Lew Ayres Back on Screen After War Service
Virginia Vale reports Lew Ayres, a conscientious objector turned war veteran, will star in Universal’s The Dark Mirror with Olivia de Havilland as a psychiatrist solving a murder. Jane Russell seeks a hiatus from acting to travel with her husband, Cleveland Rams quarterback Bob Waterfield, during the football season.
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Lew Ayres
International
the Dark Mirror
Olivia de Havilland
Jane Russell
Howard Hughes
Bob Waterfield
Cleveland Rams
Vivian Blaine May Leave Fox For French Film
Vivian Blaine may have to desert 20th Century Fox temporarily as Marc Allegret vows to borrow her for the first French postwar technicolor musical La Belle Amour. She studies French to cope with the project.
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Vivian Blaine
20Th Century - Fox
Marc
Allegret
Nob Hill
Vivian
Joan Edwards to Be Glamourized by Hurrell Studio
Joan Edwards will become the next star to be glamorized by George Hurrell whose photography helped sell Marlene Dietrich Ann Sheridan and Jane Russell. Edwards spent six full days under the lights.
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Joan Edwards
Hollywood
George Hurrell
Marlene Dietrich
Ann Sheridan
Jane Russell
Joan
Dolly Sisters co star shares set hopes with Betty Grable
Film star Havers, already famed by June, shows fan devotion to band leader Harry James. In her fourth film The Dolly Sisters she appears alongside Betty Grable, wife of James. On day one she hopes James visits the set for an autographed photo.
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June Haver
Harry James
Dolly Sisters
Harry
Betty Grable
June
Songwriter Edits Lyric In Paris Scandal Tale
A lyric writer altered a line in Carole Landis song to soften the shock value after a Johnston office objection. The revised wording preserves the meaning while removing the sharper phrasing.
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Paris
Carole Landis
Johnston
Bill Eyrhe finds home 2,500 miles from Mars after Fox raid
After filming Colonel Effing ham's Raid at 20th Century Fox Bill Eyrhe returns to Mars Pennsylvania for a vacation. An interview with a Pittsburgh paper reveals his Hollywood home was sold and he cannot find another. Friends in Hollywood planned to move and he learns of a home he would not have found otherwise.
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Colonel Effingham
20Th Century-Fox
Bill Eyrhe
Mars
Pittsburgh
Hollywood
Bill
Rickenbacker to be featured in new radio series
Capt Eddie Rickenbacker to be featured in a transcribed radio program The Worlds Most Famous Flights. He has asked the sponsor to turn over all fees he would receive to the army air forces aid society.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
Army Air Forces Aid Society
Young Follies of 46 features under thirty cast
NBC Tuesday evenings spotlight the Follies of 46 with a youthful cast all under 30 including Johnny Desmond billed as the G I s Sinatra and Margaret Whiting who is engaged to Bill Eythe. Also appearing are Herb Shriner and bandleader Jerry Gray once Glenn Millay’s arranger.
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NBC
Johnny Desmond
G.i.s
Sinatra
Margaret Whiting
Bill Eythe
Herb Shriner
Jerry Gray
Glenn Mill
Sylvia Sidney Visits On Set With Son Jody
Sylvia Sidney brings her six year old son Jody to the Searching Wind set where he watched a long dialogue scene with Robert Young. When asked his opinion he told her mother you talk too much.
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Sylvia Sidney
Jody
Robert Young
Odds and Ends Brighten a Bizarre Show Biz Minute
Barry Fitzgerald, aiming to retire to Ireland, explores a future there. Andy Russell, CBS star, shifts from singing to screen presence in Stork Club and Breakfast in Hollywood. Danny O’Neil signs boxing lessons after a dance background. Rockie and David Nelson, sons of Ozzie and Harriet, turn down two movie offers from parents.
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Barry Fitzgerald
Aly
Ireland
Andy Russell
CBS
Joan Davis
Hollywood
Danny O'Neil
Rockie
David Nelson
Ozzie and Harriet
Montana farmers push to gain army surplus equipment
Montana farm officials pressed for the transfer of serviceable army surplus machinery. President Truman signaled approval if pending bills reach his desk, with Kruse noting favorable House and Senate actions. WAC director Choquette cited a new storage center at Fort Harrison for Montana access to surplus gear.
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Helena
Montana
Albert H. Kruse
Washington
Truman
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Kruse
National Capital
McKeller Senate
House
House Rules Committee
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Alfred Anderson
Richland County
State Soil Conservation District Supervisors’ Association
Army
War Corporation
War Finance Corporation
Fort Harrison
Leon Choquette
WAC
Stockman
H. R. Stucky
Montana Experiment Station
Bozeman
Stucky
Out of This World At State Sunday
Eddie Bracken stars with Veronica Lake and Dianna Lynn in Paramount's Out of This World at the State Theatre Sunday. Bracken complains of a rigged publicity stunt as his voice is dubbed by Bing Crosby. He plays a Western Union messenger who joins a glam band and rises to radio fame before a romance with Diana.
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Eddie Bracken
Veronica Lake
Dianna Lynn
Paramount
State Theatre
Bracken
Eddie
Bing Crosby
Bing
Western Union
Diana
Veronica
Arthur Phillips
Walter de Leon
United States Rich in Natural Resources says report
A report asserts the United States is the richest country in the world in natural resources with deposits of nearly every known base metal within its boundaries.
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United States
Montana Residents Buy Nearly Half Billion in War Bonds
Montana residents purchased a total of 461,666,680.96 in U S war bonds to support World War II. The state finance committee noted 189,064,000 in E bonds, 47,434,000 in F and G bonds, and 225,168,000 in other types, with per capita and drive quotas highlighted.
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Montana
U. S
Helena
State War Finance Committee
A. T. Hibbard
Ted R. Gamble
National War Finance
Hibbard
Treasury Department
War Finance
W. H. Bartley
Great Falls
R. B. Richardson
Fred J. Martin
Arthur Nelson
Eugene W. Savage
Butte
Kula Gulf
State
Patient Care at Warm Springs Improves
Helena reports improved medical and general care at Warm Springs state hospital. Atty. Gen. R. V. Bottomly says four physicians serve the institution now with more expected, and seven psychiatrists funded by the 1941 legislature are soon to be hired. A waiting list exists for attendants after wartime shortages.
Vehicle term origins trace back to track driven carriages
The word car historically referred to vehicles on a track propelled by mechanical power, with its widest use tied to railroad and track guided transport before the rise of the automobile era.
House votes to return United States Employment Service to states
The House approved 263 to 113 a bill to shift the United States Employment Service back to state control by June 30 1946. The vote followed President Truman’s push for a one year extension to aid reconversion and job placement for veterans and displaced workers.
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Washington
House
Truman
Senate
United States Employment Service
Everett M. Dirksen
Southern Democrat Coalition
Congress
Herman P. Eberharter
Democrat
Dirksen
Richard J. Welch
Calif
House Labor Committee
Secretary of Labor
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Roosevelt
Antelope Transplant Considered to Ease Ranch Pressure
Montana fish and game department restoration division eyed moving about 50 antelope from the Winston Rodersburg herd to nearby areas Tuesday to relieve stocking pressure on several nearby ranches.
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Helena
Montana Fish and Game Department
Winston-Rodersburg
Dusting Off the Old Ones From Pioneer Files
Pioneer files note Prof. E. A. Erickson of public schools laid off by illness. Eva Mijelde teaches his classes. D. J. Walvoord ships two ears of sheep to Chicago. will visit Wisconsin for three weeks. Twelve volunteers head to training camps tomorrow. W. K. Amery telegraphers corps at Camp Lewis in quarantine. New measles, scarlet fever, meningitis cases noted. From Pioneer files Feb 2 1928 wedding in Portland and newborns in Grey Cliff. Big Timber Rod and Gun club wins Montana predatory animal contest prize nearby 00. Harold Hawks returns from Colorado Springs business trip. Father in fair health.
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Pioneer
E. A. Erickson
Public Schools
Eva Mijelde
D. J. Walvoord
G. B. Pope
Miles City
Chicago
Wisconsin
Emmett Deegan
Frank O’barr
Paul Severance
Martin Lyons
Floyd McAllister
William Flanagan
Lewis Doyle
Casey Atteberry
Joe Thomasek
Pat Conndélly
Scott Courtney
W. K. Amery
Corps of Telegraphers
Camp Lewis
Sam A. Duffey
Grey Cliff
Herman Hanson
Montana Record-Herald
Big Timber Rod and Gun Club
Montana
Suggestions For Tractor Upkeep In Winter
Farmers should warm up engines before use and keep batteries clean and charged. Store tractors in sheltered places, drain fuel and cooling systems, remove batteries for storage, and relieve tires on blocks. A fresh coat of paint aids longevity and performance per Buck East of East Motor Sales Fer guson system dealer.
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Buck East of
Ferguson System
East
Security Council to Discuss Iran Greece Indonesia Tensions
The United Nations Security Council agreed to discuss the Iran Greece and Indonesia disputes at its next meeting despite Soviet requests to refrain. The decision was pushed by U S delegate Edward R Stettinius Jr with Bevin pressing for early debate. The council also moved to activate its military staff committee by Feb 1 to draft enforcement agreements.
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London
United Nations Security Council
Iran
Greece
Indonesia
Soviet Russia
Tran
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Ernest Bevin
Soviet Union
Britain
New
World Peace Organization
Security Council
Russia
Red Army
Andrei Vishinsky
N. J. O. Makih
Australia
Nurse shortage cited in Montana prompts appeal
Helena January 29. Ann T. Beckwith secretary of the state board of examiners for nurses says a serious shortage of nurses exists in Montana despite more registrations and many returning from military service. She urged more young women to enter the field.
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Helena
Montana
Ann T. Beckwith
State Board of Examiners For
College Men Older At State School
Missoula January 30. Montana State University registrar records show war years raise student ages. Winter quarter freshman men average 21.9 years while senior women average 21.6. Veterans push overall male average to 23.3 years and female average to 19.6.
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Missoula
Montana State University
Timber Cut In Western Forests Drops In 1945 Quarter
The U S forest service reports western Montana Idaho and eastern Washington timber cut in the last quarter of 1945 totaled 71 578 000 board feet, about 8 000 000 feet less than the prior three months due to weather and a lumber workers strike paralyzing the Pacific Northwest industry.
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Missoula
U. S. Forest Service
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Pacific Northwest
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Western Newspaper Union
Virginia Vale
Warm Springs
Pioneer Files
Charles E Crum
Melville
Portland
Ore
Charles P. Crum
Harold Hawks
Colorado Springs
Colo
Council
Ham
J. S. Solberg Co
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