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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
2
A stern officer questions a private after a confrontation about calling the sergeant a liar. The private admits he did not insult the sergeant in that way, though he acknowledges slipping up in his recollection of details.
A doctor bluntly remarks to a sick man that he will remember when it is time to settle the bill. The exchange unfolds as the patient contemplates treatment costs and care.
A brief report notes a morning altercation described as a tussle ending in a draw. No injuries or official charges are mentioned and details remain unclear.
A dialogue reports an electrician instructing a helper to touch live wires to identify them. The helper felt nothing, prompting the warning to avoid touching exposed conductors and the risk of electric shock.
A boss chides Jones for chronic lateness and Jones explains his habit of not watching the clock at work has made him lose the habit at home. The exchange highlights workplace timing and discipline with humorous wording.
A witty exchange features two diners, one confusing a ladle for a companion and the other clarifying it was a knife, delivering a comic clash over misheard supper company. The playful banter highlights a lighthearted, domestic miscommunication.
Herbert Marshall returns to radio in The Man Called X starting June 18 for 14 weeks replacing the Bob Hope show. Leon Belasco again aids Mr X. Screen tests sent to Australia. a comedian test offered 150 weekly but fell through. Richard Long to star alongside Loretta Young in The Stranger for International RKO.
In a scene from Duel in the Sun Gregory Peck jokes that his neck has become famous since appearing in Spellbound with Ingrid Bergman. A photographer captured only the back of his head, prompting the quip about recognition.
Film gossip notes Peggy Cummins faced setbacks from Forever Amber to Bob Son of Battle cancellation. Reports say her casting as the daughter in The Late George Apley seems ill fitting as an Irish girl among a rigid Bostonian family, despite Eleanor Apley finally breaking away.
Shirley Temple will star in David O. Selznick’s What Every Young Bride Should Know after finishing her lead role with Cary Grant in The Bachelor and the Bobbysoxer. The project follows her current success and marks another major screen collaboration.
Insiders claim Fielden Farrington exposes radio figures under new names in The Big Noise. The author notes CBS announcer Farrington fronts The Romance of Helen Trent and The Armstrong Theater of Today. Barbara Bel Geddes set for screen debut in A Time to Kill under RKO contract.
A unique quiz program called Right Down Your Alley aired on American Broadcasting and kept contestants bowling in a regulation alley to win prizes. After nine Sundays on the air a sponsor joined the show, boosting its prize potential and extending its run.
Lanny Ross fans recall his early apprenticeship as a merchant while Ron Rawson of Life Can Be Beautiful plans a busman's holiday ahead of the current tour. Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour will co star in The Private Eye produced by Hope Enterprises Inc.
A 24 year old office girl plans a June church wedding to Dick in Illinois while haunted by a past romance with Archie. The writer urges Roberta to abandon nostalgia, embrace a devoted husband, and confront the unlikely return of Archie, suggesting Dick invite Archie for a trial visit to test loyalties.
Roberta seeks Miss Norris's advice as she prepares to marry Dick though she cannot forget Archie her first love. Archie was unambitious but the memory haunts her even with a prosperous fiancé, inheritance and California honeymoon ahead.
The Parm ly Foundation for Auditory Research funds a new 18 by 20 foot sound chamber at Illinois Institute of Technology. Fiberglass spikes line the four walls to absorb noise, the room rests on rubber pads on concrete piers, and the whole structure weighs about 40 tons.
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