Disney hints at global reach for Alice character
Disney expressed confidence that the character Alice will gain an international audience. Executives noted plans to broaden appeal across markets while preserving the story’s core themes and charm.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1946
Page
3
Disney expressed confidence that the character Alice will gain an international audience. Executives noted plans to broaden appeal across markets while preserving the story’s core themes and charm.
Walt Disney arrives with a caravan of writers and publicity men at the Savoy in London in a bid to secure leprechaun love for a new film. He cables a robin blue suit and Agua Caliente tie and jokes about Alice in Wonderland as a possible project. A British critic quips about an American accent.
A Des Moines priest underwent a name confusion saga after baptism confirmation and seminary entries led to names such as Frang Joseph Paul Leo and Paul Francis. Officials settled on Paul Francis Hans as his lifelong tag following court action. The mix affected his driver's license draft card and other records.
About 30,000 students were enrolled at the University of Paris during the 1932 session with Americans making up 2,000 of the total.
Trieste liner Cosulich Line plans resumption of transatlantic service to America with two newly acquired passenger ships. Argentina, formerly Bergensfjord, refitted in Genoa, will sail Genoa to Rio de Janeiro then Buenos Aires starting January 1. Brazil, formerly Drottningholm, will join South America run after mid 1947. both to hire Valiga crews under Panamerica.
Newsboy montage from Anaheim details a quirky fatherly line and the ceremony of Jehu Baer sworn in as city judge. A mystifying school list from San Jose State College hints at a broader pattern of youth and intellect. The piece notes a claim that five were found in every oven studied, with Maeve and others cited.
After the flu ends, a lingering cough may become chronic bronchitis if neglected. Creomulsion relieves by loosening germ laden phlegm and soothing inflamed bronchial membranes. Tell your doctor to prescribe Creomulsion with the guarantee of a refund if it does not quickly ease the cough.
Two young drivers confronted a motorist in Fort Wayne Indiana and challenged him to a race. After a brief pursuit officer Alvin Lerch stopped the car and found a sizable amount of beer bottles, both full and empty, inside.
Syracuse story recounts a man with very long legs overcoming a bus mishap and a regional company relying on key personnel for transport. The narrative mentions Dke Gordon RK. Joneson and Johnny, describing a series of events at a reunion and a strained frame.
An OCR fragment references cellar floor work and roof wallpaper in Ukia with unclear actions. Mention of water spouting from foanges and a water pipe connected to a sac pipe. Includes names and districts, but details are obscured by garbled text.
Fractured OCR text covers a Chicago anecdote about a home interior project, mentions painting a chest, staining, and color choices. The readable parts reference a waxy finish and refinishing steps as a craftsman describes methods and repairs amidst unclear context. No clear event date or named figures emerge.
Frankfurt Germany army officials deploy 2900 trucks with drivers to save Germany’s failed crop. The convoy moves across the country collecting pallets and passage to prevent waste as harvest nears.
Ames based Tal Ube Band Te i Frame Masters notes faster, louder pieces trending away from traditional jazz as audiences favor smoother tunes. Leader reports the shift affecting performances at Callease and dance halls, with dancers and crowds reacting to evolving music tastes.
Meadville Pa lit announces campus campaign signs backing London for president. The brief notes placards spreading across campus during a race against President Ronsaveit, highlighting Fever Landon supporters and a wartime camera transmitter repurposed for remote news pickup.
ST JOHN S Mfld AP For the first time in 23 years the Newfoundland government will permit beaver hunting. About 600 trappers will receive licenses to take 10 pelts each, sold to the natural resources department. Trappers are paid 15 per pelt on delivery, with the rest after marketing. Each pelt is worth about 40.
Berlin MPs in the German capital warn residents to dim nonessential lights and stop unused radios as part of Berlin power conservation efforts. With longer autumn nights and aging equipment, power is limited to about 80 percent of demand, and outages lasting several hours daily are used to save electricity. Newly arrived American families emerge as the biggest violators of the lights-out rule.
Colgate University's fine arts department offers married veterans living in campus prefab homes a chance to display a special collection of paintings by famous artists in their temporary residences. Assistant professor Alfred R. Krakusin says the project will beautify the veterans' housing and spark interest in art.
Berlin city authorities say denazification of the capital’s population will take at least another year. Forty-two commissions completed between 1,800 and 2,909 cases monthly. An Indianapolis report mentions a Ronald Chaffin incident with DDT powder and no apparent illness. The local industry uses more than 3,806,008 tons of steel annually.
Northwestern University begins inoculating students with a new influenza serum used by the armed forces to prevent a possible epidemic. Health records show 2400 influenza cases among students last year, with 75 percent in unvaccinated individuals during wartime tests.
A new crystalline penicillin form has been developed that remains stable without refrigeration, simplifying storage and distribution. The advancement could improve antibiotic accessibility in areas with limited cold-chain infrastructure and strengthen early treatment options.
Denver AP reports the Game and Fish Department completed transplanting a mountain sheep from a range near Colorado Springs. More than 800 sheep were captured in a single wire trap, the largest number of wild animals captured in one operation. Noted official Cleland N. Feastay commented on the efforts in the high peaks above Georgeton.
In Jerseyville Illinois a 116 year old pear tree bursts into bloom for the second time this season as Mrs Nellie Nevius watches. The event draws local notice as a rare horticultural milestone in an aging urban yard.
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