Broadway Express Sees Turbulent Tour Rumors and Pop Culture Bits
A chaotic collage from a 1930s era column covers musicians like the Broadway Lights and Tex Boneke on tour dissatisfaction, a controversial 1938 photo scandal, new photogs for charity events, and industry chatter. It notes publishing figures, wartime rumor pieces, and quirky product bits, ending with a mix of celebrity squabbles and public notices.
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GOP Takes Over 80th Congress and Truman Powers Cut
The new Republican controlled House and Senate began amid shifts in leadership. Arthur Vandenberg is Senate president pro tempore, Wallace White Senate majority leader, and Kenneth Wherry party whip. Truman’s wartime powers were curtailed as plans emerged for a broader national emergency framework while border and meat supply issues drew attention.
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Colorful Seminolescling To Ancient Tribal Customs
An eye opening portrait of three Seminole generations living on a Brighton reservation in Florida shows their palmetto chikees, subsistence from cattle and hogs, and rising interest in education and English while retaining customs. Economic shifts since depression and war raised job demand, prompting schools and adaptation without eroding heritage.
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Growth in Electric Utility Service in 1946
The year 1946 marked phenomenal growth in the Valley electric industry with a surge in new customers and a high record in residential electricity consumption. The average residential usage rose to around 1.480 kilowatt hours per customer, while total customers served reached near two thousand, reflecting strong demand and expansion.
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Monroe Auto Equipment marks 30th anniversary
The 30th anniversary of Monroe Auto Equipment, a producer of hydraulic shock absorbers, highlights three decades of growth in the motor vehicle and allied industries. In 1980 the sector’s value exceeded 4 billion, with Monroe boosting output to 18,000 units daily.
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Barbs on palmistry and park life despite crowds
A fragmented aside compares palmistry to distinguishing pepper tree from senator and notes embarrassment in a crowded apartment scene. The speaker laments lack of study yet savors humor and local color of urban life.
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