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Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1949

Page

3

Handsome Chair Pattern for DIY Dining Set

Learn to make four armless chairs and two with arms from a simple pattern. Full size outlines and complete parts for chairs with or without arms include child sizes 2 to 8. Send 25c for Chair Pattern No. 76 to East-Bilt Pattern Company Dept. W Pleasantville NY.

East-Bild Pattern Company, Dept. W Pleasantville N. Y

Nobel Prize Awarded for DDT Discovery

Dr. Paul Muller of Basel Switzerland received the 1948 Nobel prize for medicine for the discovery of the insecticide DDT.

Paul Mueller Basel Switzerland

Derby benefit race to aid Louisville medical college

Churchill Downs to host a Kentucky Derby benefit race for the Louisville medical college. The event aims to channel Derby crowds toward medical aid after the finish leaves many spectators feeling unwell. Colonel Winn promotes a new bedside manner for betting and medical relief.

Colonel Winn Churchill Downs Louisville Medical College

Derby medicine and moonlighting at Churchill Downs

A satirical column riffs on Colonel Matt Winn blending medicine and horse racing at Churchill Downs. It imagines medical themes at the Derby including white coats, stethoscopes at mutuel windows, and a push to fund clinical education, with playful digs at medical schools and race-going culture.

O. K School of Medicine Derby Churchill Downs

Tulsa premiere draws Oklahoma officials and stars to screen event

Governor Roy Turner declares a holiday for the Tulsa premiere of Eagle-Lion’s Tulsa, with Walter Wanger bringing Susan Hayward Robert Preston Chill Wills and Jess Barker to town. Fifty mayors attend as press members are hosted by Tulsa for a day and a half of festivities. The film features an oil-well fire scene noted as a standout. The piece also notes fates of actors Zachary Scott and Errol Flynn and mentions future projects for Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers. Bill Conrad is described as the voice of CBS Escape with a casual wardrobe while appearing in various productions.

Eagle-Lion Films Tulsa Okla Roy Turner Eagle-Lion Walter Wanger Susan Hayward Robert Preston Chill Wills Jess Barker

Minute 7 Trouble with you in a cautious romance

Barry presses Hugh on Valeria and marriage while Hugh insists he is carefully pursuing the relationship. Barry hints Valeria may see another man, and Hugh bristles at the intrusion, vowing Val loves him and will wait. The scene ends with Barry noting Val’s options and Hugh remaining confident.

Barry Hugh Valeria Val

Feud Over Val Ends With Barry's Sudden Revelation

In a strained exchange Hugh learns from Barry that Val has married him, a claim Barry asserts he witnessed. Hugh reacts with alarm as Barry fades, leaving the roommates to grapple with the shock and the warning finally fulfilled.

Crossword Puzzle Clues

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Persia

Linens Interest Easy Imbraitecy Pattern Guide

A promotional note describes an improved needlework pattern set with charts photos and concise directions to simplify embroidery. Includes vague address reference for purchase or correspondence.

U S Farms Produce Persian Lamb Fur

A Dayton Ohio breeder says American farms supply about half of Persian lamb fur used in the United States. Starting with two ewes and a ram a farmer can raise enough lambs for a Persian lamb coat in five years. Persia exports Karakul wool but not Persian lamb fur to the United States.

Valley Hall Dayton Ohio United States Persia

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