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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1944
Page
8
A compact entry summarizing a fragmented OCR page segment about a future famous sculpture, listing partial clues and terms. Includes references to a city in Arizona, various word fragments, and stray vocabulary items across disciplines, framed like a crossword style clue set.
A damaged OCR-like page presents a jumble of partial phrases and numbers. It appears as a catalog of word fragments and clues including references to weights, places, and random terms. No coherent event is clear.
In December 1930 William E McKenney reviews a Cleveland broadcast of a historic auction bridge hand by Maurice Maschke with Tom Red Manning and Harold Gallagher as announcers. Maschke executes a four deuces squeeze after careful play, noting possible defenses yet completing the sequence.
A staff story on Lauren Bacall as she debuts opposite Humphrey Bogart in To Have and Have Not. The piece notes her arresting presence, throaty voice, and nonconformist style such as wearing slacks, tainted by a bustling press environment and playful banter with a journalist.
Hollywood story recounts Lauren Bacall meeting director Howard Hawks and being cast opposite Humphrey Bogart in To Have and Have Not after studying acting. It notes Hawks’ demand for a husky voice, Bacall’s early screen tests, and her nerves lighting a cigarette in the first scene, followed by work on The Big Sleep.
German forces used dummy airborne “scarecrow” planes to simulate exploding aircraft over Solangen yesterday. Pilots report banners of flame and smoke aimed to disrupt bomber formations, noting such devices are typically employed in night missions.
In the ship’s social circle Captain Brigson pressures Sir Douglas to consider Miss Mayne for marriage while Julia Mayne responds with a poised, wary smile. Rory Vane watches, seethes, and retreats to his cabin after a pointed exchange, fearing a social snub and a broken chance for his own hopes. The scene ends with Rory admitting the voyage has become a nightmare as he contemplates drink and isolation at night.
A dense listing of 1930s radio programs, sponsors, and hosts. Entries include The Cavalcade of America, Captain Midnight, Lux Radio Theatre style performances, news broadcasts, musical variety shows, and quiz segments across CBS NBC and mutual networks with noted cast members and time slots.
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