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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1946

Page

2

Innocent Bystander and The Cinemagicians at the Movies

The column reviews several films and performers. Fred MacMurray headlines Smoky with Sylvia Sidney and other acts like The Searching Wind and Diary of a Chambermaid noted for character studies. The piece also includes brief press box commentary and light quips from various critics and readers.

Fred MacMurray Fred Sylvia Sidney Paulette Goddard Bill Powell Esther Williams

Big Business and Taxes in 1940s Legislation Debated

Washington report notes carry back of unused excess profits credits persists, enabling firms with uneven 1936–1939 earnings to adjust 1946 tax payments. Mills and Bailey urge repeal. Eastman Kodak issues linked to atomic test fallout. a collage of cultural notes follows including jazz, Broadway, and fashion scenes.

Washington Senate Finance Committee General Motors Treasury Cleveland Bailey Clarksburg W. Va House Ways and Means Committee The Wilbur Mills Arkansas Congress Mills

Second Bikini test to measure naval hull effects

Navy officials and scientists prepare for the July 25 second atomic blast at Bikini lagoon aboard the USS Appalachian. The underwater detonation aims to assess hull damage, radiological impact, and survivability of submarines and ships, with live animals aboard and Geiger counters tracking radioactivity.

Appalachian Baker Bikini Lagoon Army Air Force Navy

Taft leads Republican path as primary contests loom

Senator Taft assumes leadership amid shifting Republican ranks. Warren tops California, Stassen faces Shipstead in July, Nebraskan results questioned isolationism, and Dewey retreats from leadership as Vandenberg strengthens international role.

Washington Ohio Sen Robert Taft Senate Truman Carroll Reece Warren California Pacific States Taft Nebraska Minnesota Stassen Thye Shipstead Russia

Phillies rise from cellar to near top amid praise for 1946 plan

The article lauds the 1946 Phillies led by owner Bob Carpenter, GM Herb Pennock, and manager Ben Chapman for turning a cellar club into a strong National League contender. It compares their turnaround to the 1914 Boston Braves, highlighting three-pitcher durability and criticizes modern overworked staffs.

Bob Carpenter Herb Pennock Ben Chapman Phillies Messrs Carpenter Pennock Chapman Boston Braves Braves George Stallings Georgia Stallings

Arkansas May Be Second Target Ship in Atomic Test

The second target ship for the atomic test may be the average battleship Arkansas rather than the carrier Saratoga. Adm. Blandy had not announced a final decision. Captain Donald MacMahon of the Saratoga wagered the ship would return to the East Coast under its own power, a bet now with favorable odds as Saratoga was initially slated for the second target.

T. Fuller J. Baker J. Eliason Ida James J. Gart Palestine J. Cannon Louis E. Cuneo G. J. Nathan Eastman Kodak Company New Mexico Eastman Kansas Truman OPA Congress Washington Japan Pacific U. S Adm T. A. Solberg Bureau of Ships Naval Evaluation Board Pennsylvania Michigan Ohio California Indiana Willis House France Bidault Louis Conn Phillies Red Sox Yankees Dodgers Cardinals Arkansas W. H. P. Blandy Crossroads Joint Task Force Saratoga Donald MacMahon Bikini

Space Savers for Your Closet Door

Short ad text describes space saving closet door racks under three inches deep with a curved top for hats and a lower rack for a briefcase wallet or gloves. A handy rod below serves many uses and parts can be cut from plywood scraps using hand or power saw. Pattern 283 with cutting guides illustrated directions and materials list priced at 15 cents postpaid.

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