Gloria Brown and Miltiades Behind the Benoni Case
Lieutenant McGann pieces together the Naples gang mystery with Gloria Brown as she masks danger with wit. The necklace holds hidden heroin while Lofty Gordon hunts for the stash. Miltiades jokes about jail while Gloria defuses fear with clever Greek drama quips.
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Benoni
Gloria
Hansen
Reuben
Sal
Ella Mae
Lofty
Miltiades
Benonis
McGann
Alicia Strong
Jones’ Act
Sammy
Brooklyn Police
Mrs. Brown
Lofty Gordon
McGuffey
the Frogs
Aristophanes
Gordon
Boston
Athens
America
Mulligan
Clues Toward a Hidden Dairy Cattle Theme
A list of crossword style clues covers dairy cattle breeds odors parrots personal magnetism and various short words. Entries include denoted breed terms onager antiquated references and common abbreviations alongside terms for scent sparkle and small garment items.
Answer to Previous Puzzle Three Ascended
It is a hardy breed of animal. Appears sacks summer right organ of hearing and allowance for waste bind over poetic new line from.
Follies to Star At Mid City Outdoor
The Kaye Fish outdoor dance f ollies will open the Mid City Outdoor theater Sunday evening at 6 50 preceding the regular screen attractions. The program features Barbara Gastaldi Ruth Bergren Pat Perugini Barbara Struss Joyce Kollman and many others with the film Chain Lightning starring Humphrey Bogart and Eleanor Parker as the love interest. Also shown is Woman in Hiding starring Ida Lupino Howard Duff and Stephen McNally with Peggy Dow, plus Discovery of the Year as a second feature.
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Kaye Fish
Barbara Gastaldi
Ruth Bergren
Pat Perugini
Barbara Struss
Joyce Kollman
Barbara Tupka
Geraldine Petersen
Lynne Jorgenson
Cheri Higgie
Jennifer Eno
Ruthie Bergren
Beverly Wiley
Martin Ruge
Charlotte Smith
Bonnie Jacobs
Kathy Kuzmich
Terry Fossland
Sharron Smith
Margaret Tupka
Penny Carr
Gloria Dagon
Georgiana Blaha
Joy Jacobson
Humphrey Bogart
Eleanor Parker
Miss Parker
Red Cross
England
Bogart
Bogey
Universal-International
Ida Lupino
Howard Duff
Stephen McNally
Peggy Dow
Winter shifts with Earth's wobble and future heat changes
The article notes a future shift to winters occurring when Earth is farthest from the sun due to axial wobble, predicting longer colder winters and shorter hotter summers over 10,500 years. It also mentions the Spanish film Mare Nostrum enjoying a successful Cuban theater run.
Eleanor Parker Stars In Caged At Kenosha
Eleanor Parker leads the Warner Bros drama Caged at the Kenosha theater opening Sunday. The film follows a young woman’s fall from bewilderment to cynicism inside a women’s state prison with support from Agnes Moorehead and Jan Sterling. Virginia Kellogg wrote the story after researching by living in prison. John Cromwell directed and Jerry Wald produced. Also screening as second Kenosha feature is Father Makes Good, a Monogram comedy.
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Warner Bros
Kenosha Theater
Eleanor Parker
Agnes Moorehead
Jan Sterling
Virginia Kellogg
John Cromwell
Jerry Wald
Raymond Woburn
Walter Catlett
Monogram
Kenosha
Peter Scully
D. D. Beauchamp National
Around the Dial Radio and TV Schedule June 10 1950
Radio and television listings across Chicago area stations WGN WLS WCFL WMAQ WBBM WCFL WENR and more show a full day schedule with programs from morning news to late night entertainment, including sports, band music, dramas, mystery shows, and the television lineup featuring Hopalong Cassidy and Today’s Ball Game.
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WGN
Teddy Powell
WBBM
WMAQ
Jim Hurlbut
WISN
Jimmy Palmer
Chez Show
Dick la Salle
WTMJ
Griff Williams
WCFL
Wgn-Tv
Lopez
WBKB
Wtmj-Tv
Ken Murray
Wenr-Tv
Whiteman
WNBQ
Jack Carter
Ed Wynn
Milton Berle
Berle
WBKEB
AI Benson
Saturday and Sunday Movie Showtime Highlights
Kenosha listings show screens at Gateway Vogue Orpheus Mid City and more with titles including All the King’s Men Ali Baba and 40 Thieves Mars Attacks the World and There’s a Girl in My Heart plus kid friendly and double feature options. A mix of classic dramas adventures and mysteries plays across theaters with start times ranging from afternoon to late night.
Transporting Food Supply Now Double Prewar Cost
The agriculture department reports 1949 food transport costs from farm to retail exceed prewar levels. Total spending about 3.6 billion dollars across all agricultural products, averaging roughly 16.67 dollars per American.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Variety Programs
The list presents a full day of WLIP programming with hourly blocks from 8:00 a.m. to 6:05 p.m. including news, religious services, music shows, comedy, and guest spots. Notable entries include Baptist Tabernacle 845 Fre aom Story, Kenosha Bible Church 12:15 Newscast, Tommy Dorsey Show 3:30, Cavalcade of Music 3:05, and Town Casino 5:30.
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Baptist Tabernacle
St. Francis
Naval Air Reserve
Town
Twilite
Witty Romance At Gateway Promises Warm Laughs
The Gateway theater presents Mother Didn't Tell Me a domestic comedy starring Dorothy McGuire and William Lundigan. Their engaging romance follows a cough clinic visit and a honeymoon that blends medical life with married life.
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20Th Century Fox
William Lundigan
Dorothy McQuire
Gateway Theater
Dorothy McGuire
Doc
Bill
Dorothy
Bob Hope Switches to Chesterfield in Major Radio Deal
Bob Hope signed a big money contract with Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co to present a series of radio programs on NBC starting next fall. Crosby’s sponsor switch marks a major rivalry shift as Hope ends a $10 million Lever Brothers soap deal this week. Hope quips Uncle Sam’s been spending it as fast as I can make it. Trovillion Private Press, run by Hal W. Trovillion in Herrin, Illinois, marks its fortieth book.
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New York
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Cigarett Company
Chesterfields
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co
NBC
Crosby
Hope
Chesterfield
Lever Brothers Soap Company
Sam
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NEA Service, Inc
New Zealand
Sunshine State
Benumbs
Andy
Melody Lane
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63Rd St
WLS
North Shore Church
Ray Stevens
Lake Success
WENR
Ray McKinley
Radio
Harris
Sports Review
Harry Wismer
Tommy Dorsey
Melody Mart
Bob Siegrist
Ervin Lewis
Starlight Operetta
Marty Hogan
Capitol
Dinah Shore
Freddie Martin
Vaughn Monroe
Joe DiMaggio
Lulu Belle
Scotty
Dinas Shore
Dimension X
Dolph Hewitt
Chandu
Gene Autry
Mac and
Bob
Goldbergs
Frank Race
Wls—Hayloft Frolics
Raburn and Finch
Lombardos
Dennis Day
Godfrey
the Goldbergs
Chicago Theater of the Air
Judy Canova
Jim Grey
Chicago
Morton Downey
Wbbm—Dance Orchestra
Drake Hotel Orchestra
Ray Pearl
Wayne Gregg
Lucky Pup
Ck Rogers
Chester the Pup
Forum of
George Givot
Little Amateurs
Paul Skinner
Time For
Carey
Gateway
Roosevelt
Orpheum
Mars
Nancy
Rio
Keno Drive-In
Wabash Ave
Wlip
Comic Weekly
Man
Kenosha Bible Church
Dave Phillips
Wis
Claude Binyon
Trovillion Private Press
Herrin, Ill
Hal W. Trovillion
McKeon Rd
N.S
Mier
Tou
Powell Sothern
Merida
Vata
al Eve
Virginia Mayo
Gordon Macrae
Ali Baba and the
40 Thieves
Maria Montez
Racine
Follies
Tor
Alan Ladd
Capt
U.S.A
New Summer Policy
Kenosha Gateway
VOGUE
O’riordans
Coo.l.ed
Comfort Teer
Tetra
Claire Queen of
Rae
Brus
Ly Ry
Smoochie
George
Emma
Patsy
Wother
William McGuire
Lundigan
June Havoc
Gary Merrill
Betta Tae
Saraves
Lee Bowman
Elyse Knox
Walburn
Ane
Catlett
Cora Cow
Gary Gray
Mary Stuart
Ptt
Joanny Mackee
Broderick Crawford
Joamme Day
Sir Galahad
Arthur Murray
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