Hollywood preps 1948 queen of comebacks and star streaks
INEZ GERHARD RIVALS, the 1948 top paid woman star, rose from humble looks to fame through grit and varied roles. The piece notes other stars and projects including A Foreign Affair June Bride and A Letter to Three Wives, plus Harvey scenes and TV radio plans. It mentions Jane Greer, Dick Powell, and a Brad Evans rumor, with details on Spier’s Cardinal Minds Bent and I Am With You releases. Wayne Morris Alaska plan, Leon Errol two reels, Bob Hope tour earnings, and more showbiz odds ends.
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Wayne Morris
Alaska
Leon Errol
RKO
Bob Hope
Marriage Reforms and Realities in a Struggling Home
Kathleen Norris comments on marriage as civilization’s base urging wives to manage finances and involvement. She narrates Jim and Nancy Cutter’s 11 year struggle ending in resilient renewal through moving to a rural two-acre shift, mortgaging to build cottages and securing a stable family life.
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Jim
Cutters
Nancy
Beverley Beverley
Toledo
Boppo
Bev
Frankfort
Germany
Russia
Emil Walter
Halle
Johann Georgenstadt
Aue
Walter
Annaberg
Niederschlema
Oberschlema
Social Unity Party
Woman's World fashion forecast for spring reveals refined details
The article notes little new in spring fashion with emphasis on updated trims and fabrics. Expect longer lasting wardrobes with accessories like handbags shoes and pins. Luxurious linens satins silk prints and chiffon dominate, with sleek gabardines and exquisite handwork on collars cuffs and bodices enhancing feminine silhouettes.
Fashion Notes On Waistlines Belts and Necklines
Em pire waistlines offer new decoration with scatter pins and wide belts. Neckline interest rises with rounded curves, plunging shapes, and portrait outlines. Beachwear favors strapless dresses with boleros. silhouettes vary from full to slim-tailored. Long coats with rich fabrics showcase detailed tailoring and subtle padding.
White coal and its meaning in power terms
White coal is the term for falling water usable for power. Originating in France as houille blanche, it likely refers to snow-fed mountain sources or air bubbles in white water. Tide water used for power may be called blue coal.
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France
Oldest Duck Hunter Found On Cape Cod
Game Warden Franklin Graves discovers a 76 year old hunter on Cape Cod who says his father is doing well. His father, William Swan of Reading, age 100, has a rapidly filling bag of ducks nearby.
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Ware
Mass
Franklin Graves
United States
Graves
Cape Cod
William Swan
Reading
Woman Uses Solar Heat Device For Home Heating
Dr Maria Telkes demonstrates a 800 square foot solar heating system in Dover Massachusetts. The setup uses a south sun trap and sodium sulfate decahydrate heat bins to store solar heat for up to ten days, with a cheap chemical unit from MIT experiments and a goal of fuel free operation through winter.
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Dover
Mass
Maria Telkes
Dr. Telke
Télkes
Several U S Scientists Suffer Radiation Effects
Newton Massachusetts reports that five American scientists suffer cataracts from cyclotron radiation. Dr Shields Warren says the scientists were not named and may not have worked on immediate atomic energy problems. He notes cyclotron research has greater radiation risk than government atomic projects but overall hazards are slight.
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Newton
Mass
Shields Warren
Medical Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Warren
United States
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Bette
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Jean Arthur
Lund
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Robert Montgomery
Penny Morgan
Arthur Godfrey
Irma
Paramount
Marie Wilson
Diana Lynn
Jane
John Lund
Marie
Don DeFore
Diana
Martin and Lewis
Jane Greer
Dick Powell
Brad Evans
Sinatra
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FBI
Joe Dash
Warner Bros
Cardinal Minds Benty
Anthony Velller
South Africa
Religious Film Association
Sam Spade
William Spier
Bette Davis
Kathleen Norris
Bell Syndicate
By Ertta Haley
New York
White Coal
Reds
U.S
Suzte
Hellaggs
Tor
Red Star
SI Ilme
Sano
Fleming-Hall Tobacco CO. Ing
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