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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
7
The provided text fragment is highly garbled and unreadable, containing scattered words and phrases. It references elements like a map, a "Very ather te" and scientific themes, but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or events to summarize into a proper news item.
The article surveys radio and film stars of the era. Herbert Marshall prepares for The Razor’s Edge adaptation and The Man, with June 18 debut, 14 weeks on Bee Time. Richard Long and Loretta Young linked to The Stranger. Jennifer Jones in Duel in the Sun with Peck, Peck’s fame post Spellbound. Peggy Cummins’ latest casting in The Late George Apeley. Shirley Temple linked to What Every Young Bride Should Know. Barbara Re… in A Time to…, Lanny Ross’ radio run, and Life Can Be Beautiful holiday plans.
A fragmentary town column riffs on a news weekly photo comparing notable figures, a wartime royal tour of Queen Wilhelmina, and editor talk of OPA cuts. It notes Booth Tarkington’s early earnings, Dorothy Thompson’s local column, Louis Fisher’s Gandhi profile, a feud between James Farrell and Sterling North, and Harald Urey’s atom bomb forecast, closing with a breezy farewell.
A collage of jests and quotes recounts a night of wry theater chatter. Woollcott and Broun walk out after a remark about graveyard flowers. Somerset Maugham notes writers mine from real life. Will Rogers exits a political dinner with a quip about fresh blood and fresh air.
A fragmentary guide describes decorating a bathroom with fabric prints and roses. It mentions painting a faded bath, applying large rose motifs, and creating rose-adorned towels and shower accents. The text references patterns and instructions for a home craft project with various decorative elements.
Col liner notes that only two teams have remained in the National League since its 1876 founding, the Boston Braves and the Chicago Cubs. In the American League authorities list the Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Indians, and Detroit Tigers as founding members remaining active.
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