Lone Ranger Hero Real-Life Roots and Screen Skill
Profile of Bruce Beemer known as The Lone Ranger. Details his horse farm upbringing in Mount Carmel Illinois, service in World War I with the Rainbow division, gassings at Belleau Wood and other battles, and his rise as a radio hero blending outdoor sportsmanship with frontier justice. He is 40, father of four, and loves horses and fishing, with Silver the stallion as his favorite. He earned the Purple Heart, Victory Medal, and an American accolate from Wilson.
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Frontier Justice
The
Lone Ranger
France
Douglas MacArthur
Rainbow Division
Ranger
Bruce Beemer
Mount Carmel
Peerer
Detroit
Silver
U. S
Belleau Wood
St. Mihiel
Chateau- Thierry
Argonne
Wilson
Minute Make-Ups By GABRIELLE Ranger's Rural Life and Radio Rise
A two year postwar start in radio for the Ranger who balanced city acting with outdoors life on a large farm. He tended 34 horses a Guernsey herd 600 chickens and raised chicks with mash and buttermilk. Hunting diversions include Canada ducks and southern quail and pheasant especially in Kentucky. He avoids bear and deer hunting preferring wildlife moments over targets.
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Canada
Kentucky
A Better Mousetrap in the South Pacific
Sergt. Phillip Bi anco of Cleveland Ohio, a marine, devised a trap for rats in the South Pacific. The first night it caught ten. Replacing a five gallon can with a fifty five gallon oil drum, he then bagged sixty five rodents in one night as the weight toppled the hinged end and dropped them into the can.
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South Pacific
Sergt
Phillip Bianco
Cleveland
Ohio
Concrete Invasion Barges Built Along English Coast
British authorities mass produce concrete invasion barges to conserve steel. Each 128 ton vessel measures 84 feet long and 22 feet wide and is built at the water’s edge for rapid outfitting by crane.
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London
English
The Rambling Rhymster on Dog Houses and Social Order
A poem notes that dog houses exist in backyards and in many places as symbols of status. The verse imagines reserved structures for underlings and workers who err, stretching from homes to markets. It critiques social hierarchies using the dog house as a quiet motif.
Neckwear Fashion Tricks Inane but Clever Tie Teens
A playful column of fashion ideas using neckties in teen wear. Suggestions include tie skirts and jumpers with trimmed hems, boot and blouse accents, bow tie shoes, tie point borders around babushkas, and apron styles made from old ties. It notes garish, nightmeet garlands and autograph tape rosettes as playful crowd fads.
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All Girls’ Magazine
Soda Fountain
What to Do By Phyllis Belmont
A guide advising how a woman should interact with a man when walking arm in arm, noting she should not hang on a man in uniform, and detailing when a man may offer his arm or assist crossing streets. It covers arm holds, saluting with free right arm, and umbrella usage as aid.
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Ledger Syndicate
WNU
Autographobia GREWSOME TOWSOME Fashionably Odd Card
An offbeat item notes playful embroidery with red heart outlines and cheeky phrasing inviting novelty fashion. The fragment suggests a humorous or quirky collectible card or garment detail.
Colorful Feet and Sock Tricks for Style
A fashion note urges using mismatched socks with loafers and moccasins as a bold look. Tips include pairing colors on each leg and coordinating with clothing, and repairing worn tops with heavy yarn sewn around the edge.
The Sock Tops Drawstring Bow Method
A quick note on finishing sock tops with drawstrings. Leave enough material at both ends to tie a bow in front and adjust the tightness as desired.
Trixie Teen Advises Toast to Late Date Calls
Trixie Teen urges not to snub a boy who asks late and suggests saying when will you be over. She notes even stars have solo evenings and advises embracing any chance at dating rather than bitterness.
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Lana Turner
Like Father Like Son Wear Identical Uniforms
In Nashville an army captain and his five year old son wore identical uniforms as they approached a movie box office. A young ticket seller asked if they needed one serviceman and one child ticket. The captain hesitated briefly and then asked for two servicemen tickets.
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Nashville
Lesson for May 28 Scripture Texts and Edicts
Fragmentary note describes a lesson for May 28 with objects and scripture texts selected by an International Council of death education. It mentions approval by permission and references a sected edicted procedure.
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International Couns
Deat Education
Permissi
Pauls Message for Corinthian Christians on Certainty
A sermon summary discusses II Corinthians lessons on a steady Christian life amid disruption, highlighting light affliction versus eternal glory, assurance beyond death, and the love of Christ as motive for living and serving. It cites II Cor 4:5 16 18 5:1 5 8 and 14 19 with emphasis on eternal hope and witness.
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Paul
Corinth
Christ
On the Home Front Ruth Wyeth Spears Patterns
Wartime feature shows early American wall pockets cut from light pine or scrap material. Useful for ration books and grocery pads, with hand or jig saw cutting. Mrs Spears provides full size patterns and finishing directions in Pattern 261 for request at 15 cents.
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Iff
Ruth Wyeth Spears
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