Hollywood Radio and Film News Roundup Sparks Public Buzz
A vivid wrap of radio and film notes including Fred MacMurray as The Miracle of the Bells star choice and crowd-pleasing votes for Clark Gable Ingrid Bergman and Cary Grant. The piece covers March Time Germany special Life Can Be Beautiful NBC and TV film clips with stars Dick Farney Laraine Day Brian Aherne and Robert Mitchum plus Kate Smith shifting networks and other showbiz tidbits.
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MacMurray
Clark Gable
Cary Grant
Ingrid Bergman
Jennifer Jones
Greer Garson
The Secret Service frets over Truman air travel risks
Washington reports the Secret Service seeks to ground President Truman’s travel by air due to recent crashes and weather concerns. They favor rail travel like FDR, while Truman favors speed of flight, complicating security plans and policy debates at the White House.
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Washington
Secret Service
Roosevelt
FDR
Truman
Kansas City
Independence
Civil Aeronautics Authority
CAA
White House
Brain Truster
Clark Clifford
Congress
Secretary of National Defense
Army
Navy
Lesson for February 23 on He Konisti of Hehizious
A February 23 lesson focuses on He Konisti of Hehizious with notes on international aspects. The fragment outlines subject matter and curricular context but lacks full details. Entities include He Konisti and Hehizious with potential international themes.
Crafting Cork Grips For Narrow-Neck Bottle Saws
A simple DIY tip uses two lengthwise slit corks slipped on both ends of a hand scroll-saw blade. This creates finger grips, stabilizing the blade in tight spaces and preventing excessive hand fatigue during back and forth motion.
Practical Housekeeping Tips For Kitchen and Home
Teas flavor with mint varieties and lemon balm. Clean pans and irons with warm water. Pictures on walls need care when removed. Use thick wrapping paper at back of frames to keep dust out. Repurpose damask linen into place mats or extra napkins. Extra napkins handy for kids guests.
Last Patroon Exercised Feudal Rights Till 1839
America's last patroon Stephen Van Rensselaer of New York (1765 1839) held a 400 square mile manor and exercised feudal rights until his death. He ran a manorial court appointed clergy and required tenants to buy at his store. Rents profits and court fines totaled about 1 000 000 dollars annually.
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America
Stephen van Rensselaer
New York State
Kellogg's All-Bran Puffed Up Constipation Relief Claim
A reader letter extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a reliable remedy for constipation after trying many laxatives. The note urges daily consumption with ample water for lasting relief and mentions a double money back guarantee.
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B. Lee Ward
Park Avenues
Bigewood 5
B. I
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