Fishing by Radio Script Shows Sonar in Sardine Hunt
A humorous radio script follows two fishermen Joe and Gus using a war developed sonar to locate fish. They hear noises from the deep, misinterpret signals as codfish and seabass, and joke about congressional debates disturbing their catch. The day ends with a fairly large, noisy catch, revealed to be commercial gear.
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Joe
Gus
Jon
Irki
Congress
Gazinitdeiek
Brent
Jan
Midriff Play Set Crochet Patterns for tots and doilies
Patterns describe a midriff play set for girls ages three to five with a buttoned top and square neck, plus pineapple doilies. Guidance notes include fabric options and pattern numbers 6131 5192 and 5530, with 20 cents per pattern required. Orders sent with name and address.
Eat More Potatoes Driver Seeks Fresh Cooking Methods
A columnist urges readers to explore baked or boiled potatoes at public eateries, criticizing the prevalence of french fries and calling for variety beyond the standard fry. The piece notes ongoing pressure on dining spots to diversify potato preparation without external influence.
Plain Talk on Idiots About Truman on Auto Drivers
The piece comments on President Truman’s stance on driving safety, noting candor and toughness. It suggests he believes many drivers are political opponents and accuses policy of permitting nuts and morons to operate motor vehicles, calling it an understatement.
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Harry Truman
America
Union at the Bat T Leads to Delayed Double Header
On a sunny day a scheduled twin bill faced a delay as union dues and organizer issues slowed the start. A demand for a checker sparked fan displeasure and three pitchers were excluded for lacking union cards. Chester Bowles hopes critics find meat in his new book despite early commentary.
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Chester Bowles
The Cornerstone and Other Quiz Queries
The questions ask who laid the White House cornerstone, the fish whose radar principle has guided evolution, the meaning of sotto voce, the color of the ship flag with a white center, who would wear a burnout, and when we start dying.
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White House
Fish
Answers to quiz questions on historical and scientific topics
The list presents six items: George Washington's, the electric eel uses a radar-like process to locate food, speaking in an undertone, blue, an Arab wearing a cloak-like garment and hood woven in one piece, and at birth.
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George Washington
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