Bogart and Scott Star in Dead Reckoning at Rialto
Bogart and Lizabeth Scott headline the Columbia film Dead Reckoning directed by John Cromwell. Paratrooper Bogart returns home to a perilous manhunt and romance after a missing buddy’s return escalates into danger. Supporting cast includes Carnousky Prine Miller Ford.
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Annual gold output of the British Empire source of wealth
Annual output of gold in the British Empire runs around 850 million. The bulk originates from Canada and South Africa, with these dominions accounting for most of the production.
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Shaw backs Wallace for president in peace plea
Brussels dispatch reports George Bernard Shaw endorses Henry A. Wallace for U S president praising his peace outreach and warning that empty formulas won’t avert a third world war. Shaw calls Wallace a mind greater than villagers and urges support for his candidacy next year.
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Farley Halsey in Collier's and Post’s Two Big Memoirs
James Thrasher reviews Collier's first Farley report and Admiral Halsey's autobiography in the Post. He notes Farley’s 1940 nomination ambitions and Hull’s Catholic and Southern angles while Halsey defends Admiral Kimmel amid Pearl Harbor fallout. Both works promise a dramatic behind-the-scenes civic history.
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Hope granted FCC station in Washington. Magnolia denied
FCC awarded Hope Broadcasting a 1490 k.c. station at 250 watts in Washington with unlimited hours. Magnolia Ark. denied. Magnolia may receive daytime 630 k.c. at 1,000 watts. Hope’s studio site to be chosen. public hearing held November 1, 1946. Other area stations listed include Tyler Paris Texas and Russellville Paragould Pine Bluff Helena Arkansas.
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