Walt Disney's Scamp Carry Courtroom Reader's Chrono
A sprawling column notes early morning verve in town with chats about Dr. Wilfred Dudleya, Miss Blue Cross Blue Shield fame, and birthday greetings for local figures. It recounts two bank robberies, a murder trial outcome, and a dawn post office sighting, ending with a cryptic word puzzle and a Plato quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Dudley
Sid O'Connor
John Ellis
Martha Williams
Beverly Terrace
Blue Cross - Blue Shield
Blue
G. Brook Sefton Jr
Container Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Modlin
Thompson & McKinnon Fame
Marjorie
Mercedes Greene
Jim Shawhan
Madison
Ray Westerman
Bill’ Strassner
Anderson Federal
Bill
Wick Barbers
New York
Rockefeller Center
Penn Station
Cay Karasien faces career choice in music and family opposition
Cay Karasien, fresh from a music course, contemplates leaving Chicago to sing with a summer lodge orchestra. Her father opposes but indicates support, while Cay weighs independence against family expectations as she ends engagement with Roger Owen and faces mother’s distant role. The scene includes a tense home talk and hints at a future move to Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia Far
Cay Karasien
Ahe Senda
Day
Cay
Chicago
Roger Owen
Roger
Betty Meyer
Richard Sloan 111
Betty
Hollywood
Europe
Montana
Indiana Prize Steer Bought By Godfrey
A 19 year old Indiana farm wife brought her prize winning Honey Moon steer to Haute with Arthur Godfrey bidding 31050 for it at the International Livestock Exposition. Godfrey may decide its fate while Mrs Secondino awaits payment rumored to be in the mail. The item links to a Chicago grand championship win and a playful parade of locals and visitors in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haute
Ind
Indiana
Arthur Godfrey
Pete Secandino
Chicago
Secondina
Godfrey
Hereford
Cleaning Aluminum Pans and Silver Tips in Old Recipes
Instructions from a vintage guide advise dissolving soda in water, heating to simmer and wash pans to remove grime. It warns against using old brushes on silver to avoid scratching, noting brushes designed for silver are inexpensive and effective.
Clean-up man on prison team hits rival pitcher for a country mile
The piece describes a prison baseball team member who pounded a rival pitcher’s fastball and sped around the bases before the tag at home near the Mexican border. Gene Sherman weighs tact in firing a malingerer in Los Angeles. A Park Avenue scion returns home after a school taunt and answers with a purse blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OE Frisco
Gene Sherman
Los Angeles
Park Avenue
Dasamete
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Household Scrapbook: Decor and Prep Tips
A column offers tidy decor guidance for dining room candles and floral displays noting tall, narrow candles avoid obstructing views and flowers should align in a row. It also shares a paint can trick to avoid long stirring and a simple English mustard recipe with salt and sugar for flavor.
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Benj
Arerest
Empire State
Honey Makers
Crossy Down
Farmer & Letter
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Capital
Switz
Scot
Hit and Lois
MR. Fitch
Heaart
Kerry Urake
Mort Walker
Dick Browne
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Riola
Archie
Bob Montana
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Hiya
Bas. Wilson
MR. Rafe
Buddy
Cala
Mme
Lil Abner
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Scrrouna
Kalil
Mnec
MOREL
Mary Worth
BY Ken Allen
Map
Buz Sawyer
BY Roy Crane
Sawyer
Zorka
Fox
Haval Intelligence
Cyrene
THE
REDS
Ronald Duck
Wcareer
Ty Craig Texxtor
Amok Towner
N. BD
Edgar Herman
New Britain, Conn
Donald R. Steward
Iue
Steward
Max Reicher
Jhe
Wally Falk
Drewrys Falls City
Blatz Parst Iis New
Ted
Jerry Smith
Maco
Arry Mayberrys
Virginia
Arry
Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
Nate
Bob Hardin
Therm
Mike Weiss
Cliff Barr
Dick Dunkin
Bill Moore
Han
Mack McCarel
Hth & Meridian
Ellis Asbury
J. Bayne Burton
Ben Franklin
Bulleti Herald
Chevrolet
Impala
Anderson
Hunter Chevrolet
Meridian
By Bennett Cerf
Bob Barnes
Wrest
Raymond
TauLoust
BuRin
Germany
Edward Sawwosky
Mssell
Lous XIV OF
Franke
Williamts
England
LA Hogue
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