Ingrid Bergman Triumphs In Stage Year Across World
Ingrid Bergman delivers a radiant Joan of Arc in Maxwell Anderson’s Joan of Lorraine while Eugene O’Neill’s The Iceman Cometh towers as the year’s major new drama. Other notable works include Happy Birthday Annie Get Your Gun and State of the Union with Ruth Hussey and Ralph Bellamy.
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Broadway
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Joan of Arc
Maxwell Anderson
Joan of Lorraine
America
Eugene O'Neill
O'Neill
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Ethel Merman
Annie Oakley
Berlin
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Janes
Betty Garrett
South America
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
England
Theatre Guild
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Ralph Bellamy
Paul Douglas
Judy Holiday
Lillian Hellman
Giddens
Miss Hellman
Little Foxes
Frederic March
Florence Eldridge
Ruth Gordon
Old Vic Company
London
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Henry IV
Sophocles
Oedipus
Shekov
Uncle Vanya
Sheridan
Laurence Oliver
Ralph Richardson
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Oscar Wilde
Lady Windermere
Gertrude Lawrence
Shaw
Pygmalion
Eva LaGalliene
Margaret Webster
American Repertory Theatre
Henry VII
I Predict For 1947 I Predict For 1947
Science plans to fire a rocket at the moon in 1947. The prediction contemplates whether the moon or scientists will be the subject of the attempt. The tone remains light while asserting faith that the heavenly body will not be transformed or rejected.
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Limburger
Canned Goods Edge Frozen Foods in Food Trends
A survey by American Can Company finds canned vegetables still dominate US markets with six of ten pounds sold in cans. Raw produce accounts for about three pounds and less than one pound is sold frozen. Peas and sweet corn lead can distribution, with spinach, lima beans, asparagus and snap beans most sold fresh. Lima beans show fastest growth in freezing.
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New York
American Can Company
Warshaw Shoes Rotting as Workers Walk Barefooted
Glos Ludu reports 28 UNRRA supplied railway carloads of shoes rot in warehouses at Breslau and Jelenia Gora after damp storage. It says Spolem warned authorities to distribute or remove the goods but no action was taken, leaving workers barefoot.
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Poland
Glos Ludu
UNRRA
Warclaw
Breslau
Spolem
Jelenia Gora
Lower
Silesa
40000 Nazis in Poland drive prisoner labor plan
WARSAW Poland The Polish government says German POWs should help rebuild war damage but will not import more. About 40000 German prisoners remain in Poland with 5000 in Warsaw reconstruction 5000 on farms and 1 in mines. housed in 100 camps.
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Warsaw
Poland
Shoemakers Top Forty Five Mark Economic Recovery in Soviet Footwear
Deputy Minister Dimitri Kostenko said Moscow radio that Soviet footwear output rose 30 percent over 1945 despite wartime factory destruction. Forty large plants resumed production this year as restoration continued. the report notes broad restoration and return to production. A separate line mentions the rockhopper penguin with seasonal eye color.
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London
Dimitri Kostenko
Moscow Radio
Republican Victory In 1946 Dominated Year In Politics
The 1946 year marked by a sweeping Republican win gave the GOP control of both houses, ending New Deal momentum and sidelining liberal figures. Truman shifted toward the center, ousting Wallace and opposing Pauley’s nomination, while price controls were lifted amid the OPA revival debate. Veterans influenced both chambers. Dewey’s organization backed Halleck, Taft, Bricker, and rising prospects for Eisenhower or MacArthur were noted. Administratrix notice follows.
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Massachusetts
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Sen
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Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Earl Warren
California
Henry Cabot Lodge
Edward Martin
Pennlvania
Douglas MacArthur
Ike” Eisenhower
MacArthur
Eisenhower
James A. Farley
Mortuary With Apartment Planned in Edinburgh Block
Edinburgh officials discuss a seven story world class apartment block that will include a community mortuary. A Labour member recalls the plan was pitched for working class homes as residents lack space and funds for an undertaker.
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Edinburgh
Edinburgh Public Health Committee
Navy Aircraft Feature on Martin Mauler Design
The Martin Mauler, a new Navy Metalite dive torpedo bomber, uses flaps that open up and down to act as brakes. It features a density core of balsa wood and alloy construction for structural strength.
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High Point
N. C
Martin Mauler
Navy Metalite
Polish Adults in School Rise After Nazi Era
Latest figures show 286000 adults attending schools in Poland to recover education lost during the Nazi occupation. Water under the surface of the Great Lakes remains at about 39 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Warsaw
Poland
Great Lakes
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