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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1948
Page
23
George Broome of American Legion Hanson Post 64 left for Washington DC to join a meeting of the Legion National Executive Committee. The report notes that nearly half of Stockholm Sweden marriages dissolved in 1947.
Hollywood critics wept at the Joan of Arc preview praising Bergman as possibly winning another Oscar. Cary Grant may wed Betsy Drake if not already married. M G M considers buying Born Yesterday with Lucille Ball eyed for the lead.
The Walls of Jericho opens tomorrow at the Esquire Theater with Cornel Wilde Linda Darnell Anne Baxter and Kirk Douglas in a tense power battle set in early 1900s High Plains town. Betty Grable stars in That Lady in Ermine at the Paramount with Douglas Fairbanks Jr. in a musical romance full of song and color.
A fragment notes John Lund moving to 20th Century Fox for a Vic Mature trade. Bryan Foy will film a new documentary on a recent counterfeiting case titled Trapped with script approval from James J. Maloney, chief of the US Secret Service. The Bahamas send a rotting pineapple crop to Great Britain as a gift.
A long running shortage in Australia could end as two new glass furnaces are built in Sydney and Melbourne to boost glass production. Radio Australia reports the addition should alleviate the deficit and make bottles available again. In Plymouth Massachusetts a thatched roof replica of a 1621 Pilgrim home is planned for the Plymouth Rock reservation.
A dazzlingly delightful and wonderfully entertaining film praised as a rare screen gem. The review urges audiences not to miss the charming comedy drama featuring stylish interiors and engaging performances.
Gustave Wangert told the divorce judge his wife kept too many cats while she countered he had six. She won her freedom and a counterclaim that he was bossy and stingy and not willing to be seen with her. The case ends with her victory and petition granted.
Nairobi reports a planned inland waterway spanning two thirds of Africa from the Nile to the Zambesi. Three great lakes Tanganyika Nyasa and Victoria cover over 1 000 miles of water yet require canal links. A Belgian expedition studies Tanganyika noted as deepest and longest fresh water lake with unique species.
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