Beverly Sue Simmons Named Hollywood Child Wonder
Hollywood feature on Beverly Sue Simmons, a seven year old daughter of Beverly Simmons and Yvonne de Carlo breakthrough star in Frontier Gal. Describes her natural charm, quick learning, and director Charles Lamont praising her responsive acting. Details her family, home on Beechwood Drive, schooling, Brownies, and studio life with Tad and Denny Devine. Beverly born in Alabama Colorado, height 3 ft 11 in, 42 pounds, brown eyes, light brown hair.
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Hollywood
Beverly Sue Simmons
Yvonne de Carlo
Margaret O’brien
Beverly Sue
Universal
Betty Beverly
Betty
Charles Lamont
Shirley Temple
Baby Sandy
Lamont
Betty Sue
Beverly Simmons
Simmons
Helen Traveller
John H. Drury
William Simmons
Beechwood Drive
Seventh Heaven
Tad
Denny Devine
Andy Devine
Alamosa
Colorado
Los Angeles
Milk Mixture For Stomach Ulcers Discovery
A new medical discovery claims to treat stomach ulcers caused by excess acid with a harmless mixture sold as Lurin. Easy to take, mix teaspoonfuls in half a glass of water, and a money back guarantee is offered by Mann's and drug Guramees.
Chapman Likes Own Method Securing Ends
Oscar L. Chapman, new acting secretary of interior, says indirect methods may yield results. He recalls aiding Judge Bennet in Denver, notes mothers of troubled youths were harder to persuade. He praises the interior department as guardian of resources and advocates a government lead in evaluating resources like the continental shelf. He expects limited time with only Chapman and three assistants.
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Edson
Washington
Oscar L. Chapman
Denver
Bennesey
Ane
Oscar
Neta
Chapman
Secretary of the Interior
Penguins and organ pipes in early timing notes
The text contrasts penguin movement modes with time keeping methods such as candle burning. It also explains an organ stop as a rank of pipes not a key, with each pipe producing a single note.
Broadway Relativity of ELATIVES On Stage This Season
Broadway’s Theory of Relativity AP Nows highlights ELATIVES active in season with multiple members from stage families contributing to the entertainment scene across theaters and performances.
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Broadway
AP Nows
Canned Goods Supplies At 12 Year Low
Washington February 16 The American supply of canned goods by winter end will be the lowest in 12 years says Jenkins Republican chairman of a food study committee He urges victory gardens and home canning as carry over of canned fruits and vegetables will be 16 percent below 1945 and 51 percent below 1940 The shortage will be worst in canned fruits with carry over 61 percent below 1945 and 83 percent below 1940.
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Washington
Jenkins
Ohio
House Republican Food Study Committee
Victory Garden
Accidents kill far more on home front than in war
The figures compare World War I combat deaths about 265000 with 650000 wounded to home front accidents causing 355000 deaths and 36000000 injuries, with 1250000 resulting in permanent disability, illustrating higher human costs from accidents than from warfare.
Giant Flying Palaces Are On Way Out
Central Press reports a rapid shift from four and five mile long flying boats to long-range land planes for transoceanic service. Pan American and other carriers replace flying boats with four-motored land planes, aided by wartime advances. The B-29 proved the viability of long routes, and the Stratocruiser and Constellations will expand global service as flying boats fade from routine use.
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Joseph A. Bors
Central Press
Washington
Pan American Airways
Transcontinental
Western Airways
American
United Airlines
Army
Navy
United States
Pan American
Key West
Fla
Havana
Cuba
Pacific Coast
Far East
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Honolulu
Guam
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Transport Command
The Irish Setter and a Jail Sentencing Tale
A courtroom tale recalls a judge who suspended a sentence to feed a dog, sparking anecdotes about defendants bringing dogs into testimony. The Irish Letter extols the Irish Setter, noting its origins in Ireland, crossbreeding history, vigor, long life, and suitability as a loyal family companion and sporting dog.
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John
Coughlin
New York City
Ireland
Spanish Deny Blue Book Allegations
The Spanish foreign ministry denied plans for a three way accord with Germany and Argentina as alleged in a United States blue book. A foreign office note said the US charges relied on a German diplomat's papers and reflected personal wishes. Franco warned that a fifth column attack was another baseless calumny against Spain.
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Foreign Ministry
Germany
Argentina
Spain
United States
Foreign Office
Francisco Franco
Buenos Aires
Franco
Army General Staff School
Generalissimo
Ace
Question Box Deodorizing Dog After Skunk Encounter
In a newspaper Q and A style note a reader asks how to deodorize a dog after a skunk encounter. The answer suggests washing the dog with tomato contents from a can to neutralize the odor and notes keeping a room temperature above 65 degrees for a new litter.
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