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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1952

Page

10

Hollywood Gossip And Movie World Buzz At Night

A crowded page of showbiz tidbits notes Jimmy Lave gifting lollipops to kids at 58th and Broadway while Billy Gilbert savors pineapple cheesecake at Lindys. Marlon Brando enjoys milk at Hearthside, and beauty queens from Germany Israel Uruguay and Norway parade into the Plaza salon. Johnnie Ray’s bride faces bridal woes as a mink coat vanishes. Patlette Goddard shows a star sapphire from Cy Howard in Paris. TV debates on political convention coverage spark industry guesses about audiences returning to theaters. Lou Levy pursues a baby boy, Bette Davis signs for Charles Sherman’s Fall musical after a California audition, and Hepburn eyes a solo night club act. Film censorship tests loom as a theater plans a newsreel without censor input. Gen Hisenhower resembles Red Barber, NBC may name Robert Sarnoff to head film. Martha Scott contends with daughter’s fever as Susie Zanuck seeks a production role. Randy Brooks eyes a comeback post brain bleed. Pilot word hints spark further industry chatter.

Jimmy Lave 58Th Broadway Billy Gilbert Lindy’s Marlon Brando Germany Ysrael Uruguay Norway Johnnie Ray Patlette Goddard Cy Howard Paris New York Lou Levys Andrews Sisters

East Zone recruits 110000 volunteers for People’s Police alert units

Berlin reports informants say the Communist led East zone government recruited 16000 volunteers in a four week drive raising total to 50000 from an initial 50000. The government aims to build an army of 350000 to 375000 men to defend against Western aggression while three million East zone youth were hoped to join.

East Zone Berlin M-Allied

How to write a letter Fate 0 write letters

A quirky, fragmentary piece offers tips for composing letters and enjoying the process. It mentions writing in pencil, pacing lines, and assembling a few lines at a time, sprinkled with garbled quotes from a magazine. It promotes July Reader's Digest with brief hype about its content.

Siena Fon Camenem Shing Jaig Reader's Digest Leita Deo

Red-Led Guerrillas Slay Thai Girl Near Malaya Border

A communique reports Communist led guerrillas killed an 11 year old Thai girl and wounded a Malayan government man near the Thailand border in Kroh District. In the past 24 hours guerrillas killed four Malayans and two policemen, while three Malaysians and two guerrillas surrendered.

Kuala Lumpur Malaya Thailand Kroh

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