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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
3
A collage of social witticisms and opinions follows a letter from Garry Davis praising world peace ideas and warning against jeers. The page surveys posters, a gorilla anecdote, Dolly the circus elephant, Hollywood critiques, and FTC actions on cigarette claims. It previews a Vita min C potato and a Harvard forecast of service supermarkets.
The article explains federal and state child labor rules for teens entering the workforce. It covers the Fair Labor Standards Act and Public Contracts Act, minimum ages for various jobs, hazardous work, and new amendments effective January 25. It notes examples of unsafe employment and stresses state laws complement federal standards.
A cautionary note warns that 14 and 15 year olds should not be employed to sweep or roam factory workrooms. It emphasizes risks from experimenting with gadgets and machines and urges parents and employers to limit beginner tasks for young workers.
The piece surveys Derek Stagesso and Broderick Crawford rising to prominence in film and radio roles including Knock on Any Door and All the King's Men. It notes Stagesso's early Hollywood background, industry contracts, a 1948 marriage to Patti Behrs, and upcoming Technicolor Rogues of Sherwood Forest. It also covers radio show Crime Report on KMOX with Hal Stuart, and mentions Bright Daytime Drama infusing fashion cues from several soap operas.
John Broderick, once called Broadway's one man riot squad, protected figures from Jack Dempsey and Queen Marie to President Roosevelt during his NYPD years. RKO plans a film on his career.
Penny Singleton famed for Blondie on Columbia now hosts her own NBC radio program Penny set to debut soon. On location near Douglas Aziz the cast of Brands looked like Mars after a dust storm as Alan Ladd Mona Freeman Charles Bickford and Rudy Mate wore masks to breathe. Tom Tully fell from his horse while Bickford's horse bucked and equipment flew during the chaotic shoot.
Citizens of Marysville stirred into a violent mob during scenes for Lawless directed by Joseph Losey. Extras vandalized property and stormed a newspaper office as director Losey praised the performance. John Shelton will supervise glasses to avoid future take disruptions.
If new shoes rub and threaten blisters on the heel apply adhesive tape strips beforehand to prevent heel irritation.
Mrs. Belle Wallace of Atlanta Georgia reports severe nervousness and stomach trouble. She says after seven bottles of Hadacol she feels relief and would pay for it herself if necessary, and credits Hadacol with greater improvement than prior medicines.
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