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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1946
Page
7
FBI operator Adam Bruce returns to his old home and reunites with Inspector Tope and Mrs Tope. Tope summons Bruce and State Trooper Quill to De Wains auto camp. They discover a bound dead man hidden near the Faraway cottage as the investigation begins.
Inspector Tope and Cumberland uncover a murder scene at Faraway with a dead man identified as Mr Ledforge. Footprints, a woman's shoe imprint, and a knife from England point to outsiders staying at Little Bear. Adam Bruce and Bee Dewain hint at suspects while Tope plans further maneuvers.
Showmen's Trade Review annual poll ranks Greer Garson and Van Johnson as the top money makers for 1944 45 with Bing Crosby Spencer Tracy Gary Cooper and Roy Rogers following. Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo tops the list with National Velvet second. News notes include Bob Hawk's TV change and Margaret O'Brien fatigue from musical roles.
Kate Smith will perform her Friday night Kate Smith Sings program from CBS Playhouse 4 with seating for 1 100, and a West coast repeat will bring another 1 100 viewers. The plan aims to satisfy a large audience demand within about 45 weeks.
A newspaper quiz lists five questions about geography science and history. It asks which river has no shore the reason the sun is a star why Norway’s coastline proportion compares to Africa how the Panama Canal locks opened for a swimmer and the war time munition workforce counts.
The Gulf Stream influences climate along coasts. Stars are astronomical bodies that emit true light. The coastline features many inlets. Objects move by weight. A peak of 10,300,000 relates to munitions workers per service member.
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