20 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
1
A collage of society notes from Broadway and Midtown shows, naming Sonja Hessie in the They Never Learn parade, Louis Calhern and Ingrid Bergman linked to film openings, Victor Borge and Benny Goodman billing, Sugar Chile Robinson earning perfs, and a flurry of celebrity sightings from Times Square to Sardi's.
Jane returns from the cabin as Jim reports phoning the sheriff to come. The chase continues with Sherwin and Stenhart racing ahead. Sherwin confronts his cousin on a cliff, Stenhart topples over a ledge, and a turning point arrives as Sherwin descends by rope.
Sherwin risks his life to haul Stenhart from the abyss after a fall. The lynch posse closes in as Jordan is killed in a thicket. Stenhart is brought to Las Palomas, while Jane endures fear and pride in Sherwin’s courage as a doctor is awaited.
Western Union column previews Kerry Kelly dancing with her father in a Kinsey reel of Anchors Aweigh dances while her sister Sharon McManus shares the Mexican routine. Navy returnee Gene Kelly trains intensively ahead of The Pirate filming with Judy Garland. Johnny Desmond eyes Western stardom and a self-sung vocal quartet. Audrey Totter’s sister quits Hollywood to Joliet after a 5:30am Lady in the Lake schedule. Billy Riley, under 18, follows California schooling on set under legal consent. The Adventures of the Thin Man switches CBS Sundays with Nick and Nora remaining on air, Frank Sinatra plans summer flying with Skitch Henderson, Stor dahl prefers music over flight. Bob Williams recalls a botched line during a Parky’s drama for charity. Gracie Allen quips at a rehearsal. Chili Wills plays Swede in High Barbaree, and My Sister Cileen gears for radio with Lucille Bull. Yoscha Seidel signed by Paramount for orchestral work.
Simple two piece frock with waistline darts and shoulder shirring offers a neat fit for larger figures. Panelled skirt appears slenderizing and graceful. Includes styling options like flower bouquet jabots or dickeys and specifies yardage for 35 inch fabric. Pattern lists sizes 26 33 40 42 44 48 50 with size 38 short sleeves.
Ten trivia questions cover presidential terms ship flags etymology and biology. Topics include cornerstone of the White House radar fish sotto voce meaning burnout attire July naming by a person and the Constitution ship and the youngest U.S. president. Also asks if elephants live hundreds of years.
The list presents varied facts and guesses. It mentions George Washington, the electric eel using a radar like process, speaking in undertones, the color blue, an Arab garment, birth, Julius Caesar, a frigate and ag, Theodore Roosevelt aged 42, and the idea that an elephant is old at seventy five.
An advertisement touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural high fiber laxative food to prevent constipation. It urges daily use with plenty of water, claims potential to reduce future laxative needs, and highlights iron calcium phosphorus vitamins and protein. Made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek and Omaha.
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