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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1949
Page
8
The piece argues for expanded programs in cooking, menu planning, restaurant operation, and hotel management at Yale and other schools. It mocks current restaurant workers, calls for a dedicated college for chefs, dietitians, and menu planners, and notes deficiencies in American dining and hotel service amid lively asides about real estate chatter and a Hialeah event.
Airline executives recall 1948 as a year of odd freight with parrots, goats, lions, dogs, chicks, and chimps shipped by air. Stories tell of a parrot refusing to fly, a dog birth midflight, and a flying Noahs ark of creatures and goods. cargo handlers note growing range of items including human eyes and iron lungs.
CBS producer director Engelbach is lauded by Joan Fontaine Irene Dunne Gregory Peck and others for extracting standout performances from actors who might disappoint. Fontaine requested him direct her next project Peck weighed Lincoln typecasting yet joined The Prairie Years under his guidance. Willard Waterman will play Bing Crosby’s brother-in-law in Riding High and Betty Gerson will star in an unspecified Republic film.
In a tense scene a couple, Elen and Andy, argue over ambition while living in Hyville. Andy contemplates reenlisting, avoids work, and becomes increasingly lax as Helen accuses him of laziness. A soap contest distracts him, but his stubborn pace persists.
Magic Month boasts pride and a sudden windfall when Andy learns he did not win the five hundred dollars. A telegram follows the radio program reveal as Helen consoles him and the couple reconcile. The scene ends with plans for marriage and a new job in mechanics.
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Bluebird themed embroidery patterns for kitchen towels appeal to children and crafters. Pattern 676 includes six motifs sized 54 by 7 inches and costs 20 cents each. Also available are illustrations of new designs for 15 cents, with guidance for beginners and experts in crochet knitting and embroidery.
Osceola, famed Seminole leader who died in 1838 at Fort Moultrie, still lacks a burial site in his homeland. Efforts to return his bones to Collier County Florida gain momentum as Seminole survivors honor him as a national figure.
Joseph Motyka, 46, of 115 Mott Street, burglarized a Brooklyn home then sat with whisky and watched television, refusing to flee as police arrived. He said he spent most of Tuesday night in Bowery taverns watching wrestling and sports on bar TVs. He could not recall how he reached Motyka.
William Meinholz of Dane County Wisconsin increased Ladino seed yield by one third after applying 40 pounds of 5 percent DDT per acre. He found dusting superior to spraying one pound DDT per 100 gallons of water per acre. Henry Perry of Jefferson County also reported a 76 percent yield increase in red clover with spray DDT.
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