Aquinas Wins Play Honors at Midwestern Festival
Aquinas College earned the excellence rating for the play Tie by Eugene O Neill at the sixth annual Midwest Play Festival at Loras College Dubuque May 3 4 and 5. Cast members Willim Klein won a college scholarship for dramatic art and William Colgan received the National Catholic Theatre Conference bronze medal. Virginia Albrecht was praised for her Mrs Keeney performance by critic judge Prof J Harrison Wright.
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Aquinas
Loras College
Dubuque
Eugene O'Neill
Willim Klein
Capt. Keeney
William Colgan
National Catholic Theatre Conference
Virginia Albrecht
Keeney
J. Harrison Wright
Kent University
Kent, C
Wisconsin
Tlllnhoil
Minnesota
Iowa
Thomas Padesky
Charles Quint
William Whalen
Francis Simons
William Scanlon
Francis Hayes
Thomas Bracken
Henry P. Rohilman
Chicagoan sentenced on OPA tire charge in 1946
Federal Judge F. Ryan Duffy sentenced Walter A. Adams, 48, of Chicago, to a year and a day in prison for black market tire sales deemed worthless and dangerous by the OPA. Adams had been acquitted last August of a similar charge, then re-arrested in Sheboygan Falls on new tire offenses.
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Milwaukee
F. Ryan Duffy
Walter A. Adams
Chicago
OPA
Adams
Sheboygan Falls
Upward Turn Of OPA Ceilings Aids April Dairy Production
Dairy products remained firm to very firm in April as OPA ceiling revisions pushed up casein prices by nine cents per pound. Fluid milk and cream sold at higher prices in scattered markets, while butter and cheese supplies showed no material change. Demand for fluid milk held steady, with active cream demand and growing evaporated milk shortages. Non-fat dry milk solids and dry whole milk were ample, with government offerings rising. Casein remained critically short.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
OPA
Casein
Radio Programs by the Associated Press May 3 1946 schedule
Radio listings across NBC CBS ABC and MBS detail nightly and daytime programs with repeats. Notable names include Amos and Andy Fibber McGee and Molly Bob Hope George Seuss Brown and Lucille Ball The Lone Ranger Rex Maupin Orchestra Eddie Cantor and Sinatra among others with time slots from early morning to late night.
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NBC
Johnny and the Frolics
Amos and Andy
Fibber and
Molly
Bob Hope
Alan Ladd
CBS
Lucille Ball
Inner Sanctum
Ida Lupino
ABC
Rex Maupin
MBS
Nick Carter
Fred Wering
Hildegarde
Claude Hopkins
Danny O'Neill
Milton Bacon
Jack Carson
Prank Sinatra
Jack Berch
Cal Tinney
Lone Ranger
Texas
Palton Lewis, Jr
Xavier Cugst
WKEH
Judy
Amos
Red Skelton
Farrell
Tom Mix
Quincy Howe
Walter Kiernan
Howe
Clayton
Mbs- West
G. MacRae
Lowell Thomas
Nbc World News
Abc-Basic
Lanny Ross
Cbs-Basic
Patton Lewis, Jr
Jack Smith
Raymond
Carolyn Gilbert
Kaltenborn
Bill Brandt
Eddie Cantor
Gabriel Heatter
Bob Crosby
Abc Spotlight
Cugar Orches
Kay Kyser
Abc Great Moments
Dbs
Abc Music
Dorsey
Curt Massey
Rose Orches
Cbs Fantasy
Abc Dancing Music
Abc News
Beloit Fairbanks-Morse Strike In CIO United Steelworkers
About 16 500 to 17 000 members of the CIO United Steelworkers remain on strike amid an 18 cent hourly raise demand. Four thousand three hundred workers at the Fairbanks Morse plant in Beloit Wisconsin participate, with the walkout affecting some 60 firms from a larger strike spanning nearly 1 000 companies.
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Pittsburgh
Cio-United Steelworkers
Fairbanks-Morse Co
Beloit
Wis
Phantom Creek Scented Landmark on Utah Maps Reexamined
Geologist Jon Hunt claims Emery county's Phantom Creek, an odiferous feature, has appeared on Utah state maps for six decades. Hunt spent five years seeking the supposed creek and says it does not exist.
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Salt Lake City
Emery County
Utah
Jon Hunt
Grand Boy Enjoys Family Gathering in Bloomington
Gary Peyton, 21 months old, spent a grand time at a reunion in Bloomington with 10 of his 12 living grandparents and great grandparents. Youngest great grandparent John Slazman, 55, is the grandfather of Mrs. Peyton, while R. L. Weber, his father's grandfather, is the oldest at 82.
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Bloomington, Ills
Gary Peyton
Richard Peyton
John Slazman
South Africa to Host $4 Million Shark Vitamin Oil Industry
Plans outline a new industry in South Africa valued at four million dollars focused on shark-derived vitamin oil. Authorities indicate investment aims to boost local economy, fisheries, and export potential while ensuring sustainability measures are in place.
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South Africa
Betty Hutton Plans Education Before Motherhood
Betty Hutton reveals she will pursue education after leaving Detroit's Southeastern High School in eleventh grade to support herself. She aims for conversational French lessons, literature study, art lectures with Constance Collier, and daily reading of the New York Times as she prepares for motherhood and her role in Madame Sans Gene.
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Hollywood
Betty Hutton
Battle Creek
Detroit
Southeastern
Ted
Briskin
Hutton
Constance Collier
Betty
New York Times
Order Frees Woman From Mental Hospital
Chicago attorney Marian Justus Warning was ordered permanently released from Elgin state hospital after a psychiatrist testified she was sane. Her father Daniel C. Justus of Iron Mountain Michigan sought release on a writ of habeas corpus, alleging wrongful commitment by his former wife Meta and their son Charles.
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Chicago
Marian Justus Warning
Elgin State Hospital
U. S.schwartz
Daniel C. Justus
Iron Mountain
Mich
Justus
Charles
Students Hear Martha Bullert Hostess and Guest Speaker
Tau Epsilon sorority hosted a social hour with Martha Bullert of La Crosse as guest speaker recounting wartime experiences on Pacific islands, life in Santa Tomas prison camp, and return to freedom. Sigma Lambda Sigma elected Patricia Bodette president. other officers named. Policemen in England may soon be equipped with walkie talkies.
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of Tau Epsilon Sorority
Teachers College
Martha Bullert
la Crosse
Bullert
Pacific Islands
Santa Tomas
Sigma Lambda Sigma Literary Sorority
Patricia Bodette
Wisconsin Rapids
Mary Dawn Durnford
Richland Center
Beverly Marker
Evelyn Dziedzic
Milwaukee
Jean May
Shorewood
Maxine Hayden
Sheboygan Falls
Carol Peltier
Razzle Dazzled Ships Aimed To Foil Torpedo Boats
wartime ships wore bright patterns not to hide but to complicate torpedo boats estimates of speed and course. The article explains that in World War I camouflage was used to mislead attackers rather than conceal.
FPC Convenes May 27 Hearing On $70 Million Gas Pipeline
The Federal Power Commission sets a consolidated hearing for May 27 to review Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co. application to build a $70 million gas pipeline from the southwest to markets in Missouri Iowa Illinois Wisconsin Indiana and Michigan.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Company
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
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