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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1944

Page

4

Army entertainment and two wartime books reviewed

The review praises Henry Aldrich and the Army's own entertainment movement led by Stone and This Is The Army. It notes Vera Brittain's Account Rendered and traces Francis Keynsham Halkin's wartime tale from early service to catastrophe, court, asylum, and eventual rehabilitation. The piece assesses themes of war's impact and artistic response.

Vera Brittain The Macmillan Co Francis Keynsham Halkin Halkin France

The Robe Dominates 2 Million Copied Sold

Lloyd C. Douglas's The Robe has sold over two million copies in just over a year. The religious novel led sales for months while author Douglas has been ill recently but is back at work on a new book about Simon Peter in the Big Fisherman.

The Lloyd C. Douglas Douglas Simon Peter

Roy Bean in Langtry Texas Aides Publicity and Fiction

The piece analyzes C L Sonnichsen and the mythmaking around Roy Bean. It notes Bean’s dubious reputation for courting publicity, his famed Langtry sign promising ice cold beer, and sensational stories about fines and marriages. It traces Bean’s vague origins in Kentucky and his western move with his brother toward Santa Fe.

Roy Bean C. L. Sonnichsen Macmillan Company Pecos Bean Texas Langtry Sennichsen Texas School of Mines Eva de Concini Sonnichsen Sam Santa Fe N. M

Roy Bean and the Old West Gambler’s Turbulent Sojourn

The tale follows Roy Bean from Mexico to California and Texas as he escapes murder, faces jail, and rebuilds a saloon empire with his brother. After multiple shootouts and a hanging, Bean survives and continues to drift toward a notorious reputation in the old West.

Husband Of Author Found Dead In Maine

Sheriff F. F. Francis announced Ralph Rich husband of Louise Dickinson author of We Took to the Woods was found dead in bed late Tuesday night. His body was being brought from Middle Dam to Rumford for examination as the couple with two children lived in a forest cabin there.

England Sally Francis Brittain Rumford F. F. Francis Ralph Rich Louise Dickinson Rich Chicago Middle Dam

Rich and Wife Remain at Home After Sheriff Notes Natural Causes

Maine forest guide Mrs Rich and her husband were staying at their Middle Dam home when sheriff Francis reported no signs of foul play or non natural causes in the death of Rich, who was about 50. Bank of Rapid Ker provided material for Rich's book.

Bank of Rapid Ker Rich Maine Middle Dam Francis

Hotel men pledge jobs for servicemen in Arizona

Phoenix directors of the Arizona Hotel association approve seven new active members and vow to create and restore employment for returning servicemen. New members include the San Carlos Phoenix, Ford Phoenix, Paradise Inn, Tucsonia Inn, Desert Willow Ranch, Westward Lock Ranch, El Portal Mesa, and San Carlos Yuma. Robert Fogle of the Roskruge Tucson suggests cooperative rehabilitation efforts. John E. Davidson of the Conquistador Tucson attends as honored guest.

Phoenix Arizona Hotel Association San Carlos Hotel Ford Hotel Paradise Inn Tucsonia Inn Desert Willow Ranch Westward Lock Ranch Tucson el Portal Mesa San Carlos Yuma Robert Fogle Roskruge John E. Davidson E) Conquistador

Colorless nail polish may guard silver candlesticks and trays

A short report notes that applying a colorless nail polish to silver candlesticks and metal ash trays could help prevent tarnish, offering a simple protective method for maintaining shine.

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