Whistling Pigeons Feature on NBC Program
James P. Howe of Go pher Gulch Ranch Walnut Creek California will have whistling pigeons perform on NBC KGNC broadcast from 11 15 to 11 30 tomorrow morning. Howe a former AP war correspondent and world traveler raises pheasant quail and exotic poultry including Silkies and uses bamboo or gourds to create unique tail whistles. Jane Lee NBC will interview Howe about his transplanted Chinese custom once known in Peking and possibly a lost art.
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James P. Howe
Gopher Gulch Ranch
Walnut Creek
Cal
England
Germany
France
Russia
Poland
China
Japan
Howe
Associated Press
Himalayas
NBC
Howe Ranch
Jane Lee
Peking
Tempting Surprise Dessert Uses Spry To Beat Sugar Shortage
A nostalgic ad style recipe praising Spry as a sugar thrifty fat for baking light fruit desserts. It includes fruit scones and one bowl cakes with steps using Spry, eggs, orange rind, dates or raisins, and baking in a hot oven for crisp, tender results.
Family vows action after manslaughter charge dismissal
Robert Kovacs family spokesman says they may pursue action after Judge Inglis dismissed the manslaughter charge against Imogene Dumas Stevens for shooting Albert Kovacs, a Norfolk sailor, in self defense. Prosecutors and defense noted the evidence supported her claim as Stevens awaits trial on bond.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Albert Kovas
Norfolk
Imogene Dumas Stevens
U. S. Army
G. Ralsey Stevens
Rudy Kovacs
Ernest A. Inglis
Lorin W. Willis
Willis
Kovacs
Balk at Demand Balk at Demand
Tokyo reports the Japanese cabinet balked at Mac Arthur's demand to break up industrial monopolies. The meeting failed to reach a decision with officials citing the move as a foundational shift affecting livelihoods. Foreign Minister Yoshida previously questioned the long term benefits of dissolving the major family trusts Mitsui Mitsubishi and Sumitomo.
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Tokyo
U.P
MacArthur
Shigeru Yoshida
Saibatsu
Mitsui, Mitsubishi
Sumitomo
Japan
Sandie Football Play by Play At AHS Auditorium
Am arillo Odessa game tonight to be heard in the high school auditorium via leased wire with Johnny Lynn providing play by play. KGNC cannot broadcast but arranges auditorium transmission for Sandie fans. Doors open 7 30. game starts 8. No admission charge. principal R B Norman and KGNC cooperate.
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Amarillo-Odessa
KGNC
Johnny Lynn
Sandie
Odessa
R. B. Norman
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Preven Marvere
Jemima
Folger's Coffee
California
Maryland Sweets
Imogene
Columbus
Yee
PAY Cash Grocery
AHS
Pfiping
Browning Blue Print CO
Nanyuan
Here
Govern
Skinner
Shanghai
Washington
Army
Pearl Harbor
AS Food CO
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