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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1952
Page
1
Inez Gerhard of Sydney tours 32 American cities to publicize 20th Century Fox's Kangaroo. She travels with two young kangaroos a chaperone and a publicity man. The tour aims to engage 80 000 Australian women and is semi official carrying a greeting letter from the Prime Minister.
Loretta North and Australian mayors reach across borders with a polio recovery highlighted as a victory. Joan Crawford plans diversified activities despite three years left on her Warner Bros. contract. Kirk Douglas heads to New York for a UN related Indoctrination course before tours in Europe and the Middle East. Jack Benny to narrate Ralph Staub’s Screen Snapshots recalling Jolson’s life. Monogram prints 500000 Mars tickets for Flight to Mars with another batch issued fast. CBS Radio’s Beulah adds Lilian Randolph, Tom McKnight in lucky hat tales. The Greatest Show on Earth features multilingual circus performers and Cornet Wilde’s French role. Cave Girl aims for Technicolor debut, two pictures planned this year. Claire Kallen named page girl on The Big Payoff at NBC TV, age 12 from Elizabeth, Indiana. Richard Whorf directs My Friend Irma TV adaptation as Cy Howard backs another project.
Dorothy Barclay advises readers to hunt bargain sales as manufacturers clear inventories. She urges restocking homes and wardrobes, lists how to plan shopping, check ads for prices, and measure for draperies and sheets while noting discounted men and boys wear, children’s clothing, and footwear.
A textile expert advises stretching woolen snow-suits while wet to balance the cotton outing lining. Use lukewarm water and mild soap, squeeze gently, avoid rubbing, rinse in same temperature water, and press with a wringer if available.
In Korea Marines display mustaches as a morale feature described as luxurious with long twisted points. Early attempts used wax and improvised tools before settling on saddle soap as the grooming fix.
Hartford village council authorized a new housing addition, the first phase of a development set to expand later. The approval covers space for 12 houses and a street, with two houses already built and plans for four more in motion.
An OCR fragment mentions a Home Study college degree and prior credits recognition, Fremont College in New Mexico, plus a section on well chilling machines and farm equipment. It also notes baler trade offers from John Lewis & Ben in Iowa with contact numbers.
New Jersey woman credits Kellogg's ALL-BRAN with relief from long trial of constipation. The copy touts bulk, iron, protein, and vitamins, claiming non habit forming cereal restores regularity. Send empty carton to Battle Creek for money back offer.
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