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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1949
Page
5
Ex veteran Oscar Purkey praises some aims of the Atlantic pact while poking fun at its seriousness. He jokes about phone numbers and jet propulsion, notes mixed reactions from Henry Wallace and Russia, and muses on political friction and travel comforts. He jokes about Alaska taxing single women and ends hopeful the pact may prevent a new war.
A newspaper snippet advertises needlework patterns with playful kitchen towels and knitted winter accessories. It promotes hot iron transfers and pattern No 5379 for kitchen designs and Pattern No 5712 for a crinkly wool set including gloves and an ascot scarf, with prices and mailing details.
SFAGES screens radio on wallis Anatole Litvak and Rouben Mamoulian will judge motion picture synopses for the 100000 award Norman Cor win Arch Oboler and Erik Bar nouw select best radio scripts Plays songs and short stories will be judged by prominent authorities Prizes 2000 1000 and 500 plus up to 70000 in fellowships and productions Write National Fine Arts Award 715 Fifth Ave New York City Entries to be sent to that address Unknowns urged Anatole Litvak known for Sorry Wrong Number and The Snake Pit Wallis signs Joan Fontaine Sept ember to be filmed in Italy Akim Tamiroff John Litel strong in supporting cast Marie Windsor Joanne Dru story notes and Red River casting by Howard Hawks.
Arthur Jordan and Clem Tate plan to test Elsie Lyons curiosity by locking a private office and hiding inside. Elsie, described as 99-44/100 percent curious, is kept from the room as the men await a reaction. The scene ends with both men waiting in the outer corridor.
Clem and Jordan leave the quiet room and discuss Elsie praising her charm. Bluebeard is praised by Clem and Jordan, who admit they enjoy talking more than they expected. They remark Elsie is genuine and note she did not use the key to the lock. Jordan walks toward the elevators.
Tate hurries through a suite and asks Miss Lyons for the locked office key. She apologizes for losing the key after a phone call and finally hands it over, noting she misplaced it in the moment of relaying a message.
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A compact kitchen rack offers convenient storage for small gadgets. No special tools or skill required. materials readily available. Includes step by step directions and numbered illustrations for easy assembly.
A new method to obtain pure uranium compounds from inferior U S ores slashes production costs. In 1941 the price was about 1000 dollars per pound. with the new process the cost drops to about 10 dollars per pound.
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