09 Jun 1949
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
1
Commander John L. Tullis, navy pathologist, reports blood cells resistant to atomic radiation. He says victims with primitive stem cells may recover if treatment starts within a day, with potential regeneration paving a path to recovery for those who survive the initial exposure.
New York report notes German housewives appear ten years older than American peers of the same age due to lack of labor saving devices. Dr. Anna Buehler of Munich and Dr. Gertrude Weismantel of Fulda study in Pratt Institute describe no central heating, no refrigeration, no running water, and cooking with stoves in several rooms. They praise American husbands aiding with chores, contrasting German attitudes toward shared domestic labor.
Japan's theater scene in Tokyo shows no new ideas as Kabuki endures with same casts and audience while musicians offer slight originality. Critics note a lack of living modern theater and absence of top playwrights amid long four to five hour performances and familiar music.
In Fullerton California pilots Bill Barris and Dick Riedel ended six weeks of nonstop flying by powering the endurance record to 1008 hours in the Aeronca plane The Sunkist Lady Both pilots walked away exhausted but composed as families greeted them and about eight thousand residents cheered at the field.
Lou Little proposes college players take babysitting jobs to prove dependability. He guarantees his players will be 100 percent trustworthy. Reactions vary as parents weigh the contrast between football intensity and child care duties.
A reflective piece portrays Grace Nell Crowell shut in by day’s weather and inner longing, then shifts to a lively, humorous meditation on family, football babysitting, and the clash of sports on TV. It blends personal mood with memories of baby sitters, a wind storm, and racing and baseball images. The voice shifts to a fan’s banter about horse racing and a baseball game, ending with praise for a horse named Mike’s Pride.
Inez Gerhard Howard, at 31, tops in a second career as writer and producer of radio shows such as My Friend Irma Life with Luigi and The Private Lives of Eddie and Anne. He also serves as associate director producer and writer for motion pictures. He praises John Lund Dean Martin Jerry Lewis Judy Holliday Gene Kelly Frank Sinatra and others while noting CBS and Paramount hold him under contract.
Kirby meets Polly Hayden and her father after losing a race debt then moves to Florida to start a law career. He buys the famed horse I'm a Runin for 50 000 from Col Stratton, claiming he will quit racing. He heads to the stables for a last farewell as the tale reaches a tense moment.
Hayden argues with his stable boy as ER EYES confronts him about debt and pride. He declares he intends to quit racing, claiming to have run to Colonel Stratton with a bill of sale and a check. Polly recoils as the confrontation unfolds and she watches him depart.
In a tender moment Kirby and a beloved partner discuss future plans. He reassures her of his love and their shared passion for horses, admitting pride in her becoming a respectable lawyer. They dream of owning another horse, as magnificent as I'm-a- Runnin'., reaffirming their mutual affection and horse devotion.
Crossword puzzle clues list across and down with numbered entries and partial hints for a two puzzle set. The page includes multiple clue lines such as Across: 1 A pen, 5 Movable part of a table top, 9 A circle of light, 10 Odd Sept., 11 Capital Fr., 12 Corner, 14 Indefinite article, 15 Over poet, 17 The eye in symbolism, 18 Frozen water, 20 Evening parties, 23 Close by, 25 Metallic rock, 26 Music note, 27 Fraudulent schemes slang, 30 Close to, 32 Girl s nickname, 33 True, 36 Pennies, 39 Present time, 40 High craggy hill, 41 Sweet potato, 43 Exist, 44 Cut, 47 An ungulate CA, 9 Kind of cheese, 50 Metal, 51 Laira, 52 Snares. Down clues include Organ of, 1 Opportunity hearing, 2 Rowing, 21 Anger implement, 22 Soaks flax, 3 Potpourri, 24 Grate, 4 Attitude, 28 Hint nites, 29 Source of, 5 Larva of light eye thread worm of plays, 6 8ea, 31 Decorated eagle as leather, 7 Dispute, 34 Red, 8 Waver breasted, 11 Anguish birds, 13 Relieve, 35 Pitcher, 16 Breeding, 37 Conceit, 38 Glossy colony of surfaced rocks and fabric PUZZLE NO. 2.
A terse quiz clue fragment lists numbers 42 and 46 with brief entries including a female horse for 42 and a kettle for 48. The sparse OCR reads as a crossword or puzzle answer key, offering few readable names or places and no clear event or person to anchor a full summary.
Pretty two piece pattern for girls in sizes 8 10 12 14 16 with a size 10 option. Includes 2 percent yards of fabric with a 39 inch width and a contrasting yardage. Order Spring and Summer FASHION 64 pages for 2.65 dollars to receive the free pattern printed inside the book.
If you build a playhouse for children plan for future use and avoid too small or too large. The illustrated example shows a balanced 12 by 8 feet structure designed as a cozy personal space.
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