A Likely Story stars Williams Hale in romantic comedy caper
Bill Williams and Barbara Hale light up a tale of young love and comic confusion as Bill Baker survives a hospital scare. A gangster scheme to profit from his supposed death misfires when Vickie North exposes the plot and redemption follows amid peril and pursuit at a train station.
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Barbara Hale
Bill Baker
Vickie North
Louie
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Tiny
Pill
Vickie
Noe
Middle West
Ingenious Surprise Twist Ends Happy With Bill and Vickie
The film concludes with Bill Williams and Miss Hale embracing in a joyful ending. Supporting cast includes Lanny Ree as Vickie's brother and Sam Levene as Louie. Other players are Nestor Paiva Dan Tobin Max Willenz Henry Kulky Robin Raymond and Mary Young.
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Vickie
Williams
Miss Hale
Lanny Ree
Sam Levene
Louie
Nestor Paiva
Dan Tobin
Max Willenz
Henry Kulky
Robin Raymond
Mary Young
Piranha Called Cannibal Fish of South American Streams
A South American waterway predator, the piranha, known as the cannibal fish, is feared for its bloodthirsty appetite. Size ranges from a few inches to about a foot, with bulldog jaws and two dozen sharp teeth. In swarms it can strip flesh from animals quickly if escape is not possible.
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South America
Largest American farmers run world's biggest private business
The nation's largest private enterprise is run by American farmers whose land buildings machinery livestock and crops on hand were valued at over 90 billion dollars last year.
Starch License Granted by Elizabeth in 1596
Queen Elizabeth I issued a royal decree licensing the use of blue laundry starch in 1596. The measure regulated who could produce and sell starch and set terms for its distribution across the realm.
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Elizabeth of
England
Outlook on Tree Planting Delays Lumber Supply
The forest service warns that at the current average rate of tree planting over the last two decades it would take about 600 years to yield a plentiful lumber supply for the nation.
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The
Forest Service
Former Navy Pilot Wins at Cleveland in Fatal Air Race
Ex navy pilot Cook Cleland won $18,000 for the Thompson Trophy at Cleveland after four crashes marred the event. Tony Janazzo, to be 36 next week, died in a heavily fuel laden crash. Cleland earned $16,000 plus $2,000 for a new closed course record of 396.151 mph amid about 150000 spectators.
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Cleveland
Ohio
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Cook Cleland
Tony Janazzo
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Cleland
Record-breaking air race leaves half the field crash-free finishers
Twelve pilots raced in souped-up fighter planes with daring speed. Only six finished, showing the peril and skill of early aerial competition.
Flea Control Methods Using DDT Powders and Sprays
Extension service specialists declare that applying ten per cent DDT powder to sleeping areas of dogs and cats and to rat runways will control fleas in houses. A five per cent DDT kerosene spray on floors under and atop rugs also helps reduce flea presence.
First commercial telephone switchboard opens in New Haven
The 1878 New Haven exchange used the greeting Ahoy not Hello. It featured eight lines and served 21 subscribers.
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New Haven
Conn
Study in Geography Puts Dalhart Near Several State Capitals
The town of Dalhart Texas lies closer to the capitals of Nebraska Oklahoma Wyoming New Mexico Colorado and Kansas than to Austin Texas, highlighting its geographical position in the southwest.
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Dalhart
Tex
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Wyoming
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Austin
Butchering Hog Options For Pork Chop Weights
Customer choice for hog butchering based on carcass weight and cut sizes. Offer includes four or five pork chops per pound and hams weighing eight to ten pounds. selection targets hogs weighing 149 to 180 pounds.
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