Radio and TV lineup highlights defense, dramas, and stars
NBC airs Ayn as the first major network program mixing entertainment with hourly defense updates. Don MacLaughlin returns as David Harding to lead U.S. counter spy drama. Dinah Shore stars in Aaron Slick from Punkin Creek with Alan Young and Robert Merrill. Smiley Burnette records songs. Portia Faces Life salutes Jessie Binford for juvenile protection work. Pine-Thomas Crosswinds cast announced in Tampa.
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Dinah Shore
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Punkin Creek
Alan Young
Robert Merrill
Evans
Livingston
Bogart Bacall to Star in Bold Venture Radio Series
Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall will co star in the transcribed radio series Bold Venture premiering March 26. The title refers to the boat in the show and a finished scene shows Bogart reacting to the boat engines as a sound man provides the roar. Jane Greer, star of The Company She Keeps, is painting bold primitive horse plates for the plate rail in her Brentwood playroom.
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Humphrey Bogart
Lauren Bacall
Boga
Guy Lombardo
Jane Greer
Rko's
Brentwood
Debut at Westlake Girls School Candy Cane Role
Juliet Colman six joins Westlake school for girls in a candy cane part. Her parents the Halls of Ivy Colmans ponder if this marks early fame. Larry Puck of Arthur Godfrey Talent Scouts recalls a comical call when Godfrey said he was calling from a plane 5000 feet above Richmond Virginia.
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Westlake School For Girls
Ivy” Colmans
Larry Puck
Arthur Godfrey
Arthur
Puck
Mars
Godfrey
Richmond
Hollywood Stars and Tours Highlight Spring Season
Jack Bailey announces a Mutual tour of 10 major cities starting in April with a May return to Hollywood. James Stewart signs with Universal-International to star in The Bend of the Snake, a Northwest drama. Gene Nelson takes up painting his newly purchased home as Hollywood stays busy.
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Jack Bailey
Hollywood
James Stewart
Universal-International
Northwest
Gene Nelson
New Jersey Dairyman Uses Brewers Grains as Main Feed
Ernest Fritts and his two sons on a 300 acre farm near Great Meadows feed 60 head of mixed cattle primarily on wet brewers grains. They claim higher butterfat, consistent milk yields, and overall lower costs, with a routine of one heaping bushel per cow at 4 a.m. and 1 p.m. daily.
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Fritts
Great Meadows
N.J
Newark
Ernest Fritts
Mr. Fritts
New Jersey
Cockers Popular with Hunters and Pets
Cockers are the most registered spaniels, praised as friendly pets and companions. The hunting strain is lively, intelligent, and versatile, capable of retrieving Canada geese, with a telltale fast wagging tail signaling birds flushing.
Cats Eat Mice and Rabbits Far More Than Songbirds
Missouri researchers analyzed 41 stomachs from highway killed cats to find 38.1 percent mice and 25.6 percent rabbit in their last meals with no songbirds detected. Rats and mice together accounted for 49.5 percent, while quail were rare and may be threatened by rodent predation.
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Missouri
Wildlife Management Institute
Korschgen
Lean Days for Wildlife Prompt Feeding Support
February and March bring harsh weather that depletes natural food for birds and animals. Sportsmen and conservationists should set up feeding stations and keep them supplied, as wildlife return to familiar spots when fed regularly.
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Mother Nature
Waterfowl Longevity Compared With Upland Birds
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service notes waterfowl live longer than upland birds. In captivity European geese and swans reach 70 to 80 years, ducks 15 to 40. Wild ducks, geese, and swans are shorter lived, though banded ducks reach 18 years and geese swans at least 20.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Safe Frying Fire Tips From Everyday Advice
When fat flares on the stove, cover with salt or a newspaper, and avoid water. Use an empty pot or a colander as a snuffer. For grease sputter, sprinkle salt or flour before adding food to the pan.
Colorado 4 H Girl Marie Dickman Wins Cooking Trophy
Marie Dickman is named Colorado's Outstanding 4 H Girl and Tobin Trophy winner for 4 H cooking. She excelled at the Colorado State Fair with top food competition results and endorses Fleischmann's New Improved Active Dry Yeast for home baking.
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Colorado
Marie Dickman
Fleischmann
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