10 Oct 1946
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1946
Page
1
Virginia Vale at O Brien notes the producer plans his last project after finishing co producing Crack Up with Claire Trevor and Herbert Marshall. He reflects on losing friends and explains his move toward acting and lecturing at a museum in the film’s plot.
In the Caribbean Dick Jordan discovers a drifting schooner with Captain Bedford and his daughter Rose aboard. Tom and pirates try to seize the vessel but Rose and Dick repel them. nighttime capture by Tuca follows with a treasure hunt and a bargain that reshapes their fate.
On the schooner, Captain Tucu accuses Dick and Rose Bedford of hiding treasure while threatening torture and a possible torching of the ship. Dick deflects and insists Rose knows nothing, but the captain insists on one last probe as tension peaks aboard the vessel.
Dick escapes a gale and pirates by leaping overboard and clinging to wreckage. He reaches the deck of a derelict schooner where Rose and her father are aboard under tense watch. A Carib pirate lies slain or incapacitated at the cabin threshold as the rescue unfolds amid rising seas.
In a cabin a violent fight ends when Dick overpowers a Carib but is worn by earlier effort. Rose is pinned as he wrestles the aggressor in a deadly embrace. A sudden crash interrupts the scene with the escape left to be continued.
Grantland Rice surveys the 1948 college campaign highlighting key dates from October through November. Army versus Michigan, Georgia versus Oklahoma A and M, and Notre Dame against Army loom as pivotal. Baseball season notes include the Cardinals Dodgers pennant race and Ted Williams contending for batting crowns with Musial.
A corner fitting dressing table with a triple mirror solves seeing the back of a new hairstyle. Easy to build from a 36 inch square of plywood, providing an overhead shelf. Described in SEWING Book 8 with illustrated instructions and over thirty other methods.
Journalist Heywood Broun and Alexander Woollcott shared mutual respect. At a party a friend claimed Woollcott praised Broun as the greatest columnist, to which Broun replied that he thought Woollcott the smartest of the Alecs.
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