Vacations Industry Expects Banner Summer Travel
Travel agents and resort managers report a bright outlook for the 1946 travel season with strong consumer earnings and widespread paid vacation policies. Hotels and cabins see rising demand as owners expand capacity and add attractions while auto travel is forecast to surpass prior records.
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Wall Street Journal
Glen Fawcett Associates
California
Marshall House
York Harbor
Maine
Robert Vv
White
Split Rock Lodge
Lake Harmony
Pennsylvania
Pocono Mountains
Harry Logan
Automobile Club of Michigan
Port Huron
Mich
National Industrial Conference Board
Pop
Joe Mercedes
Chicago
Wisconsin
Galveston Beach
Texas
Gulf Coast
Galvez
Catalina
Me . Oo
American Automobile Association
Leon Errol Birthday Feature Highlights a Facedacted Career
Leon Errol born July 3 1881 in Sydney Australia is celebrated for a long stage and film career. He began acting as a medical student on the Sydney vaudeville stage and made his New York debut in the Ziegfeld Follies of 1910 before starring in Hitchy Koo 1918 and Joy Bells in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Errol
Sydney
Australia
London
Opera Star Suggests Women Let Hair Grow Long Again
New York word from Hal Boyle reports Metropolitan Opera star Blanche Thebom advocates letting hair grow long again to avoid the nightly nuisance of curling and bobbed styles. Thebom describes her own waist‑length hair, notes practical benefits, and shares anecdotes from stage life and personal grooming tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Porcupine
Blanche Thebom
Metropolitan Opera
Thebom
Sam Sains
50 Young People Attend Service At First Baptist Church
Approximately 50 young people attended the Union Youth Service Sunday evening in the First Baptist Church lecture room. After the fellowship hour a brief business meeting followed. Dr William Archer Wright chaired and announced closing features for an upcoming week of church led by inspirational messages and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
First Baptist Church
William Archer Wright
Richard Eaton
E. T. Clark
United Brethren Church
Medal of Honor Won for Korea Bayonet Charge
Master Sergeant Stanley T. Adams from Olathe Kansas led a bayonet charge that routed an attacking force and saved an American battalion. He was wounded but survived the assault and will receive the Medal of Honor in Korea at a date to be announced.
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Washington
Korea
Stanley T. Adams
Olathe
Kan
Kansas City
Adams
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