Kay Crandon Outsmarts Fire Patrol Intrigue
Kay Crandon leads a rugged ranch crew and encounters Ted Gaynor seeking help after foreclosures. Fire patrol chief Tom Runyon arrives. Kay invites Ted to join the Lavy Nine, while concealing suspicions of arson as she plans to protect him and the ranch from further fires.
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State Inheritance Tax Law Will Be Enforced
State Comptroller William S Gordy urged strict enforcement of the inheritance tax law requiring executors to pay within 13 months of administration. The 1946 special session imposed a 1 percent tax on certain distributive shares, with penalties and forfeiture of commissions for noncompliance.
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Hollywood film edits and releases through the silent era
Hollywood lore recalls how star deaths and censorship shaped films. Projects like Ready Willing and Able and Saratoga were modified or shelved, while Queen Kelly failed for sound adaptation reasons. Foreign protests also influenced releases, with Maximilian of Mexico remaining the only feature withheld for diplomatic reasons.
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Turkey
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Machiavelli and The Prince Featured on Italian Stamps
The article notes Nicolo Machiavelli, born 1469, endured torture under the Borgia regime before writing The Prince. It highlights his assertion that tyranny, fear, and force sustain power, and mentions his portrait appearing on an Italian stamp in a series honoring famous Italians.
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The Bongo Animal and a Banned Banana Incident
A peculiar note describes a bongo as the animal in question and mentions slicing a banana while an official named Denns ordered action. The passage comments on public reactions, the Latin American response, and a concerted effort by a studio to salvage a film that remained shelved and forgotten.
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Night Must Fall at Tivoli with Montgomery and Russell
Robert Montgomery plays a charming killer opposite Rosalind Russell in Night Must Fall at the Tivoli Theater. Russell portrays a dowdy secretary drawn to danger as she falls for the murderer. A Popeye cartoon and newsreel accompany the program at City Opera House with Maytime closing at City Opera.
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Tivoli Theater
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Unclear court filings and personal notes surface in damaged text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions divorce filings and legal actions involving named individuals, with references to court proceedings, dates, and injuries. The readable portions show phrases about a divorce filing, alleged injuries, and statements by a person identified as Mrs. Fleet or Biehl, but many names and facts are garbled.
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