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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1948
Page
6
Former infantry officer Jerry Anderson confronts a burglar in his cottage off Helm Road. A tense standoff follows as Anderson uses training to control the scene and contact police. The intruder is captured with authorities arriving to arrest him.
Household Memo outlines birthday party ideas by age group with simple menus and recipes. It offers creams, soups, eggs, and toast with decorative cake ideas, plus a chicken dish and burgers, ending with a chocolate frosting and festive touches for a child’s celebration.
Fred Waring trains 800 glee clubs with choral methods as Shawnee hosts a nine week course. icily, cinema notes cite Ingrid Bergman and Claudette Colbert in polls, while Bergman leads in popularity and Crosby and Peck dominate film lists.
A four year old girl asks her mother if she will marry like her father and later if she will be an old maid like Aunt Louise. The mother confirms both outcomes, and Susie concludes she is indeed in fix.
A circuit rider, challenged by a stranger at a meal, explains his duty to remind the wicked of retribution beyond the grave after the man tests a sample of a tonic. The stranger notes the preacher is the first he has seen carrying samples.
An onboard stowaway, unable to pay, was kept at work by the conductor who explained the man was found on board and would earn passage by labor. The scene shows a paying passenger challenging the conductor while the stowaway works his passage under an ex sailor’s authority.
The young lawyer delivers a long dissertation on his case and asks the court if he should continue. The judge sighs and replies that pleasure is out of the question but the lawyer may proceed.
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