Trains Turn Into Theaters At Big City Stations
In a lighthearted complaint about major railroad hubs, passengers report crowded information booths, noisy ballpark broadcasts, and trains playing host to entertainment. A father and son discuss currency issues as they observe delays and dialogue among staff, revealing commuter frustrations and humorous exchanges.
Sammy Kaye and radio swing set national pace in air shows
Sammy Kaye, once a civil engineering student, formed a college band and kept it together after graduation. His Sunday Serenade and So You Want to Lead a Band airs on ABC with crisp pop songs. He plans a new show later this year as his success grows. Mary is crowned Queen for a Day, followed by Betty and Alice among others. RKO to produce Two Tickets to Broadway on a large scale. Ralph Edwards named Mr Celebritie in a tie industry award ceremony for 1,200 manufacturers.
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Bob Hope
Sheriff Vic Stuart Surprises Valley Cattle Rustlers
In Roaring River Valley the new deputy Vic Stuart arrives to calm ranchers led by Mark Raoul and Rex Rupert. He proves his bold methods by discovering a hidden valley with a large cattle herd and leading a decisive assault on rustlers, breaking their resistance and scattering their gang.
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Roaring River Valley
Paradise
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Arizona
Rex Rupert
Mark
Vic Stuart
Committee of Welcome
Rex
Vic
Kaoul
Rustlers expose Raoul as leader in Roaring River pursuit
The scene unfolds with Rex and his riders unmasking Mark Raoul, revealing him as the rustlers’ leader. Vic boasts his expertise with a forked hazel stick to locate water as the group reflects on the danger and wit of their plan along the river.
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Rex
Mark Raoul
Vic
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Puzzle clues span across and down items with numerous misspellings and garbled phrases. Entries include animals plants celestial terms languages and occupations with numeric indices and stray symbols indicating a damaged historical page.
Sailor’s Saint and Village Clues Spark Puzzle
A cryptic-style clue set presents Last Week’s 40 and Subtle emanation 42 along with Sailor’s saint 45 and Village Russ. 46 and Caress 43. Felice. The puzzle item references numbered wordplay hints and a final answer associated with Felice.
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Village
Caress
Felice
Red Delegate Urges U N Accord at United Nations
A Soviet foreign minister Vishinsky arrived in New York urging cooperation at the fourth United Nations general assembly. He said the UN is a serious instrument for peace and security and urged nations to cooperate sincerely under the UN charter. Britain’s pound devaluation sparked mixed reactions as Canada joined the move. The devalue cut the pound from 4.03 to 3.07 dollars, stirring fears among importers about higher home prices and losses on inventory. Some dealers predicted gains for American buyers while others faced looming costs.
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Vishinsky
United Nation
New York
United Nations
Stalin
General Assembly
U.N
Britain
Canada
Fire Prevention Week Urges Farmers to Eliminate Hazards
NFPA highlights fire dangers with October Fire Prevention Week and reports 11 000 deaths last year with over twice as many injuries. A third of victims lived on farms. Structural hazards cause about half of farm fires. steps include wiring checks wetting roofs inspecting heating plants chimneys and installing lightning protection.
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National Fire Protection Association
Association
NFPA
Postwar U.S. industry faces dire stretch with strikes looming
Across coal steel and auto as unions press demands critics blame President Truman for lags in settling disputes. Cyrus Ching reports no progress four days before a strike deadline. Arnold argues long-range air power shifts balance and Russia fears strategic bombers more than armies or navies.
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John J. Lewis
United Automobile Workers Union
Ford Motor Company
U.S
Truman
Cyrus Ching
UAW
Henry H. Arnold
Russia
Strategic Air Force
Stratégic Air Force
Arnold
Siberia
Japan
Germany
Moscow
Arnok
Marshall Plan funds aid Europe in war disease fight
ECA officials in Paris disclosed that Marshall plan support supplied Europe with new laboratory and hospital equipment Penicillin and Streptomycin radium and other medicinal products. The program uses dollars to bolster medical science in the European recovery effort.
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United States
ECA
Paris
Economic Cooperation Administration
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