Army Pals Create Second Musical Bonanza in Theater
Boston reports Army friends Geor Garvin and Are Taylor, who met during service, penned the musical comedy Bonanza after winning 1945 War Writer Board prize with Nothing in Common. Garvin, a Boston University music college senior, and Taylor, an Amherst College English student, unveil a new show.
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Boston
U.P
Geor A. Garvin
Are Taylor
Wiiter Board
Garvin
Boston University Music College
Taylor
Amherst College
Hadacol Promises Relief From Rheumatic Aches
Poole from Atlanta reports long illness since 1937 with rheumatic pains. After a shortWalk recovery started Hadacol, now on tenth bottle, claims ongoing improvement and ability to work. The ad touts Hadacol as a health-building remedy with B vitamins and minerals, offered in trial and larger sizes.
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Poole
Atlanta Borgia
Hadacol
District Clerk Ben Smith Seeks Re election in Potter County
Ben Smith announces his candidacy for re election as Potter County district clerk subject to the Democratic primary in July. He says he has strived to provide good service and values the support and cooperation of Potter County residents.
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Ben Smith
Potter County
Adventures in Good Eating at Home Recipe by Duncan Hines
Dessert instructions describe making Chicken a la Wales ki with vege table flavors. Two servings use spring chicken slowly simmered in broth with carrot onion parsley thyme bay clove pepper. Return chicken, brown in butter, prepare a sauce with butter flour broth wine and egg yolk cream, add mushrooms, lemon juice, and serve with gravy.
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Los Altos
California
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Dublin pair win inkstands and pens in Eire cocktail contest
Christopher O'Connor and George Buller of Dublin won mounted inkstands and fountain pens in Eire's cocktail contest staged by the Bar Tenders' Guild.
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Christopher O’connor
George Buller
Dublin
Bar Tenders’ Guild
Portuguese Ships Granted Passenger Duty Between Metropoles and Colonies
A new regulation restricts passenger carriage to Portuguese vessels only, applying to travel between Portugal and its colonies. The policy aims to consolidate maritime control and ensure compliance with imperial trade rules.
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Portugal
Death request looms in Orange rape case
Paul Lafleur a 30 year old ex convict faces trial on charges of raping a high school girl in a rice field near Orange on December 3. Prosecutors seek the death penalty while defense seeks acquittal and a venue change. Lafleur also faces robbery with firearms and assault with intent to murder charges.
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Orange
Paul Lafleur
Here
W. E. Lea
Orange County
John O. Young
Lafleur
Young
Bristol, Tenn
Dee
Lea
F. W. Hustmyre
Don Holsapple
Dentists Hear National Nutrition Lecture by Telephone
Amarillo Dental Society members will listen to a University of Illinois nutrition lecture this evening. The program, part of a nationwide series, links 161 dental societies across 41 states and Canada, in what officials call the largest wire circuit of its kind. Dr Isaac Schour will moderate with five other scientists joining the panel, including researchers who studied nutrition’s dental effects during wartime Italy.
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Amarillo Dental Society
University of Illinois
States
Canada
Chicago
Isaac Schour
Italy
Edgards. Gor
Has Book of Poems Published Last line becomes title
Anne Dodson Buck of Santa Monica California has published a new poetry book titled This Was April from Exposition Press New York. The poems were written in Texas during 1941 and 1942 and the author describes herself as a leisure traveler who knows the country intimately.
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Plainview
Anne Dodson Buck
Prominent researchers named from multiple universities
Don of the University of Wisconsin, Dr. Hermann Becks of the University of California, Dr. Dorothea F. Radusch of the University of Minnesota, and Drs. Otto A. Bessey and eer Massler of the University of Illinois are listed among contributors or affiliated scholars.
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Don
University of Wisconsin
Hermann Becks
University of California
Dorothea F. Radusch
University of Minnesota
Otto A. Bessey
Eer Massler
University of Illinois
Move Over Questions in Emily Post Column
Readers discuss courtesy at the cinema and seating for spouses. Emily Post addresses moving for a short person audience member and explains why a polite explanation can avert offense. The column also covers boutonniere etiquette for wedding families and thank you notes for baby showers.
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Mrs. Post
Mme Chiang Vows Battle to Finish
Mme Chiang Kai shek vows China will fight Communists to the last bullet and propaganda, pledging guerilla warfare and an uprising. She heads for home as Chinese Nationalists pledge to battle Reds until victory.
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Mme. Chiang
New York
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Nationalist Leader’s Wife to Leave US for Formosa
In a radio speech yesterday Mme Chiang Kai-shek stated she will depart the United States this week for Formosa. A 2000 pound man eating shark was landed by J Wes sels of Gansbaai South Africa. The shark contained two large gray sharks in its stomach and its 200 pounds of liver were sold for vitamins.
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Mme. Chiang
United States
Formosa
J. Wessels
Gansbaai
South Africa
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