sedona, and Republic testing singers for Nelson Eddy's "Russian River" while Gene Autry begins "Sioux City Sue." ODDS AND ENDS note social imitation, Tommy Riggs' early ambitions, and Lao Stokowski arranging a Hollywood Bowl concert cue for July 28.
Deputy Jim Donne joins Sheriff Bam Flick to pursue a desert train robbery gang led by a girl, daughter of rancher Pro Alvaro. Star La Rue accuses the Alvaro girl as rustling increases, a special train is sent to the desert site in San Loreto county, Jim doubts the leader, and heat and thirst beset his trek on foot.
Doane, tracking a band north from Sand Wells, is bitten by a rattlesnake, runs dry on water, and staggers toward Sand Wells as a caravan of vaqueros led by Pedro Salvador and a persistent young woman search the desert. Doane’s will keeps him moving, but a misread compass and a brutal water hole plot leave him near death before rescue. The group debates helping the outlaw party, while Doane awakens to a hospital room and the constant cry for water.
A guide encourages eating outdoors weekly, stressing simple planning and minimal fuss. It suggests finger foods like chicken, whole fruits, and easy desserts. A potato salad recipe uses sausage, potatoes, onion, vinegar, sugar and salt, with steps for cooking and serving.
Nut bread with orange marmalade currant jelly and lemon rind cream cheese offers a tangy spread. Date paste with cottage cheese on raisin bread makes a tasty filling. Cucumber with mayo onion juice on white bread, cottage cheese with nuts olives and carrots, and olives rolled in oil aid a glossy picnic. Sweet gelatin desserts suit feminine luncheons.
A vintage menu outlines fried chicken with various coatings and loaf options, plus a chicken loaf recipe, tonic salad with cabbage carrot apple pepper and onion, and a hot milk cake with chocolate frosting. It notes serving suggestions for picnics and froze the items safely for transport.
Easy to do cable stitch rug and matching seat cover described. Suggests using rug cotton or old stockings for a durable, affordable rug suitable for bedroom or bathroom.
Harness horse racing, long a rural county fair staple, shows surprising growth in the United States. Postwar 1946 meets rise to about 1,100 from 850, attendance grows to 20 million, and purses double from 2 million to 4 million compared with 1940.
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