Ginger May Play New Werder Film as Louella 0
Hollywood report outlines Ernst Lubitsch planned directing Irene Dunne in Lady in Ermine after his Fox project. Ginger Rogers linked to Women's Wear with Billy Wilder and Charlie Brackett. Hal Roach to cast Rosemary for Prairie Chicken and Miss America 1941 plans.
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Ginger
New Werder
Louella
Parsons Hollywood
INS
Ernst Lubitsch
Irene Dunne
Ernest
Irene
Mervyn Leroys
Ernst
Puck
Sincerene
20Th Century-Fox
Warners
Trene Wil
Ginger Rogers
Billy Walder
Wilder
Charlie Brackett
Brackets
Hal Roach
America
Jimmie Rogers
Hal
Rosemary
Planche
Hollywood
Atlantic City
Ex Canadian Air Force Flier Visits Local Family
Ensign Joan Franklin Hann formerly of the Royal Canadian Air Force is listed as a visitor staying with Mr and Mrs F Hann at 408 Sixth Street. He is described as a guest of his parents in the local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Franklin Hann
Royal Canadian Air Force
F. Hann
Sixth Street
Radio Log and Program Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of radio broadcasts and station programming across WGOEF NBG AG 1490 and affiliated networks. The schedule includes news, music, dramas, and variety shows with multiple time slots, entertainers, and features such as Navy Band, Amos and Andy sketches, Treasury Star Parade, World War updates, and children's segments.
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Wgoef Nbg AG
Liebert
Matthews
National Farm & Home
Bunkhage
Lopee Orchestra
Bovshida
Brescott Prnsente
Marely
Clap Matinen
Rees Today
Tak Raltenborn
Dewey
J. Kubas
Uncle Walters
Basin Street Chambers
Cab Calloway
Author’s Playhouse
Nens
Kiloeveless
Powaran
Union
Chice Martin
Ric Gare
Morovik News
Tis—Carrect
Snuff Vaneties
Pbc
Cap
Andy
Maly
Almanse US
Esso
al News of the World
Radio Dot
Melve Graham
Nev
Marvey
Radin Dol
Smokey
Bright Horizons
Jenny
Kate Senich
Snewas
Palm Life
Vig
LderRond
Youne
Malone
Joyer Jordan
Linda
MIT
Woman
Betty
Baba
W. Va
Parker
Sones
Koebblers
Amos
Glen Miller
Brewster Boy
Treasury Star Parade
Elmer Davis
Newn
W—Ransome
Sherman M
Carlton Hauck Grech
Vern Bartonson
Edward R Murrows
Judilte Boe
Ya5
Scattergood Baines
Cks
Midnight
Mds
Lone Ranger
Ted Husing
Navy
Abcred
Hedda Hopper
Cbs
Ibs
Waring
Amos and Andy
Paton Liwssic
World War Browdtas
Bhie
Orew
Johnson
Mbs
Crebns
Man Advenaures
Qi Kid
Olue Nebros
Eddy Cones
Sores
Vbr
Ned
Iit
Bayar
Pie Casey
Paul Lavalore
Blue
Heiter
Muteal
Destries
Autorney
Ransom Streit
Han Havardecks
John Boughes
World News Broadcasting
Blue Dean
Acd
Parable on War Ethical Dilemmas and Accountability
The piece argues against private bias during war and urges unity on absolutes in decision making. It questions individual motives behind actions like bombing and the Bridges case, stressing that temporary choices cannot justify tampering with fundamental justice. It contrasts conscience with collective duty in crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Eneddie
Retired Officers Enter Army of the United States
The piece notes many retired regular army officers joining the new army of the United States including James E. Fechet who shifts from major general to colonel. Fechet calls Glassford to confirm his promotion and learns his son is nearing lieutenant colonel as well, with Fechet deciding to advance him promptly.
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Army of
United States
James E. Fechet
Air Corps
Fechet
Glassford
Brotherton Calls for Flag Day Unity in Charleston Area
W T Brotherton director of civilian defense in Kanaona county urged Charleston area groups to observe Flag Day June 14 as a wartime tribute to the United Nations. He asked veterans groups relief societies clubs unions and civil defense to join a community observance with flags from America and 26 nations on display.
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W. T. Brotherton
Kanaona County
Charleston
United Nations
U. S.S
Brotherton
United States
Eomimon
U S and China Sign Mutual Help Pact
The United States and China signed a reciprocal aid pact to aid in the war against the Axis. The agreement mirrors the British lend lease terms and aims to promote mutual economic relations without burdening commerce.
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Washington
United States
China
T. V. Soong
Hull
Great Britain
Russia
Maxim Litvinov
Britain
Ghina
West Virginia records May traffic toll of 25 deaths
West Virginia reported 25 traffic fatalities in May, the lowest monthly toll since April 18, 1940. The five month total reached 160, down from 180 in 1947, with March at 16 deaths and April at 41 while May 1947 total was 29.
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Virginia
State Police Accident Prevention Bureau
Ghenit Court Jurors Fail to Reach Verdict
A trial in Charleston pitted Mrs. Helen C Kuykendall executrix of George C Kuykendall against Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea company. Jurors failed to reach a verdict and the case was dismissed from court.
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Ghenit
Ausrgni
Helen C. Kuykendall
Charleston
George C, Idall
The Outpost and American Views in England
A London news letter quoted by Americans in England cites a debate on American culture. It groups Britons’ views into four brackets and questions the stereotype of American gangster cities. The writer notes a misinterpretation of Damon Runyon speech and cites a supposed stat on U S city life and Gideon Bible sales.
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Kuryornese
Ano Anus Leiter
Outpost
London
England
Ariety
Citizone
Damon Runyon
Chew
Group I
Weather, deportation orders, and a Glassford family link
The article sketches a political and military thread across families. It notes an order of deportation issued by Robert Jackson on the eve of the last presidential election and contrasts a Yonkers resident with Browder's wife, who remains unthreatened. It then traces Glassford clan ties to Admiral William Glassford and a weather bureau ancestor, ending with a wartime weather miscue and a decision to return to action.
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Browders
Robert Jackson
Yonkers
Glassford
Vicr
William Glassford
U. S
Southwest Pacific
U.S. Weather Bureau
Washington
Grover Cleveland
White House
Officials Assert They Feared Harm to Jehovahs Witnesses
Former Richwood police chief Callett and deputy testified in federal court that they did not release nine Jehovahs Witnesses out of fear of harm from a mob. They faced charges of conspiring to give castor oil and drive the men from Richwood on June 24, 1948, with witnesses recounting a tense scene at the city limits and Legion involvement.
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Catlett
Richwood
Yesterder
Imu
Callett
Fone
Stewart
Mets
Legion
American Legion
Dany Herold
Summersville
Nicholas County
Nicholas County Grand Jury
Haiti
Tortilla Flas and Classics Dominate Theaters
Theaters showcase Tortilla Flash with Spencer Trey Hedy Lamarr John Gare field and Franks Morgen plus My Favorite Blonde with Bob Hope and Madeleine Carroll. March of Time India in the Crisis Virginian In This Our Life headlined by Bette Davis Olivia de Havilland George Brent Charles Coburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Trey
Hedy Lamarr
John Garefield
Franks Morgen
Pete Smith
Mearse
Bob Hope
Madeleine Carrol
India
Bette Davis
Olivia DeHavilland
George Brent
Charles Cobun
Barbara Stanwyck
Henry Fonda
Boston
Chester Motfis
Harriet Hilliard
Fred Astaire
Rute Hayeworth
Town
Lloyd Nolin
Conestance Moore Custer
Arne Shirley
Sergeant Mulligan
Nat Pendinton
Dorothy Lamon
Jackie Cooper
Greenbrier
Monty Woolley
Jack Oakie
Linda Darnell
John Sutton
Lynn Earl
Liz
Grace Hayes
Rialto
Lloyd Nolan
Mary Beth Hughes
Kay Francis
Walter Huston
Kanawha Players
Mr. and
Mrs. North
Owen Davis
Jack
Louise Maurice
Shrine Mosque
West Virginians Receive Army Promotions and Commissions
The Gazette reports multiple West Virginia natives receiving promotions or commissions. Ralph K. Dunnevant of 1127 Edgewood Drive becomes a second lieutenant in the Army Air Corps and heads to Keesler Field, Biloxi. Clark R. Morgan Jr. of 1427 Bee Street, recently commissioned as second lieutenant, attends six weeks of training at Miami Beach. Sgt. John J. Wimon of 127 Oakwood Road joins Army Air Force officer candidate school at Miami Beach awaiting commission and assignment. William M. Stutler, formerly of Charleston, now at Foster Field in Texas, is promoted to sergeant and posted to the public relations office. Harry J. Ranges of St Albans is promoted from technician fifth grade to corporal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Miami Beach
Fla
John J. Wimon
Ethel B. Wimon
Oakwood Road
Army Air Forcer School
William M. Stutler
Charleston
Fosterfield
Victoria
Tex
4Ramcraman
Harry J. Ranges
James Ranges
St. Albans
New Uniforms for Navy Nurses Adopted at Draft
Washington June 2 6 Navy nurses will wear new uniforms funded by themselves. Commander Sue Danger, head of the Navy nurse corps, says the changes improve identification and resemble regular officers with caps patterned after British sailors. Total cost borne by nurses about 150, 000 dollars. Admiral Joseph M Reeves, 50, retired, noted the shift in attire.
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Washington
Insi— Navy
Sue Danger
Navy Nurse's Corps
Navy
Joseph M. Reeves
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Ted Strong
Peter Smith
Tracy
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John Qualen
Donald Meek
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