Return of supplies sparks court martial threat at Kinney’s
In Kinney’s storehouse Blake confronts McKinstry and Stockett over aiding an escape and breaking in. They reveal hidden ammunition and supplies believed unpaid and delayed, staged by Eklund's plan. Blake, calm but sharp, decides they will be held for court martial as witnesses prepare the case.
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Stockett
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Nyman
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Thask
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Intrigue and confrontation erupt as Blake questions Kinney plot
Arch ie Joscelyns dramatic scene unfolds with Helen challenging Blake at night. Nyman drinks amid a tense chase as Ekland outlines Kinneys plan to use Indians and seize property. Blake apologizes and plans a restrained response while Eklund offers to head toward the camp to avert a war, awaiting a signal. A SUMMER picnic land rush closes the page.
TV and Radio By Charles Mercer
New York television chief Merle S Jones at the Minneapolis Advertising Club cites CBS data that the average home TV set was on five hours daily over the year. Nielsen measured hours in many homes and projections suggest 39,300,000 TV households. A small poll of five viewers questions the reliability of sweeping viewing conclusions.
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New York
Merle S. Jones
CBS Television
Minneaapolis Advertising Club
America
CBS
A. C. Nielsen Co
Nielsen
Nielsen Co
Channot
Wollywood News Briefs Spotlight on Edward Ever Tanner Dennis
Hollywood gossip notes that Edward Ever Tanner Dennis, a.k.a Patrick Dennis or Virginia Rowans, has three books on the best seller list including Auntie Mame. A Broadway smash with Rosalind Russell may lead to a Warner Bros film, while The Loving Couple is being optioned for a film. Tanner and his wife and young son are guests at a city event as he comments on his sudden success.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
New Yorker
Edward Ever
Tanner
Patrick Dennis
Virginia Rowans
Mame
Rosalind Russell
Warners
Frederick Brisson
England's elder troopers say acting is all work and play
England's famed seniors Dame Sybil Thorndike and Sir Lewis Casson, performing nightly in The Potting Shed at the Bijou, say theater life is nonstop work and travel. Their Broadway return after 109 years together fuels renewed appetite for more stage work and family ties.
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England
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Lewis Casson
Bijou
Grasham Greene
Potting Shed
Sir Lewis
Sybil
Cassons
Australia
Casson
Ireland
London
Mother and Six Children Die in Tennessee Fire
A fire near Centerville Tennessee killed a mother and six of her seven children and destroyed a six room home Sunday. Neighbor Adolph Shelby, 50, a former night watchman, pulled the family from the blaze. The victims were Mrs. Shelby, 46, Ruby Lee 28, Mary Fay 20, Jo Ann 16, Ruth 13, Danny 9, and Elaine 6.
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Ruth
Danny
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Suspect Sought After Gas Service Disruption in Charleston
State Police join United Fuel Gas Co in tracing a suspect who shut off a main gas line in Charleston Sunday. Service restored by Monday, but Memorial Hospital, a downtown hotel, and many homes reported the outage. Outside temps ranged from 2% to 40. David Warfield, famed Broadway actor who died in 1951, left most of his estate to multiple arts groups including the Actors Fund of America and various guilds.
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Charleston
United Fuel Gas Co
Charleston Memorital Hospital
David Warfield
Actors Fund of America
The
Catholic Actors Guild
Episcopal Actors Gate
Jewish Theatrical Guild
100 Safe Sleep Ad Claims Three Meds for Sleep
An ad promotes Sostivex SOSIIEN as a triple-ingredient sleeping tablet that supposedly delivers natural like sleep with high safety, and compares it to Sominex which is described as non narcotic and non habit forming. It claims no prescription is needed and offers a money back guarantee.
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Sosiien
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