Peppertree Inn ED By Jean Randall
The Bristol family loses their fortune but salvages Peppertree Inn and moves to California to run it. Rosemary faces inn life with aid from Bob Elliot until Kent Standish becomes manager and plans a chain of inns. A robbery disrupts the hotel and Rosemary ends engagement with Kent.
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Kent and Rosemarys Complicated Postponed Engagement
Rosemary faces a tense temporary halt to engagement plans as Mrs Standish urges patience and trust. Kent's mother explains the need for space while Rosemary processing fears a shift in affections and loyalties amid Bob Elliots protective role and a truck accident scare.
Waring trains choral groups and TV stars in singing
Fred Waring, famed for banjo and sax, built a national choir program and a one week course in Schwenectady that draws hundreds of conductors. His radio shows remain top rated as his methods underlie more than 800 glee clubs nationwide.
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Louis Walcott boxing clash looms as June heavyweight title event
The column weighs in on June's boxing spotlight with Louis defending versus Walcott and contemplates a possible retirement. It argues Louis’s conditioning and the ensuing chaos in the division if he wins or loses, while also contrasting eras of champions and noting baseball talk on pitching stamina and the shift from a lively ball to modern power.
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General Store in New York Sells Pigs and Radioactive Gold
In New York City a municipal salvage division runs a so called general store selling surplus city possessions. Items include 500 grams of radioactive gold 165 grams of gold 250 pigs 50 000 cannery two iron lungs two fire engines one ferry boat and other city surplus assets to be sold to bidders.
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Moon Model At Chicago Museum Gains Notable Size
A moon model dating to 1898 at the Chicago Natural History Museum is considered the largest and most elaborate representation of the moon's surface, with an 18 foot diameter and long held as a notable exhibit.
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