Radio Stars Rise in TV Era Tales and Inside Gossip
Virginia Vale reports on radio to TV crossovers featuring Jimmy Carroll and Pauline Byrnes with NBC's Bob Hope show, Lurene Tuttle’s screen debut, Ida Lupino’s Hawaii bound comments, Alan Ladd knee injury, and upcoming Warners Joe McDoakes shorts plus a fashion note about Kenny Baker’s gaudy shirt and other industry tidbits.
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Kenny Baker
Bing Crosby
Kenny
Chuck Rogers
Bionx
Rogers
Walter O'Keefe
CBS
Lurene Tuttle
Winter breads offer hearty entries for warm menus
Recipes for Cranberry Coffee Ring Butterscoted Bread and cinnamon rolls show how yeast, sugar and fruit lend versatility to winter baking. Cranberry orange topping blends cranberries with orange rind and butter. The article notes serving ideas for breakfast and lunch boxes and includes ingredient lists and baking steps.
Lynn Chambers Menu and Yeast Coffee Cake Recipes
A food feature lists Broiled Salmon with sides and a Grapefruit Salad, followed by a detailed yeast bread and figure eight coffee cake recipe. The coffee cake makes use of cinnamon sugar and raisins, with two doughs, rising steps, shaping into a figure eight, and a 350 degree bake.
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Western Newspaper Union
Lynn Says Use These Handy Tips For Easier Homemaking
White scum on sauerkraut is a yeast growth and can be controlled by proper covering and weights to prevent air exposure. The clothes moth remains a year round menace to wool fur and feathers in warm homes. Air clothes often and mothproofed.
Lighting keynote on glare and illumination
The text discusses lighting philosophy noting light in the eyes is glare and light on the target is good illumination. It compares cheddar cheese to milk, stating a pound of cheese contains the protein and fat of about one gallon of milk. It lists five essential kitchen knives for a typical setup.
Man Who Built a Better Mousetrap Goes Full Production
In a tongue in cheek interview the M W B M E M says radio programs drive heavy production as quiz prizes while real consumers rarely see the goods. He notes prizes are often repurposed as novelties or misrepresented on air. The exchange highlights the gap between industry output and actual home receipt.
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France
Washington
Pattern No 1589 for 35 inch fabric yardage
Pattern No 1589 appears with notes on fabric yardage and ruffling details. Details are fragmented but indicate yardage guidance for fabric and trimming.
Presidential Campaign And Television Spark Alarm Signs
A critique of how television will alter the 1948 presidential campaign with fears that sight of candidates could sway voters especially women. The piece notes aging formats, campaign newness to TV, quotes Jim Farley on party renewal, and jokes about rising costs and sensational headlines.
Valuable Library Auctions Set Record Sums In 1911 27
The article notes the 1911 12 sale of Robert Hoe books and manuscripts in New York grossed 1 932 000 from 14 588 lots. It also cites London's 1916 27 Christie Miller collection sale that realized 2 975 000 from 13 707 lots, the world's record.
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United States
Robert Hoe
New York
Collier's
Samuel Christie-Miller
London
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