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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1942

Page

3

Red Range in Wild Horse Cowboys Ride to Escape

Con Cameron joins the 20 Bar outfit heading for Wild Horse. He proves adept as a new hand, earns aid from Buzz Up perman, and witnesses Brock and Lowe’s shady dealings. After a chaotic saloon scene with Muchacho and Downes, Con flees into the hills with Caramba Vear, tacking between poker games and peril as he heads toward a new frontier.

Con Cameron Chicago Wild Horse Con Buzz Upperman Caramba Vear Drovers Asa Brock Nevil Lowe Brock Dynamite Downes Marshal Caramba Meroba Odeon Baldy Downes Machadho Lowe Slick Asa Muchacho Muchaco Machacho Alforja Pancho Easy Cameron Balante Tee Ogpen Cow

Con in Wild Horse Sees Plans for a Quiet Wedding

Con Cameron arrives in Wild Horse and spots Caramba and Janet as Nevil Lowe and a busy woman plan Janet's wedding. Mrs. Kleiss offers a safe place for money and hints at danger in town while Con recalls the treacherous fare games and watches for Ca ramba.

Con Nobby Keith Yoker Caramba Lowe Nevil Lowe Janet Don Cameron Meroba Mrs. Kleiss William Wild Horse Carer Zsell

Filippinos Refuse to Play Dead in Wake Is Land Scene

In a Wake Island sequence, about 150 Filipino extras refused to collapse as dying soldiers after repeated takes. Director John Farrow altered the scene so they could act as dead, and Kate Smith signed a Columbia short contract for America Sings With Kate Smith to benefit the USO.

Virginia Vale Paramount Wake Island Robert Preston William Bendix John Farrow Kate Smith Columbia Kate

Film gossip and career moves reveal future stars and veterans

Five years after spotting a Spanish actress in Seville Tim Whelan seeks dark eyed Mary Cortes for a key musical role. Marguerite Chapman successor Lorraine Gettman becomes Leslie Brooks under long term contract. Jack Trent shifts from Montana teacher to actor in Silver Queen while C B DeMille’s Reap the Wild Wind draws Adm Leahy’s keen attention. Ransom Sherman locates Dix Davis at the studio, and Ann Miller’s rise past age tricks lands her in major studios and Broadway. The Are You a Missing Heir program has returned a million, yet 77 million remain unclaimed in probate.

Tim Whelan RKO Radio Seville Mary Cortes Puerto Rico

Radio figures enlist and film stars announce projects

The goofy sound man who heckled Jack Benny has joined the army air corps. Ed Murrow and William L. Shirer first met in a Paris cafe. Ronald Colman finishes The Talk of the Town and Rosalind Russell signs to star in Stand By to Die for RKO about a woman flier in Japanese held islands. Madeleine Carroll reserves seats for her army and navy boys at a broadcast.

Goofy Jack Benny Army Air Corps Ed Murrow William L. Shirer Paris Ronald Colman Rosalind Russell RKO Peoenereny Madeleine Carroll Sane New

Wartime effort urges soil conservation and contour farming

The wartime committee on conservation at the New York State College of Agriculture urges increasing yields per acre over expanding tillage. They recommend contour planting on sloping land, use of demonstration farms, and conservation to prevent soil waste seen in World War I, with experts from agronomy economics pomology and soil conservation.

Committee On Conservation New York State College of Agriculture

Beet sugar industry growth fuels industrial use

Napoleon fostered beet sugar research, making it a major cash crop in western states valued at 63 million dollars annually. About 80 factories produce 1.5 million tons, with by products like beet pulp and tops used for livestock feed. steffen process recovers sugar from molasses. States producing most are Colorado, California, Nebraska, Michigan, Utah, Wyoming and Montana.

Napoleon Steffen Colorado California Nebraska Michigan Utah Wyoming Montana Midwest Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa North South Dakota

Roof Laying Faults in Farm Buildings

G R Shier of Ohio State University warns that improper metal roof installation leads to future trouble and expense. Corrugated metal can span slats if stiff, otherwise roofs need solid sheathing. all roofs must be nailed every eight inches along the side lap. Flat topped sheds attached to barns are prone to leaks.

G. R. Shier Ohio State University

Tree Tobacco Insecticide Could Turn Weeds Into Crops

United States scientists have extracted anabasine from tree tobacco, a weed in arid regions of Mexico and the southwestern United States, as a potential valuable insecticide. The compound was first found in the tree-tobacco plant in 1935, after synthetic production and discovery in an Asiatic plant six years earlier.

Mexico United States U. S

Uncle Phil Says on War Trouble and Luck

The piece argues that many seek easy gains from misfortune and urges persistence. It notes some men fear work, while others pursue effort, contrasting luck with labor and urging a retry with a bold, practical attitude.

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