Broadway gossip and fashion notes mix in Winchell column
A sweep of show business blurbs notes Gary Merrill in Born Yesterday as a thinking newspaper man, Vogue’s Reve Riley tragedy, Forever Amber edits for censors, plus Town Hall Billie Holiday recital and VAUde activity. Jocular items cover publishers, Alexis, and theater politics with a swirl of names and events from mid-century entertainment scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate
Gary Merrill
S. America
Vogue
Reve Riley
Amber
Troop Arrivals Detail Veterans Deployment Across 29 Vessels
More than twenty thousand troops from Pacific and European theaters are set to arrive Wednesday aboard 29 ships at five U S ports. The report lists New York Kokomo Victory from Marseille with 833 troops and several units, Pontonoec Victory from Le Havre with 1 106 troops, La Crosse Victory also from Le Havre with 1 182 troops, and Vassar Victory from Bremenhaven with 1 444 troops among others, plus nurses and a WAC contingent.
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Associated Press
Pacific
U. S
New York
Kokomo Victory
Marsielle
Q.m. Truck Co
Q.m
Pontonoec Victory
le Havre
Inf
94Th div
Vassar
Bremerhaven
Naval transport roll calls show varied troop and ship list
In Naples 1 551 aboard ships including Munda Bay Saipan 1 059 Dickens Honolulu Milford Victory Yokohama Marine Wolf Manila Execute Honolulu Hilarity Honolulu three unidentified LSTs. San Diego vessels include PCE 877 Motive Mine Sweeper LSTs 936 1071 LSM 139 261 fuel ships YFS 889 890. Seattle Yokohama Victory 1 529 troops. San Francisco Bayfield Jinsen 2 043 army 74 navy Fred Funston Pearl Harbor 2 051 army 118 navy 50 marines one civilian.
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Naples
David
Iwell
Oahu
Alexander Clay
Birkenhead
Uss Merak
Iceland
Los Angeles
Eous
Munda Bay
Saipan
Dickens
Honolulu
Milford Victory
Yokohama
Marine Wolf
Manila
Hilarity
San Diego
Navy
Seattle
C.C.N.Y
Victory
San Francisco
Bayfield
Jinsen
Army
Fred Funston
Pearl Harbor
Seventh Army to be Inactivated. Third Army to Assume Occupation
The U S Seventh Army will be inactivated about April 1 in Frankfurt Germany and the Third Army will take over occupation of the entire American zone in Germany.
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U.S. Seventh Army
Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Seventh Army
Third Army
Clements’ Landlord Is A Resourceful Fellow
James Clements said his landlord John Dewar tried to smoke his family out by stuffing old inner tubes down the chimney. A justice of the peace fined Clements for smearing crank case oil on the front porch and screen door.
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Antioch, SI
INS
James Clements
Clements
John Dewar
Justice of the Peace
Harry Hoyt
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Continental Oil CO
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Monarch Brand
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Heinz Cream OF Mushroom
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BPR
TREL
Ce ‘Quality Foods
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Dial
Srotar Brothers
Jerry Ie
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PINK
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