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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1948

Page

2

Star gossip and upcoming films in Stage'screen radio

Inez Gerhard notes James Stewart in Rope shot in color and Hitchcock praise. Pedro Armendariz signs for Tulsa with Susan Hayward and Robert Preston. Armendariz wins Mexican Academy Award for The Pearl. Teresa Wright, Mary Lansing, and David Niven teased with cars and roses. Frank Buck re releases Bring em Back Alive. Godfrey earns fame and $200,000 yearly. Vic Damone buys a Brooklyn home amid fan chaos. Bergen sails for Europe with Axel McCarthy on list. Grand Ole Opry attendance record. Paar renewed by RKO. Milland and Fitzgerald travel for So Evil My Love.

Pedro Armedariz Latin America Walter Wanger Tulsa Eagle Lion Susan Hayward Robert Preston Armendariz John Ford Dolores del Rio Edgar Bergen Europe Axel McCarthy NBC Grand Ole Opry Nashville, Tenn Ray Milland Geraldine Fitzgerald Hollywood London Jack Paar RKO

U S Views on London Olympics and Boxing Legends

The author argues the United States should dominate the London Olympics, notes past critiques of American stamina versus speed, and cites that without black stars the nation would seem weak. The piece recalls historic boxers Bob Fitzsimmons and Jeffries, and reflects on past World Series stars and the 1905 W.S. injury incident.

United States London Napoleon Lajoie Walter Johnson Mystic Hill Mathewson Feller Cooperstown Rube Waddell Alexander Cobb Ruth Collins Jackson Hornsby Grove Wagner Brown Kling Plank Coombs Bender Johnson Wood Fox Fritsch Dizzy Dean Cochrane Dickey

Power Line Fatal Crash in New Jersey

Frank Sullivan, 35, a poultry farmer, died when a 4,000 volt power line fell onto his car after a highway crash near Williamstown. Driver George Fey, 28, and passenger Herbert Lewis, 26, escaped with minor injuries. Fey faces charges of reckless killing by automobile.

Williamstown N. J Frank Sullivan William Hofer Sullivan George S. Fey Herbert S. Lewis Atlantic City Fey Joseph Berger Monroe Township Lewis Berger Atlantic City Electric Co Louis K. Collins Gloucester County Vernon Huber

Storing Apples Techniques for Odor Prevention

Wrap apples in paper or pack them in leaves to prevent odor absorption from nearby vegetables in the cellar.

Imported Shorthorns in Westchester County 1792 1796

A few Shorthorn cattle were imported into Westchester county New York as early as 1792 and 1796. Rat Voracious A good sized rat will eat as much as several growing chicks.

Westchester County N. Y

Baked Apples Describe Ideal Qualities and Best Varieties

Epicures differ on the perfect baked apple yet agree on key traits. The ideal apple holds its shape and color, has smooth skin, stays tender without becoming mushy, and remains delicately sweet. Top baking choices include Jonathan Stayman Winesap Delicious and Grimes Golden.

Jonathan Stayman Winesap Delicious Grimes

Indians Citizens Act by Congress Declares All Native Americans Citizens

An act of Congress dated June 2, 1924 grants US citizenship to all American-born Indians whether living on reservations or not, extending citizenship regardless of residence.

Congress United States

Meals Aboard Queen Elizabeth Serves 10,000 Daily

The Queen Elizabeth deluxe ocean liner serves more than 10,000 meals daily to passengers and crew. The onboard kitchen handles breakfast, lunch, and dinner for guests across multiple dining rooms and galley stations.

No Life Without Soil Says Dr Kelogg

Soil is the thin film between earth and sky that supports all living things says Dr Charles E Kellogg of the department of agriculture. Beneath lie sterile rocks above it air and sunshine. From it all plants animals and humans derive nourishment and return their dead. There is no life without soil and no soil without life.

Charles E. Kellogg Department of Agriculture

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