Dancer Joins Capt. Young in New York Wedding
Walter Winchell notes Joel Toy the dancer who delighted delegates at a security conference will wed Capt. Carleton Young of the air corps in New York this month. Also mentions Al Jolson selling a $350,000 ring, and other gossipy items about celebrities and public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Toy
Carleton Young
Air Corps
New York
al Jolson
Jack Dempsey
Washington
Helmut Dantine
Conover
Nancy Hyland
H. Hopkins
Maddom Perkins
New York City
Noted Comment Sparks Controversy Over Past Fame
A fragmentary passage cites a public figure from eight years ago described as gullible. It also references Rudolf Hess and Chamberlain and notes the actor is married to a converted Jewess. The excerpt hints at comparisons and controversy surrounding personal history and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Adolf
Berlin
Izzatso
Rudolf Hess
Chamberlain
Celebrity Gossipy Snippets From War-Times Briefs
A collage of society whispers and wartime notes including romantic tiffs Grosz and tabloids. Private Sandy Reles is wounded again on his birthday and back at the front. An author visits England for the Polish information bureau and faces tax and foreign-agent questions. Washington insiders discuss Russia and wars, while Western Union stock tips and Derby book chatter appear alongside breezy society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovietown
New York
Coast Femme Reporter
Blake Garner
Curt Massey
Sandy Reles
Brooklyn
England
Polish Information Bureau
Stabile
G. Milka
Washington
Russia
Siberian
Western Union
Kentucky
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Walter. Winchell
Man About Town
Arl Browder
America
U. S
Herr Goebbels
Browder
Newbold Morris
Margaret Ray
S. Hannagan
T. H. Tracy
Satdee
Leah Ray
Sonny Werblin
Xavier Cugat
Betty Jane Hess
Germany
State Council
Gazette
Clare
Megan Taylor
Gracie Barrie
Liz Whitney
USO
Adie
Irish Rose
Mi Me le
Gas
Freedom
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric CO
AUTOO
Riversides
Ward
Rivers
Lily
Dad
Wards
Lawford
Simoniz
Kwik
Montgomery
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