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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
2
A Western Newspaper Union release presents edible gifts for Christmas with recipes for grape jelly apple marmalade pear conserve lemon honey jelly and more. It advises organizing time and wrapping ideas for children and includes detailed steps for making jars and sterilizing them.
A brief item notes Cora lost her job at a five and ten cent store after failing to recall prices. The memory lapse ended her employment.
A classroom scene erupts as a teacher demands order while a student retorts with a sharp jab about leaving to sleep it off. The exchange highlights tensions in a tense lecture hall and sparks debate over classroom discipline.
In a campaign exchange a candidate states he is against organized labor and hints that opposition fuels his run for public office. He specifies opposition to both organized and unorganized labor.
Betty-I shares a fanciful dream where all the animals used to make her furs stand around her bed. BettyIA quips that a few alley cats are not a real threat.
A lighthearted exchange where a husband jokes that he removes his hat when hearing a joke, and his wife explains it as his way of greeting old acquaintances.
A farmer explains a method to maximize milk output from a small herd for many customers, saying where there is a way there is a solution. The dialogue contrasts tourist interest with practical dairy techniques and resourcefulness.
A classroom exchange has the history teacher asking how many wars Spain fought in the 17th century and a student named Willie answering with seven. The scene shows quick arithmetic in a didactic dialogue about Spain’s conflicts.
A light exchange shows a couple noting timely birthday flowers from each other and sharing appreciation for the gesture. The brief dialogue highlights mutual thoughtfulness and domestic warmth.
Lynn advises going all out with homemade gifts. Create wrapped fruit jars with white cardboard and Christmas stickers, tied with a long ribbon and finished with pine cones. Arrange a basket with fruits nuts and deck it with holly. Use plain boxes for cookies and candies with colorful paper and ribbons.
Report claimed Harpo Marx would speak in Adventures in Casablanca, a false tale said to have stemmed from press agents. David L Loew allegedly offered increasing sums to reveal one six letter word, murder, to honor his silence. Twentieth Century Fox owns Sol Hurok biography rights for potential dramatic treatment.
Olivia de Havilland defied doctors orders to work on To Each His Own after a fever in the South Pacific left her underweight. She recently weighed herself and found she had gained 15 pounds, confirming work agrees with her. Count Frederick Lede bur, seen by Alfred Hitchcock playing polo, is noted as a Nazi officer in Notorious.
The Harvest of Stars radio program returns next summer with Raymond Massey as narrator and Howard Barlow conducting. The show will feature top guest stars, ensuring the high standard remains.
Leo Pape the creator of Little Benny is hired by Walt Disney to work on a story. Carl Carmer is composing a four tale folklore feature for Disney while Aldous Huxley prepares a Disney Alice in Wonderland project.
CBS president William S Paley is awarded the Legion of Merit by Brig Gen Robert McClure for supervising radio broadcasting in North Africa and Italy and later serving as chief of radio at supreme headquarters in London. He joined the army last March as deputy chief of the psychological warfare and information control divisions.
Harry Conover debuts as movie actor in Republics forthcoming Conover Girl. His model agency trained many actresses including Jinx Falkenberg Georgia Carroll and Anita Colby now ready to challenge him in front of the camera.
The March of Time in pictures documents the Frank Strasser trial showing the U S airman murder case and the U S military tribunal. It highlights fair proceedings while noting the ongoing trials of German leaders.
Jean Acker signs with RKO for Lady Luck. Teasie McCarthy teaches the Dionne quintuplets to skate in Suspense. Fibber McGee and Molly lead Hooperatings in evening radio. Ginny Sims plans mountain crest removal for new home. Diana Lynn copies Dorothy Lamour dress from Masquerade in Mexico.
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