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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1946
Page
7
Advice for parents on packing nutritious school lunches. Emphasizes one third of daily calories from lunch, variety in bread types, and appealing fillings. Includes recipes for prune and orange nut breads and multiple sandwich ideas with flavorful spreads and fillings.
Ly nn S ays serve mixed grills to tempt the appetite with fruit vegetables and meat broiled together. Intriguing combinations include beef fillets with mushroom caps tomato slices and butter, lamb chops with kidneys bacon pork sage and pineapple slices, ham wrapped peaches and other pairings.
The menu features beef short ribs with vegetables and peach salad alongside browned potatoes date bread grape chiffon pie and a beverage selection for the meal service.
A satirical dialogue portrays a psychiatrist asking the world about past trauma to explain behavior. The world recalls childhood bruises, violence, and strict upbringing, noting early misdeeds like handling gunpowder and poison gas and fears of a ruinous fate.
A psychiatric program promises rapid improvement for a patient by unconventional methods. The plan urges him to shed inhibitions, embrace self mastery, and attend weekly sessions, amid wartime context.
Excerpts honor WWII heroes from Guadalcanal and Tanembogo as they question lofty rhetoric and the price paid for war. A separate notice features a young woman's job ambitions abroad and a local contest winner in chicken production, plus a quip about potatoes and chicken pie.
Old time fans mock the OPA for raising bread prices after authorizing a smaller loaf. The column notes economist John R. Steelman resisting another lumber wage raise with the quip knots to you while proposing a detective agency to guard bread boxes.
Virginia Vale notes the film The Outlaw has broken records and made Jane Russell a familiar name. She is praised for acting effort and devotion to her husband, a football player, but warns the sensational ads distort her image and risk harming her long term career.
Republic Productions aims to rebrand star Wild Bill Elliott as William Elliott with a bold publicity drive. A half million dollars funds the campaign as Elliott, already under two million dollar contracts for In Old Sacramento and The Plainsman and the Lady, moves to a three-film yearly slate with fifteen million dollars allocated for new productions.
Columbia plans a three dimensional technicolor sequence in Jolson's Story hailed by technicians as the best effect yet for motion pictures. The innovation is said to surpass any achieved in animated cartoons by artists rather than camera men.
Mrs Bettie-Sue Smith of Uvalde Texas journeyed to Hollywood to watch her daughter Dale Evans in My Pal Trigger. She planned the trip after learning the film shown in Uvalde would let her see Dale again despite Evans busy schedule.
Roy Rogers Pat Buttram Dale Evans Gabby Hayes and the Sons of the Pioneers join Country Washburn and his orchestra for a new NBC air show replacing the National Barn Dance after 14 years of sponsors switching to the program.
Dee Engelbach, CBS producer director, says listeners prefer fresh voices in supporting parts and auditions new actors weekly. Ira Grosel, a former soldier, won an Award role and was later hired for the Dick Powell film Johnny O'Clock.
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century debuts September 30 as a Monday through Friday serial from 4 45 to 5 00 P M EST. The show had been off the air since 1935. House of Mystery returns October 6 on Sunday afternoons.
Sydney Smith of CBS Richard Lawless hires Vivi Janiss as the new leading lady arriving from Hollywood. Janiss, a blonde five feet three inch actress from Omaha Nebraska, joins the NY production after recent arrival.
Frank Turner tours towns in Nevada and northern California with over 10 000 residents to select a suitable average locale for Robert Riskin and James Stewart in the RKO picture Magic Town. The project plans five weeks of filming in the chosen town.
D'Artega makes his acting debut in Carnegie Hall portraying Tschaikowsky and will conduct several orchestral sequences. Viveca Lindfors signed by Warner Bros. wears oversized sunglasses in Hollywood. Patti Clayton, noted for Chiquito Banana, screened by 20th Century Fox. Bob Burns to be featured in a Scientific Farms piece about his farm. Harold Lloyd owns a major bowling alley in Santa Monica.
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