McKenney on Bridge Shows Spare Game Tactics
John Whitney Richmond of the Treasury War Finance Committee guided a spirited New York Athletic Club bridge session. He demonstrated a hand where his play of hearts and cautious diamond lead led to a winning seven no trump as the club suit broke, ending the game.
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New York Athletic Club
John Whitney Richmond
Treasury Department
New York
War Finance Committee
American Contract Bridge League
U. S
Richmond
South
West
East
Declarer
John
Twice Blessed at the Vogue theater in new comedy hit
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents Twice Blessed a family comedy at the Vogue featuring the Wilde twins Lee and Lyn as sisters seeking to reunite their divorced parents Preston Foster and Gail Patrick. Also in the cast are Marshall Thompson Jimmy Lydon Richard Gaines Jean Porter Gloria Hope and Dana Andrews in Fallen Angel with Alice Faye and Linda Darnell.
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Vogue
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Lee
Lyn Wilde
Mickey Rooney
Andy Hardy
Preston Foster
Gail Patrick
Marshall Thompson
Jimmy Lydon
It's in the Bag at Hollywood Stars Fill Screen
Hollywood Theater hosts Fred Allen's It's In The Bag from United Artists with guests Jack Benny Don Ameche William Bendix Victo r Moore and Rudy Vallee. Glorious comic clashes feature Gloria Pope William Terry and Binnie Barnes Robert Benchley Jerry Colonna. Lois Collier Noah Beery Jr. also star. Deanna Durbin and Maria Montez return from hospital. Susan Hayward's glam wardrobe noted as she headlines Canyon Passage. Patricia Roe returns to London after US debut in the film.
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Fred Allen
United Artists
Hollywood
Jack Benny
Don Ameche
William Bendix
Victor Moore
Rudy Vallee
Binnie Barnes
Robert Benchley
Jerry Colonna
Gloria Pope
William Terry
Mrs. Nussbaum
Allen
the Hollywood
Crimson Canary
Lois Collier
Noah Beery, Jr
Maria Montez
Deanna Durbin
Deanna
Universal
London
Radio Day by Day Central Daylight shifts on NBC schedule
ABC will provide Louis Conn previews within 24 hours to describe fights from ringside. At 9 o clock interviews with celebrities by Harry Wismer may air, followed by NBC summer replacements. 8:30 Fred Waring and his Music Crew for Fibber and Molly. 9 Man Called X with Herbert Marshall for Bob Hope. Amos and Andy and Red Skelton vacation shows complete NBC Tuesday shift to music and features.
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New York
Louis Conn
ABC
Harry Wismer
NBC
Fred Waring
Fibber and Molly
Herbert Marshall
Bob Hope
Amos and Andy
Red Skelton
Evening radio and TV schedules note varied programs
Tuesday night listings show NBC CBS and ABC with music talk and drama across 7 to 11 pm including Supper Club Frolics Romberg Concert and Night Life Variety CBS screens American Melody and Brian Aherne in And Now Goodbye while Inner Sanctum and Yellow Jack air. Wednesday schedules add daytime classics Stella Dallas sports spotlight Ellery Queen and The O Neill with repeat features and postwar programming noted.
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NBC
Sigmund Romberg
Chicago
CBS
Brian Aherne
Ronald Colman
Night Life
ABC
Sammy Kaye
Ted Malone
Nick Carter
Stella Dallas
Danny O'Neill
Tom Brenenaman
Walter Kiernan
the O'Neill
MBS
Johnson Family
Fulton Lewis Jr
Dorsey
Summer Brings More Youngsters on Streets
Chicago president of the Chicago Motor Club warns drivers to be extra cautious as school ends and children roam streets for errands and play. He notes the loss of about 300000 school safety patrols during the summer. France raises production tax on all alcoholic beverages.
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Chicago
U.P
Charles M. Hayes
Chicago Motor Club
France
Bell for Adano opens at Lincoln with star lineup
The 20th Century Fox adaptation of John Hersey’s novel debuts at the Lincoln theater featuring Gene Tierney as Tina and John Hodiak as Major Joppo with William Bendix as his aide. Supporting cast includes Glenn Langan Richard Conte Stanley Prager Henry Morgan Montague Banks Reed Hadley Roy Roberts. Second feature is Tell It to a Star with Ruth Terry and Robert Livingston.
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Adano
20Th Century-Fox
John Hershey
Gene Tierney
John Hodiak
William Bendix
Lincoln Theater
Tina
Joppolo
Hodiak
Glenn Langan
Richard Conte
Stanley Prager
Henry Morgan
Montague Banks
Reed Hadley
Roy Roberts
Lincoln
Ruth Terry
Robert Livingston
Chisox Triple Forty Five Attendance Surges in 1945
The Chicago White Sox see near tripling of 1945 home attendance to 314,774 paid admissions by mid season driven by Boston Red Sox gate appeal. Boston four game stand drew 102,799 fans at Comiskey Park with a Friday night record 48,017 and Sunday 47,848 for a doubleheader. Park capacity cuts aside, pace points to at least a million in 1945 attendance, well above last year’s 660,658.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Comiskey Park
New York Yankees
Saratoga Installs New Tote Machine
Saratoga Springs officials unveil a new counter tote machine at the harness track. The system will flash odds electrically faster than most tracks, with Walter Johnson stating odds can update in the closing minutes before post time.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
U.P
Saratoga Raceway
Walter Johnson
Mutuels
Raceway
Sterling Hayden's Hollywood comeback deepens sea life plans
Sterling Hayden, famed seafaring star, returns to Hollywood with a new outlook and an updated spelling of his name. He plans to live on a bought boat at Balboa Bay, reflects on war service, and notes Paramount housing talks cooled by agents. The piece recalls his Maine roots, sailing career, OSS work, and a banana-juice relief effort for a sick Irish child.
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Hollywood
NEA
Sterling Hayden
Madeleine Carroll
Reno
Hayden
Merchant Marine
Marine Corps
John Hamilton
Edward H. Griffith
Boston
Paramount
Griffith
Stirling
New York
Sterling
Bert Allenberg
Balboa Bay
Haden
Maine Seacoast
Boothbay Harbor
Gertrude L. Thebaud
International Fisheman
Bahama Passage
Virginia
Barbara Hale to co star in Lady Luck with Young and Morgan
Reward for her work as heroine in First Yank Into Tokyo leads Barbara Hale to co star with Robert Young and Frank Morgan in RKO Radio's Lady Luck.
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Tokyo
Barbara Hale
Robert Young
Frank Morgan
RKO Radio
Notice to Determine Descent of Lands in Kenosha County
Legal notice lists hearings and actions in Kenosha County Court on August 6 1946 to determine heirship in the Konstanty Tolstyka estate and other probate matters. It includes changes of name petitions and multiple estate and will proceedings with dates and court locations.
Probate notices for wills and estates in Kenosha County
Notices announce probate of the will of James W. Brook deceased of Brighton and appointment of an executor. Creditors must present claims by October 4, 1946 or be barred. Hearing set in Kenosha on October 7, 1946 at 10 a.m. for claims and administration details. Also notice of hearing for administration of Minnie Getka deceased in Wheatland with claims due by October 2, 1946 and hearing October 7, 1946.
Name change sought in Kenosha County Wisconsin
Public notice announces Harvey Allen Graham's petition to change his name to Harvey Allen Robbins. The hearing will be at Kenosha County Circuit Court on a July 1946 date, with attorney Joan A. Kennedy listed. The notice also references Mary M. Mueller seeking probate of Peter Mueller's will in Somers, Wisconsin.
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State OF Wisconsin
Kenosha County
Harvey Allen Graham
Harvey Allen Robbins
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Sithday
A. D
Joan A. Kennedy
Public notice to file claims in Kenosha County court
State of the Town of Somers in Kenosha County demands claims be filed with the County Court at the Court House by October 10 1946 or be barred. Claims will be examined and adjusted at a term of the Court on October 15 1946 at 9:00 AM. Dated June 3 1946 by HAND QUINN attorneys Racine Wisconsin.
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State OF Wisconsin County Court
Kenosha County
Konstanty Tolstvka
Kenosha
Said
Bernard Tolstyka
Konstantyn Tolstyka
Wisconsin
Christman
Ranwe
Register of Deeds
W. W. Davis
State OF Wisconsin Coirracurr Court
Joseph Rosenshine
Joseph Ross
Rosalie B. Rosenshine
Rosalie B. Ross
Circuit Court
Rosalie EB. Ross
Kadwit, Lepp & Phillips
Hammond & Hammond
State OF Wisconsin
James B. Walsh
James A. Crossin
Co. A. Tennessen
John Jonaitis
John Jonaites
Maurice Schmerling
State OF
Clara Hartnell
Floyd Hartnell
Salem
Frank C. Desco
Dorothy Mueller
Wiseconsin
Chris A
Juliani
James W. Brook
Brighton
Jude Ruzicka & Fulton
Burlington
Minnie Getka
Elmer W. Getka
Wheatland
Court House
Nettie Fef. Karcher
Hand & Quinn
Main St
Racine
Wis
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Bank of Burling
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Cho
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Mary M. Mueller
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Callad
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Alice Faye
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