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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1947
Page
10
The FCC rejected CBS petition to move color television from experimental to commercial use. The decision sided with RACA and industry concerns that color needs more field testing before public rollout. The ruling shifts focus back to black and white as the industry awaits further color development and wartime electronics applications.
Comic strip line features a quip where a general is teased about his pay. The joke centers on military hierarchy and the humor of salaries in contrast to battalions. A light, period-appropriate tone per the source.
Hollywood report says Leo Durocher and Laraine Day were in the same city but in different houses. Their business manager says they avoid actions that could affect California divorce or marriage status while courts decide. Durocher arrived Tuesday night, answered reporters with five no comments, then rode off with Day in separate cars.
Martyn says couple will not share a roof as they remain in town until Friday before flying to Havana. They wed January 21 in El Paso, Texas after Miss Day divorced Airport Executive Ray Hendricks in California. Judge George A. Dockweiler considers setting aside the divorce due to alleged collusion and fraud.
The Iowa District Court in the county presents the estate matter of Aibis Nash with Irene Nash as executrix. William J. Matias serves as attorney for the executrix in this probate proceeding.
The fragment indicates a probate filing listing Joseph E. Rose as Executor and Carl Hendrickson as Attorney. No further details are readable to determine full names, court, or filing specifics.
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