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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1950
Page
1
Commemorating December 15, Bill of Rights Day marks the 159th anniversary of the first ten amendments in American history. The note recalls the Bill of Rights as a precious heritage and solemn trust for students and the public.
An exhaustively negative-angled montage traces the life of the Valentino actor chosen from 75 000 candidates. It covers his Nebraskan roots as a clergy family descendant, early stage work with Eva LaGallienne, Broadway success as Walter Craig, army service, and three years of training before filming for the Valentino role. It notes Linda Morse and Boyd Morse as Paramount and Loew’s heirs appearing in The Last Outpost. It also discusses The Last Outpost cast, Season In the Sun, March of Time on schools, civil liberties, and the American Civil Liberties Union plan for nationwide publicity and contests on college radio scripts.
Police race to 302 Market Street after millionaire department store owner Mr. Bursley reports a hold up and directs officers to find the bandits and his payroll money. At 1102 Main Street he waits with calm composure as investigators probe the strange tale.
Detectors cookies and candles made at home can fill gift lists. Inexpensive toys like a drum and wheelbarrow serve as cookie holders. Finish packing with cellophane and ribbon. Menu items include Salmon Loaf with Egg Sauce and Parsleyed Potatoes.
In a tense 15 minute standoff, Deke Muller retrieves money and pay envelopes while three gangsters are moved to a patrol wagon. Bursley at his store confirms the heist and reveals plans to secure payroll with bank envelopes and police guard.
A dense list of crossword clues with scattered numbers and misspellings covering across and down entries. The garbled text includes references to asterisk, fall on water, Coty Italian, siren, transgress, stray letters, phrases like Have a difficulty, and multiple misprints suggesting a puzzle scan.
A brief in a geologic note mentions a topaz mineral named Ming bird and a watch pocket in Narrow Inlet with related geographic tagging.
A narrator recalls a 44 year old memory from the East Side near the Putton Fish Market. Teen Terry and Crazy Moe create comic peril as a boy is dunked. the narrator survives by grabbing a string and a lucky Liberty Head nickel. The string now sits on the desk as a keepsake and reminder of a near death and a planned future with his wife.
A jumble of classified notices includes dairy and livestock entries from Suffolk breeders in Iowa and Canada, equipment for sale with cash offers, musical instruments including accordions, and real estate and business listings. It names Norman Suffolk Droeders in Iowa and other consignors, plus miscellaneous notices and rates.
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