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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1946
Page
7
An NBC Grand Glo Opry program originated aboard a moving riverboat on the Cumberland River at Nashville, marking the first network air from a boat. The broadcast featured Red Foley, Minnie Pearl, and Louie Buck, with onlookers recalling nervous moments and stage cues.
The column surveys film and theater chatter with and without names, praising Fred MacMurray for Smoky and Sylvia Sidney in a drama and noting The Hoodlum Saint with Bull Powell and Ex her Williams. It also riffs on audience reception, gossip about Norman Grant’s jazz Carnegie Hall show, and Tallulah Bankhead’s triumph in Noel Coward’s Private Lives at the Greenwich Playhouse with vivid period color.
Fragmented OCR text on needlework patterns and chair set designs. references vary with garbled phrases but center on pastel kitchen craft items and decorative patterns. No clear date or specific pattern names. content resembles an old catalog or hobby column with unclear instructions.
A gushing matron approached James Cagney to sell her film ideas. After praising her daughter she claimed she was a sweet, lovely little thing. Cagney deflected with a quip about raven stalls and purer qualities, noting many wonderful things in Hollywood.
The article notes a rocket ascent surpassing one mile above the stratosphere, launched by the California technology initiative SALCIT. It states the starting mass and a liquid fuel propulsion, with radar indicating a flight apex around 5,000 feet.
The article notes sound waves can change travel due to atmospheric conditions. It cites an explosion at a Dutch annihilation station in 123, heard up to 90 miles away but inaudible between 65 and 115 miles, illustrating irregular sound propagation.
In 1582 by Pope Gregory XIII. The rest of the items mix trivia and unclear prompts, with some answers partially stated or garbled. The clear fact remaining is Gregory XIII issued the reform in 1582.
Early rites to Venus featured flowery cabbages leeks and garlic as offerings. She was linked with nature beauty and protection of Rome market gardeners. Later she symbolized bright beauty and lent her name to a planet and the Venus diamond myth. Cupid descends from Chaos in mythic tradition.
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