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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
3
Martha Evans tells Reynolds Alicia was not killed with the knife found. She says the weapon was taken by Martha and Tom from Tom's wife Letty, an invalid patient. Letty’s violence is described, with Martha denying a prior ankle fall.
Miss Martha Evans admits killing Mrs Stevenson after fearing exposure of Letty’s illness and rumors of a hidden affair. She explains how Tom, Letty, and she manipulated the scene to hide the truth, and reveals the knife used in the confrontation. Megan MacTavish and Laurence react as the motive unfolds.
A sermon outlines reverence as essential to worship words and works, with focus on honoring the Lord’s name, truthful speech, ethical conduct, and surrendering self will. It links Exodus 20 and Mark 7 8 to Matthew 6 and Romans 12, urging humility and fidelity to God’s will.
The notice lists lesson topics and scripture passages chosen for July 28 under the International Council of Religious Education. It credits the council and notes use under permission.
Western Newspaper Union reports Virginia Vale on Janet Blair cast as Regina in Columbia's Gallant Journey. Producer William Wellman chose her for the part claiming she looked 11, while Glenn Ford, 19 at start, pairs with her as they film. Claude Rains guards his tweed coat on set and earns a top salary for Caesar and Cleopatra.
Producer Ralph Staub expects about 60 couples in the film showing film players and directors and their spouses married over ten years. Unprejudiced observers caution that Hollywood marriages often end even after a decade.
Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians, with a schedule of six half hour broadcasts weekly, have prepared a special 15 minute program for the Veterans Administration.
Harry Warren notes tunes that are danceable singable and have appealing ideas have good chances for the Hit Parade He mentions Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra could help and adds he is writing music for MGM’s Summer Holiday melody work in progress.
Walter Pigeon joins Claudette Colbert for a jitterbug themed screen routine in The Secret Heart now filming at Metro. The veteran actor known for dignified roles will perform a lively dance sequence alongside Colbert marking a notable shift in his screen image.
The Warner Bros production formerly titled The Secret is retitled Possessed. Joan Crawford headlines with Van Heflin opposite her and Raymond Massey and Joan Chandler in important roles.
Johnny Desmond dispatched a carton of his early records to Princess Elizabeth of England after she requested them. She became a Desmond fan after hearing him with the Glenn Miller Army Air Force Band in Bedford and on the armed forces network.
Meredith Willson has been named to the music advisory committee of the Atwater Kent radio auditions. One of the radio’s oldest institutions, started in 1927, it was discontinued during the war and resumed this year to uncover young talent in singing and musicianship, helping launch many careers.
CBS News report notes Bob Garred may join a one year contract for similar work. A poll flags Frank Sinatra Vaughn Monroe and the King Cole Trio as favored acts in a Bush occupation troupe with a notable vocalist role.
A chair built from hand saw cuts using stock lumber widths. The sides, seat, and back are separate pieces that join with pegs to form a rigid chair. removing the pegs yields four flat pieces suitable for indoor or outdoor use.
A note explains that tins with minor stains can be polished effectively by rubbing with brown paper dampened in vinegar, offering a simple household method.
When washing hollow handled knives avoid leaving them in water too long as prolonged immersion can loosen the handles and weaken the blade connection.
Cut stems regularly and slantwise with a sharp knife under warm running water. Keep the bottom of the stem submerged in water while making the cut to improve water uptake.
Hang towels to dry immediately after use to prevent mildew. Do not leave damp towels in the laundry bag or in a heap on the bathroom floor.
Do not pour hot tea over ice or refrigerate it. Let the tea cool at room temperature first to keep it clear.
To refresh a sour sponge, rub it with fresh lemon juice thoroughly. Rinse several times in lukewarm water until clean and neutralized.
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