Ann still tops singing bites in movie roles
Critics note Ann Blyth dominates lead singing parts while Mathryn Grayson and Jane Powell offer stronger acting. Rumors swirl about Judy Garland opening at the Palace on October 18 and relief for Dean and Jerry amid strained careers.
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Blyth
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Jane Powell
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the Palace
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Remembering 1917 farm life in Pocatello Valley Idaho
A memoir recalling teaching in Southern Idaho's dry wheat district in 1917. The writer describes primitive equipment including a header machine, a harvest feast with tables outside, fried chicken and pies, and the community's working rhythm.
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Family Bible Birth Record Accepted for VA Death Certificate
A widow asks about using a copied family Bible entry certified by a notary as proof of her daughter's birth for a VA death certificate. The response confirms the Bible entry can be acceptable if dated, checked for erasures, and believed written at birth time.
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Attorney General’s Office
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Puzzle Clues Point to Names and Puzzles
A fragment from a daily page presents wordplay cues linking a girl's name to syllables and a reference to a jumping disease described as Malayan. The terse hints suggest a cryptic style common in puzzle sections.
No sympathy for complaint from lawmakers critics
The piece argues critics of legislators are loud but often uninformed and disloyal, while many voters fail to communicate with representatives. It defends lawmakers as level headed though sometimes misinformed, noting that home input can offset local views and that representatives may have information shaping votes.
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Concord
Washington
Farm price supports split voters as 1956 issue resurfaces
The debate over farm price supports resurfaces as the House backs a parity price support, while the Senate stalls. Senator Johnston condemns Agriculture Department propaganda, claiming it divides urban and rural voters and harms farmers with a tax burden narrative.
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Farmers Anchor City Policy in Speech by Mr Benson
A speech by Mr Benson argues against sacrificing city needs for false economies while promising farmers and touring rural trouble spots. He warns subsidies to private industry and public works costs that benefit private firms, citing the Delaware River channel project and a US Steel concern as examples.
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The
Senate of
Delaware
Trenton
States Steel Corporation
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