On Broadway with Walter Winchell gossip reel
A churn of Hollywood and New York chatter covers Dietrich kin, RCA cables, labor strike fears, auto workers funds, and industry shifts. mentions Watson Webb and Nancy Guild, Reynolds heirs, Betty Hutton and Johnny Mercer, and Milton Berle jostling with Variety. Anecdotes include radio operators, libel law talk, and a bird chorus under a highway viaduct.
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One man Army May Seek Senate Nomination
Traverse City Michigan AP reports Maj Arthur W Wermuth, famed for the one man army of Bataan, has decided to pursue the Democratic nomination for U S Senator from Michigan. A friend said he is interested but declined to comment until his army terminal leave ends February 1.
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Save Money By Mixing Cough Syrup at Home
A home method promises quick cough relief by mixing two cups of sugar with one cup water to create a syrup, then adding 2% ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle. The ad claims the result lasts long, tastes good, eases irritation, loosens phlegm, helps sleep, and offers a money back guarantee if not delighted.
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Hens resume laying after Hiroshima bombing
An Asahi dispatch from Hiroshima reports a hen that had not laid an egg since the atomic blast is now laying again. Two other birds within three kilometers of the center have regained their color and are expected to start laying soon. The report notes recovering poultry and near-term egg production prospects.
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Troop Arrivals by the Associated Press
Close to 12 679 returning veterans on at least 21 vessels were due to arrive at U S ports Tuesday. Four west coast ports expected 4 106 men on 12 ships while more than twice that number 8 573 service personnel on nine vessels were due at two east coast points. Ships and units arriving at New York Laconia Victory Antwerp 1 564 troops including 776th F A bn 338th Harbor Craft co Coaldale Victory Le Havre 1 528 troops including First bn 335th inf reg 84th g m co 84th recon Costa Rica Victory Le Havre 1 530 troops including units of 334th inf reg 42nd Field hospital hq and hq btry 84th div art 26 Wacs M M Guhin Le Havre 573 troops including 45th ord M M co 3508th ord med auto maint co 4th ord M M co John Lawson Le Havre 565 troops including 981st ord depot co Exchequer Le Havre 1 578 troops including special units of 335th inf reg 909th F A bn Jonathan Edwards Antwerp 650 troops including 1343rd eng combat bn Richard Bassett W Naples 560 miscellaneous troops At San Francisco Miscellane
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Evening Film Schedule From The Gazette
The Gazette lists Tuesday showings at Paramount IOWA STATE PALACE RIALTO TIMES and STRAND and Marion. Feature lineups include What Next Corporal Hargrove Dangerous Partners Sudan The Scarlet Clue Sudan Outlaws of the Rockies Tomorrow the World Gentle Annie The Conspirators Unwritten Code That Night With You Sensation Hunters with respective times across venues.
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List of Enrollees in Army Reserve Corps Rising Fast
Washington reports rising enrollment in the army reserve corps as officers and enlisted men join during separation. About 150,000 of 434,452 officers separated are on file, with 113,619 enlisted names recorded by year end. Plans envision a peacetime force mix of regulars 500,000, national guard 750,000, and 3,250,000 reserves.
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Edgar A Guest The Poet of the People
A reflective verse by Edgar A Guest on heredity and family traits. The speaker muses that children reflect their parents and grandparents in mannerisms and urges that if any trait of his endures after his life, it should not harm future children. The piece emphasizes heredity and the hope for lasting positive traits.
Legion Charges Yet Purchases Hampered
The American Legion says veterans face “impossible obstacles” in buying surplus government property. Ralph H. Lavers, director of the Legion's employment division, notes a cross country tour showing a lack of organization in disposing surplus property to veterans who have purchasing priority and says the Legion will seek legislation to ease the hurdles.
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Truman Sees U S Solving Problems Despite Labor Turmoil
President Truman told 53 selective service officials honored for wartime work that labor disputes will not block national prosperity. He said he is not a pessimist and expects widespread postwar universal training, with a military program to be helped implement. He cited duties to ensure atomic energy is used for peace.
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War and Peace: A Nation's Peaceful War Contribution
The statement frames the nation's wartime mobilization as a peace-oriented effort. It asserts that despite being peace loving, the country organized for war and made a substantial contribution to the great undertaking, and will continue to contribute to peace. The emphasis is on duty, resolve, and the dual pursuit of victory and lasting peace.
Speedup in Repatriation of Japs Promised
US repatriation chief Col. Richard Wittman vowed faster Japanese returns from Asia. He forecast central and southern China, Hainan, and Formosa cleared by June 1, possibly north China as well. Seventh Fleet had repatriated over 473,000 Japanese by Jan. 15, with about 1,831,000 awaiting from Asiatic areas. St Augustine, Fla., noted as oldest U.S. town founded in 1565.
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