02 May 1946
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1946
Page
1
SUE birds like a house in the sun. The west space must be deep and they are particular about the size of the entrance. Robins want a roof but no front on their house, and they prefer shade.
To perfume linens place scented soaps nearby. Store knit garments in drawers to avoid stretching. Avoid placing flowers in drafts to keep them fresh. A hinged bird house on a clothesline post makes a decorative clothespin box. Slip buttons on a wire hairpin, twist ends, store in the button box for quick use.
In a scene of danger and deceit a newcomer claims to be a bookkeeper named John Hintlett but Jane doubts the alias. A bullet wounds Hazlett as Jordan shoots, escapes, and triggers a cattle stampede in which Harlett saves Jim.
Hazlett saves Jane’s brother and stays at Las Palomas while tensions rise between Stenhart and the dangerous John Sherwin. Jane’s trust, Teresa’s caution, and a hidden photograph hint at deeper motives as danger and desire simmer on the ranch in a cliffhanger ending.
Hollywood gossip notes Erle Oberon seeks homely roles after fame as Anne Boleyn with Charles Laughton. Lucille Ball enjoys typing scenes in The Dark Corner. Turhan Bey stars opposite Oberon in Night in Paradise. Harry James shifts to acting with Maureen O Hara. Disney’s Donald Duck and Uncle Remus voices feature in Amos n Andy. John Wayne joins Emerald Bay Yacht Club for quirky memos. ODDS AND ENDS rounds out radio, baking hobbies, and Weismuller’s return to clothes on screen in Swamp Fire.
A New York hotel system records likes of 650,000 guests and bans lobby luggage transfers. Another large hotel uses 83 uniforms, a multilingual staff, and on demand heating in guest rooms.
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