Three Dimensional Movies In View But Funds Block Real Use
Hollywood reports that a veteran cameraman Joe Valentine devised a prism system to create depth in films. No studio will fund the project, despite potential gains similar to sound. The system would cost about 500 dollars to install per theater, but could restore audience appeal and realism to the screen.
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Hollywood
Lana Turner
Joe Valentine
Movieland
Valentine
Joan of Arc
Humphrey Bogart
Miss Turner
Star hitters to watch as 1949 season opens
The piece highlights Musial Williams Boudreau and Bearden as top batters and pitchers to watch in 1949. It notes Musial Williams and Mize Kiner as leading home run candidates, with DiMaggio hampered by a heel and Sid Gordon emerging with early power. It treats Breechen Newhouser Sain Raschi among top pitchers and forecasts a lively race for home runs and pitching wins.
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Stan Musial
Lou Bourdreau
Ted Williars
Rs S Gip
Harry Brecheen
Gene Bear*den
Ralph ‘Kiner
Johnny Oyun
Mize
Larry
Yogi
Berra
Joe DiMaggio
Musial
Williams
Boudreau
Cleveland Pilot
Lou
Cleveland Star
Wiliams
Cardinal
Harry Breechen
Gene Bearden
Breecen
Bearden
Johnny Sain
Star
Hal Newhouser
Newhouser
Red Sox
Indians
Sam
Vic Raschi
Brethren
Lemon
Johnny Mize
Ralph Kiner
Joe DiMaggio Poe
Eddie Dyer
Stan
Ted Williams
Kiner
Sid Gordon
Giants
Gordon
Babe Ruth
Silence Lab Tests by Army Signal Corps Engineers
Fort Monmouth New Jersey army researchers report 30 minutes of absolute silence in a new silent chamber. Tests reveal psychological effects as engineers measure noise from field equipment to prevent soldier detection. The wedge fiberglass walls and grounded shield create complete stillness though radio broadcasts sound dull in the chamber.
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Signal Corps
Army
Kentucky Establishes Money Laundering Wash at ABC
In Frankfort Kentucky officials at the Alcoholic Beverage Control board cooled a coin influx from Bell county liquor joints. Twenty seven slot machines yielded coins then cleaned in hot soapy water by ABC field agents director W Orbie Mitchell. Amounts estimated 1200 to 1500 dollars. Weighed about 75 pounds. Funds to go to the general fund.
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Frankfort
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Bell County
W. Orbie Mitchell
A.B.C
U. S
O.P.A
Mitchell
General Fund
FIRST AID TO THE AILING HOUSE
The article advises against using water on recently varnished hardwood floors. Use special wood floor cleaners or wipe with cloths damp with turpentine. Start by removing loose dust, then proceed with approved products or turpentine as recommended by a hardware dealer.
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Tom Grecory
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Bnet Perse
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Kentucky
Roger G. Whitman
Platte
Boas
CBS Network
Fleischmann
Firestone
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