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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1946
Page
7
Western newspaper notes Laurence Olivier's Henry V in color with Ireland battle scenes due to wartime air raids. It highlights Pearl Chavez prologue in Duel in the Sun, Land of the Lost TV project, and various casting rumors and upcoming films among Hollywood figures.
Household memo offers wedding reception menu plans from bridal shower to daytime reception with desserts and a detailed Creamed Chicken recipe. It includes methods for making Raspberry Cream Parfait and Bisque Tortoni and notes shortages while encouraging elegant presentation.
Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou take over during summer for the Ginny Simms Show on CBS. Gary Merrill gains a new nickname from his wife the poor man’s Humphrey Bogart. Johnny Desmond remains popular in England after a year away as British readers seek his latest news. Milena Miller, replacing Bing Crosby, is hailed as the most beautiful girl in radio.
Quick kitchen tips for summery flavors. Add a chopped hard cooked egg to four servings of consomme noodle soup. Top croutons with grated nippy cheese and serve with soup or vegetable juice. Two tablespoons relish boosts macaroni or noodle and cheese. Season steaks with a chili onion Worcestershire mustard sauce.
The Weather Bureau links colder winters to 50 year cycles and cites a push to toughen citizens as modern comfort fades. Elmer Twitchell laments soft winters and recalls hardy days, praising old plows and communal grit, urging the return of harsher seasons for the health of the race.
The long running Feltman’s restaurant at Coney Island, in business 72 years and famous to millions, is changing ownership. The piece recalls the grand venue with its city block size, a dozen restaurants, several bars, and a memorable full course dinner for 1.25 dollars with beer priced at five cents and cocktails at two for a quarter.
This item describes a pint size lawn chair that matches an adult chair, with pattern 253 for the child version and pattern 269 for the adult. It includes a full materials bill, large cutting diagrams, and illustrated construction steps. seat height about ten inches, depth thirteen inches. Patterns cost 15 cents each or 25 cents for both, with the order to be sent to a provided address.
The quiz answers include May 7 1945 for Germany's surrender and the piano for range. Olympic games resume in 1948 in London. Oceans hold about 327 672 000 cubic miles. The Dyaks are the Borneo native group. A price control system existed briefly via the Committee of Suspension and Observation of the Continental Congress. Geronimo led the Apaches and Charles I was beheaded in 1649 in London.
Among eight sponsoring countries, the United States and Great Britain financed 21 of 33 Arctic expeditions and 12 of 13 Antarctic ventures. The data highlight a strong commitment from two powers in polar research across thresholds of the Arctic and Antarctic regions.
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