Lost Colony Returns in Roanoke Island Summer Season
The Lost Colony by Paul Green reopens at Roanoke Island with a new stage facing Roanoke Sound. The 1946 season features weekly Wednesday to Sunday performances in Manteo, with a 200-strong company, scenic water lighting, and a national historic setting. The play, first staged in 1937, chronicles Raleighs failed colony and the mystery of Croatan, blending Elizabethan music, Native dances, and a dramatic finale.
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Mantec
N. C
Roanoke Sound
Paul Green
Carolinas
Firet Ahawn
Walter Raleigh
New World
Playright
America
North Carolina
Lost Colony
Fort Raleigh
Raleigh
Virginia Dare
Dare Country
Green
Indiana
Sam Selden
University of North Carolina Dramatic School
Westminster Choir
Wanchese
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Roanoke Island
J. Melville Boughton
North Carolina State Assembly
Manteo
Melvin R. Daniels
I. P. Davis
C. S. Meekins
Theodore S. Meekins
D. Selden
New Orleanian Designs Smelling Shrimp Lure From Plastic
Frank W Manning of New Orleans has developed a hollow plastic shrimp lure that mimics both appearance and odor. The unassembled body holds fragrant dried shrimp meal to release scent underwater. Patents were granted for the concept, which aims to lure fish like ash and is expected to reach the market soon amid high shrimp prices.
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New Orleans
Frank W. Manning
Manning
Public Turns From Strife to Playing as Sports Market Changes
The essay laments legal disputes shaping sports, noting unions and contracts affect baseball football and racing. It praises golfer governance under the Professional Golfers' Association led by Ed Dudley and hints the public shifts back toward active play, a hopeful sign amid strikes and lawsuits.
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Lnte Willan Lyon Phelis
Grantland Rice
Saint Shadow of
Blackstone
Thore
Yankee Stadium
St. Louis
Tom Yawkey
Winnz
Ball Club
Badigeg
Golfers’ Association
Tme
Ed Dudley
Take My Word For It Big Inch Pipelines Tale
In wartime the Big Inch pipeline from Longview Texas to Phoenixville Pennsylvania and the smaller Little Big Inch line from Baytown Texas to Port Neches and Pennsylvania transformed fuel movement. The names arose from diameter distinctions, with 24 inch Big Inch and 16 to 20 inch Little Big Inch defining the era’s giant lines.
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Texas
Atlantic Seaboard
Longview
Great East Texas Pools
Phoenixville
Penn
Baytown
Port Neches
Pennsylvania
Bescame
Crystal Gazers And Dog Tags Spark Fashion Trends
A quirky column lists new fad ideas like color changing saddles called Crystal Gazers and gold or silver dog name plates worn on pets. It playfully jokes about matching socks, stylized accessories, and slang terms, ending with Trixie Teens moral about secrets and gossip.
Minute Maka Ups By Gabrielle
A brisk grooming tip suggests taking extra time to exfoliate with a body brush then dry brushing and massaging with oil to achieve smooth satiny skin for bareback fashions.
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Gabrielle
Ladger Syndicate
WNU
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D. Herbert Graf
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
New American Opera
Sion
Lioville River
Hho Silver
Boatswain
Mama
London
Australia
Wixvyt
Ni Ea
Frank Colby
WIN Features
Bei
Nancy Pepper
William
W.M
W.A.D
Caledonia
Gert
Lana
Uuuay
Young Charmer
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