Murder Mystery Grips Pleasant Grove After Alicia Stevenson’s Death
The town of Pleasant Grove buzzes as Alicia Stevenson is found murdered. Tom and Meg share a fragile bond while Meg fears exposure of a late night tryst. Jim MacTavish proposes a dark bargain as Meg faces mounting guilt.
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Bargain Echoes in a Murder Tale Amid Secrets
Megan faces a chilling confession from her father about Alicia Stevenson’s death and a potential Ridge meeting with Tom Fallon. He pressures silence to protect both, while inquest findings hint at a killer known to the victim. Megan’s heartbreak and looming choices collide with Laurence’s steady presence.
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Dinah Shore News and Hollywood Stars in Radio and Film
Virginia Vale notes Dinah Shore rising from Nashville to New York radio with Peter Lind Hayes, a CBS debut, while industry pieces discuss film stars and glycerine tears for The Best Years of Our Lives and Empty Heart. Caesar and Cleopatra grosses and Times Square signs mark industry excitement.
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Pop Singers Shine On Mutual Show Despite Cafe Scene
Mary Small shares top singing honors with Harry Babbitt on By Popular Demand aired Thursday nights on Mutual. The program features the most requested tunes from band leaders and cafes, chosen from wire in selections.
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200 Pound Firework Display Over London
A 200 pound firework, described as the largest device ever made, was exploded over London on Saturday night June 8 1946 as part of victory celebrations. It fired from a special mortar, burst at 750 feet, and produced a pyrotechnic display exceeding 40 000 candle power according to Collier's.
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