Bogart Scott Teamed in Dead Reckoning at the Rialto
Bogart and Lizabeth Scott reunite in John Cromwell s Dead Reckoning a Columbia production coming to Rialto Theater. The film promises action romance and suspense with Bogart as a paratrooper returning home amid a manhunt after a disappeared buddy. Supporting cast includes Morris Carnovsky Charles Cang William Prins Marvin Miller and Wallace Ford.
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Annual output of gold for the British Empire
The annual gold production of the British Empire typically runs around 850 million. The majority comes from Canada and South Africa, two leading sources in the empire's precious metal output.
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Shaw Endorses Wallace for President in Peace Appeal
Brussels June 11 George Bernard Shaw endorsed Henry A Wallace for president praising his peace tour. In a Belgian interview Shaw warned that tinkering with formulas won't avert a third world war and said Wallace offers the best hope for peace and wider American leadership. He called for cautious realism and argued that political capacity will steer future events.
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Why I Broke With Roosevelt and Halsey’s Memoir Review
James Thirashier assesses Collier’s Farley report and Saturday Evening Post’s Halsey autobiography, noting Farley’s 1940 nomination angle and Hull’s regional balance. The column argues major lives and behind the scenes events shape history more than fiction, predicting public impact.
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Hope gets FCC grant for 1490 k.c. station in Washington
The FCC awarded Hope Broadcasting a 1490 k.c. station at 250 watts with unlimited hours in Washington, while Magnolia Ark. was denied and Magnolia may receive a daytime 630 k.c. grant. The decision follows a November 1 1946 hearing with Hope’s officers and counsel listed and notes four months or more to put the station on air.
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