Sally Comes Home Doe Raised At Army Arsenal
Sally a three year old doe found at two days old on the Picatinny arsenal in New Jersey was raised by Mrs. William H. Russell former seeing eye instructor and K-9 patrol director. She has mothered two fawns and expects another and returns regularly to the Russell home but leaves her young in the yard.
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Doe
William H. Russell
Army
Picatinny Arsenal
Lake Denmark
N. J
Vaudeville Stars Burns Allen Star on Early TV Album Plans
George Burns and Gracie Allen recall 15 years of success since their Palace Theater bill with Eddie Cantor. They adopted a girl in 1934 and a boy in 1935, while Kenny Baker plans a religious song album. Goldwyn Girls tour Latin America. Silent era scraps contrast with current Screen RKO Thur.
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George Burns
Gracie Allen
New York
Palace Theater
Eddie Cantor
George Jessel
Daing
Cantor
Guy Lombardo
Goldwyn
Cary Grant
Howard Hughes
Mexico City
Casas Aleman
Virginia Mayo Registers Under Her Real Name
A loose remark notes Virginia Mayo registered with her mother at a Palm Springs hotel as Virginia Jones, omitting studio notification. The piece mentions a suspected Hollywood couple tour in a 1938 coupe, possibly Mr and Mrs Robert Mitchum. It hints Diana wearing an engagement ring and Malibu Beach as a setting for scenes in Humoresque.
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Virginia Mayo
Palm Springs
Virginia Jones
Robert Mitchum
Hollywood
Diana In
Malibu Beach
Veronica Graham Builds a Secure Family Future
A San Francisco woman, Veronica Graham, steadies her six-child home as breadwinner, buying a $13,000 old house, earning $750 monthly from rent, while supporting her mother and two older children. Her husband Philip moves toward normalcy as stress eases, illustrating a path to security through prudent planning and self reliance.
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Pete
San Francisco
Philip
Von
Veronica Graham
Phil
Veronica
Europe
Convalescent Home Brings Hope to Struggling Family
Mrs. Graham used savings to buy a mansion and, aided by her mother, runs a convalescent home earning $750 a month. The income relieves pressure on her newspaper worker husband and quiets fears about the future for Philip and Veronica.
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Graham
Philip
Veronica
Fur prices seen rising later this year says trade group
The Retail Manufacturers Farriers of America Inc reports higher expected fur skin and garment prices. Labor costs are not forecast to fall below 1946 levels, and fur auctions and skin markets have shown an upward trend over the past 10 weeks. Merchants are likely to pay higher prices when restocking.
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Farriers of America, Inc
Questions from a 1950s General Quiz
Six trivia prompts cover ancient Rome executions planetary rotation census figures Washington bureaucracy and Henry VIII marriages. The list asks how spectators punished gladiators, which planet shares Earth's day, US 1790 population, annual red tape, region with most accidental deaths last year, and Henry VIII marriage count.
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United States
Washington
Henry VIII of
England
Answers to six historical trivia prompts
The items list a thumbs down verdict, Mars timing, a census figure 3 929 214, government paper purchases about 60 000 spools yearly, mountain states death rate led by Nevada at 1589 per 100 000 with Rhode Island 51.2, and the prompt mentions six repetitions.
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Mars
Mountain
Nevada
Rhode Island
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Tom
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Barton MacLane
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Fred MacMurray
Frances
Eva Goodwin
Don Quinn
Vincent Sherman
Kent Smith
Nora Prentiss
Paris
Be Ami
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Alan Young
Margie
Alan
Gracie
George
Kathleen Norris
By Kathleen Norris
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