Greek-Born Magnate Tops List of Highest Paid Americans
Washington report shows Charles Skouras, Greek-born head of National Theaters Amussaent and Fox West Coast, earning 810000 in 1947 with Betty Grable at 208000 as the top paid woman. The list ranks 47 earners over 200000, including Vincent Higgio and Rex Harrison, with NBC paying Fred Waring’s Pennsylvanians a 957515 pool split among players. Hollywood figures such as Alan Ladd, Raymond Milland, and Dorothy Lamour appear, while many industrial leaders and media executives command six figure salaries in the year.
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Betty Grable
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National Theaters Amussaent Co., Inc
Fox West Coast Agency Corp
Treasury
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Olivia, de Havilland
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Vincent Higgio
American Tobaten Co
Prenton Sturgea
20Th Century-Fox Film Corp
BE. H. Littte
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co
U. A. A. Somerville
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R. T. Vanderbilt Co
Seton. Porter
National Distillers. Products Corp
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst Consolidated Published Inc
Hearst Publications
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Theodore Seltzer
Bengue, Inc
Eugene G. Grace
Toan
Bethlehem Steel Co
G. A. Bryant
Austin Co
National Broadcasting Co
Fred Waring
Hollywood
Alan W. Ladd
Raymond J. Milland
Rex Harrison
Tyrone Power
Bing Crosby
Melvin Douglas
Bob Hope
Joan
Edward G. Robinson
Jean Arthur
Joan Caulfield
Paulette Goddard
Betty Hutton
Veronica Lake
Dorothy Lamour
Ethel Barrymore
Shirley Temple
Henry Ford 2d
Ford Motor Co
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Duke
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Larry S. Maci Phai
New York Yankees
New York Stock Exchange
Emil Schram
Niles Trammel
Thirty Five enlist in Army and Air Force from Charleston area
Three Charlestonians were among 35 people enlisting in the U S Army and Air Force at the local recruiting station over the past week. Recruits include Forrest G Griffen and Ronnie F Griffin of Looneyville and James W Harrison of Martinsburg among others in Camden on Geully Huntington Marlinton and Proctorville.
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Charles E. Tuck
John RR. Beatty
Charleston
Ernest R. Sowards
Tanga
James W. Harrison
Vernonb. Ingram
Pate
Martinsburg
George R. Runyon
Eleanor
Pearl F. Thacker
Kenava
Billy G. Skeens
Jack H. Leach
Hamlin
Calvin G. Wilson
Kennard E. Linville
Big Springs
James H. Stover
Longacre
Norman Tackett
Spring Hill
Hurley D. Collins
Proctorville
Charles W. Pell
Cannellon
McVeigh Heaster
Montgomery
Joe W. Dudding
Dunbar
Herbert R. Johnson
Marlinton
James BR. Lawther
Belle
Omer R. Johnson
Maremet
Kenneth W. Collins
Richwood
George E. Clark
Cleveland
Clarence B. Loving
Swandale
John W
Greek Guerrillas Penetrate South of Kastoria Area
Army casualties reached eight dead and 38 wounded as Greek guerrillas advanced about two miles south of Kastoria. A U S broadcasting program noted sizable rebel strength, while the army and air force continued recruiting efforts amid ongoing confrontations.
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Athens
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Ammimis'uerrilas Fave
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Beacher
Improvement Noted In Mrs. Lee Tracy
In New York on June Henry 73 today from a coma that followed a fall in her Hotel Astor suite. Mrs. Tracy aged 93 was rushed to St. Clare's hospital after being found Lunconsergus on the floor. Police said a doctor diagnosed suspected barbiturate poisoning as the case's cause and the sedative barbital was involved.
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New York
Henry
Tracy
St. Clare's Hospital
Hotel Astor Suite
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