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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1950
Page
3
Inez Gerhard profiles Geraldine Brooks and Ruth Roman among a parade of stage and screen figures. The piece notes Brooks avant garde Italy shoot for Volcano with Anna Magnani, plus theatre guilds, Carousel casting at the Met, and Ruth Roman in Spellbound era projects. It highlights shifting careers from stage to screen and radio.
A survey traces Auld Lang Syne from possible early credits to Francis Sempill and Sir Robert Aytoun, noting Burns later immortalized the song. The lyric nostalgia reflects reluctance to leave the past as New Year bells ring and people toast with kindness. A stray line about a husband and pets appears unrelated.
The article notes a Japanese custom where Tokyo is turned into a forest for the first six days of the year. Pine trees and bamboo decorate household gateways with straw ropes symbolizing truth, and plum is highlighted as a cultural emblem.
Irene Dunne has starred in pictures and been on location only twice in San Francisco for I Remember Mama and on a ranch for Never a Dull Moment. Borge will be heard soon on a Mutual five minute times weekly program.
The piece discusses how military draft demands threaten college football in 1951, potentially leaving Army and Navy with the strongest teams. It notes Robbed rosters from graduation and draft losses, high costs to run programs, and the possibility that only elite schools will field competitive teams while others fold or struggle.
Fragmentary report hints Army and Navy football teams will continue in the sport. The text mentions lingering remarks about the game and players, suggesting ongoing competition and focus on football performance.
Salt Water Stuff surveys southern bass fishing deep sea options with charter boats offering tackle and big game prospects. It also covers surf fishing for striped bass and suggests winter prep tips like tinder paraffin, dry matches, and strop care for keeping edges sharp.
Two trees fall flat on a lawn prompting a humorous quest for help. A comical chain of calls ends with a tree surgeon arriving with a ladder and ropes to set them upright while the bill soars, leaving the narrator amused and astonished by the final charge.
Clipped and jumbled text notes that YE GOTHAM BUGLE began charging 25 cents a bag and asks for bids. It mentions headlines about guards at the Army Navy game and multiple stray phrases about Anne and a New York tale, parking signs, Millard Caldwell, and a Pentagon link, all hinting at a chaotic newspaper page.
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