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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1946
Page
2
A satirical list honors Harriet Sue James B. Crabby Herman G looks as notables. The piece mocks a secretary, a sports writer, a citizen and a bridge player for receiving absurd degrees and casual praise in a humorous dismissal.
A satirical column recalls efforts to obtain harmony and world accord amid shortages. It notes demand outstripping supply for peace and kindness, mentions rising prices and a nibbling of trust and honesty, and jokes about unions, industry, and cultural quirks.
Virginia Vale reports Arlene Dietrich’s first postwar American film will be special with Ray Milland co starring in Golden Earrings. Mitchell Leisen will direct as Dietrich returns to film after entertaining troops during the war.
Marlene Dietrich arrives from France this week as work continues on A Stolen Life with Bette Davis and John Wayne films. Edward G. Robinson acts in No Trespassing with a wooden leg. Ann Dvorak stars opposite George Sanders in Bel Ami and Rickey Jordan debuts in Beat the Band. Other items note Bette Davis Laguna Beach scenes, Wayne directing The Angel and the Outlaw in Sedona, and Republic testing singers for Russian River while Gene Autry works on Sioux City Sue with the Cass County Boys.
Deputy sheriff Jim Doane pursues a gang that robbed a train two days earlier across San Loreto county. After his horse dies from a rattlesnake bite and he collapses, four horsemen led by a girl rescue him. Monte Garcia shares a long, shifting tale while Dolores Alvaro is mentioned and a warrant hangs over her.
Sheriff Sam Flick waits for deputy Doane as the tale recalls Star La Rue cheating Don Pio Miguel Alvaro out of Rancho de los Tres Hermanos via illegal gambling. Alvaro loses big, La Rue’s debt erodes, and a fatal shooting follows in San Loreto County.
Deputy Doane resigns as San Loreto county deputy sheriff in a tense exchange with Flick. Doane reveals his badge as the sole remaining item, declaring he quits and leaves, setting up a cliffhanger as the scene ends with Flick reacting in disbelief.
A city editor urges brevity as James C. Gilligan, age 33, checks the Union hotel shaft for an arriving elevator today. The scene captures a busy newsroom tone with a cheerful Morrison firm greeting on the line.
A humorous exchange imagines a soldier’s baldness as a result of a hair raid. The joke plays on misheard phrases about being in a jam and spreading through town, implying a lighthearted communal gossip tone.
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