Behind the Scenes Hollywood Newsnotes on Stars and Plans
Hollywood features column notes Red Skelton’s possible overseas tour with Muriel Morris and Edna. Claudette Colbert christens a new yacht. Marshall and Michele Yukon leads. June Travis and Fred Friedrich announce a baby. Dick Nash joins Navy. Anne Shirley aids Cupid. Louis Hayward improving after hospital stay. DeMille party travels to Washington for FDR interview despite foggy flights.
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Harrison Carroll
Ywood
Red Skelton
Muriel Morris
MGM
Edna
Clark Gable
Ella Raines
Kenneth Trout
Gote
Ella
Hail the Conquering
Chifor
June Travis
Warstar
Fred Friedich
Bert Friedich
June
Harry Grabiner
Chicago White Sox
Ella Mae
Navy
Frankie ‘S
Army
Camp
Fannen
Janet Shaw
McCarthy Returns Home From Illness
New York Yan manager McCarthy arrived home from an illness after a long trip. Arthur J. Burker his physician said he is resting and should be all right in about a week with rest and care. Burker noted McCarthy had a cold that developed into more serious symptoms.
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ALC
N. Y
McCarthy
New York Yan
Arthur J. Burker
Marines to Face Duke in Baseball At 4 P.M.
Readable fragment notes an Iry Point Marines baseball game at Duke today at 4 pm and a Carolina UNC matchup versus Camp here at 4. The text is garbled but indicates two college baseball clashes on the schedule.
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Duke
Iry Point Marines
North Carolina
Campner
Hollywood Nights Catch Up With Nightclub Beats
Busan Ha and Bob mingle at Mocambo and Biltmore while the city nightlife buzzes. Slapsy Maxie pays Frances Faye for a club stint. Elyse Knox and Lieut Tommy Harmon glow at the Trocadero. June Allyson and Al Herd seen at Lyman's. Jack Diamond and Nan Bennett reconnect as Ditto Bar pairs stage couple Hale and Ted Howard. Jimmy McHugh writes his life story as studios chase rights.
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Busan Ha
Bob
Mocambo
Biltmore
March Ruben
Slapsy Maxie
Frances Faye
Elyse Knox
Tommy Harmon
Trocadero
June Allyson
al Herd
Lyman
Jack Diamond
Nan Bennett
Barbara Hale
Ted Howard
Jimmy McHugh
Quarter-Finals Set for Pinehurst Women’s Golf Championship
At Pinehurst the 42nd women’s golf championship progresses with Marjorie Row of Anniston and Laddie Irwin of Montclair as co medalists. Margaret Gunther’s exit yesterday paves the way for Peggie Kirk of Cleveland to pair with Mary Clay OConnor of Durham. Kay Byrne and Lawson Page figure among notable early pairings as Katherine Fox enters bracket play.
PGA Plans Big Summer Meets With War Bond Prizes
The Professional Golfers Association of America outlines an intensive summer program featuring eight to ten major meets with war bond prizes totaling 100000 dollars. The Western Open is expected to return, date and site TBA. The Philadelphia Invitational tops the slate, set for June 8 to 11 with a 17500 dollar purse.
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Chicago
Professional Golfers’ Association of America
Fred Corcoran
Philadelphia
Glass snake misnomer links to legless lizard facts
In Switzerland a large military presence remains active with 100000 soldiers on duty at all times, underscoring ongoing readiness and defense posture.
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Switzerland
Carter's Little Liver Pills Boost Digestive Flow
Health advice touts natural digestion with liver bile production and claims Carter's Little Liver Pills increase bile flow quickly. The ad promises faster digestion and better well being, urging readers to buy at 25 cents.
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Carter
Casual Comment By W. A. BIVINS
W A Bivins reflects on progress amid war, noting chemical advances, a new explosive PTEN and TNT, and the continuing memory of veterans at the Wrenn Memorial. He urges resilience and warns against political efforts to negate victory won in war.
Enduring Labor for a Better Future
The passage speaks of men laboring through years and promises future survivors who will build grand structures, temples, tunnels, roads, and drainage works for mankind’s welfare in a peaceful era. It urges faces toward the rising sun and a constructive postwar outlook.
North Carolina Social Service Convention Opens in Raleigh
The 32nd convention of the North Carolina conference for social service opens in Raleigh with a theme on postwar plans for children and youth. Tonight's program features addresses by Leonard W. Mayo and Josephus Daniels. The article notes the Washington Monument weighs more than 81 000 tons.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Conference For Social Service
Leonard W. Mayo
Western Reserve University School of Applied Sciences
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Washington Monument
Pressure Of Patriotism Drives 4-Fs in War Work Debate
The 4-F draft status remains noncoercive with patriotism and social pressure guiding war work choices. Costello reports no current push to draft 4-Fs, while manufacturers warn unemployment may rise as war production shifts. Selective Service may reexamine 4-Fs for limited military duty if needed. Funeral services noted for Hilton survivor next of kin.
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Washington
House Military Committee
Aga
Costello
Army
Selective Service
Dr Charles M Hilton Dies at Greensboro Home
Word reached here that Dr Charles M Hilton pharmacist died at his Greensboro home at 9 o clock. He was the father of Mrs William P Bivins of 236 Monthieu Avenue and for years served as manager and chief pharmacist of a drug company.
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White Oak
Proximity
Cone
Hilton
Bivins
Adelaide Hilton
California
Charles M. Hilton
Park Avenue
Greensboro
William P. Bivins
Monthieu Avenue
Doylestown Wife Hears Husband, Pvt Becker, Promises Return
Mrs. Clinton Becker of Doylestown heard at 2 a.m. from Marine Pvt Clinton Becker, last listed in New Hebrides, now said to be in California for hospitalization. He told her he would be home in two weeks, amid telegraph lines and relief.
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Doylestown
INS
Clinton Becker
Marine Pvt
New Hebrides
California
Could Henry VII Have Stomach Ulcer Pains
History text discusses Henry VII and stomach ulcer pains. Advertisement promotes Ada relief tablets for ulcers indigestion heart burn and acid-related discomfort. Mentions Odge Tablets and refund offer. Available at Mann's and Drug Stores.
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Henry ViIl
Henry VII
Mann's and Drug
Doctor W. Martin Passes After Extended Illness
Doctor Wiley Martin died at his home 210 Barker Street at 2 30 pm Tuesday after an extended illness. Born November 22 1885 in Yadkin County he lived in High Point over 30 years. He was a member of the First Pilgrim Holiness Church and formerly with Alma Desk Company. Surviving are his wife the former Ina Chaplin a daughter Marjorie and five sons Reitzel Lloyd Terry and Billy with the Marines in the South Pacific Area. five sisters and one brother. Body to Yow's Funeral Home then residence. services by Rev O L Ruth and Rev R R Jackson at West End Baptist Church with interment in Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Wiley Martin
Barker Street
Yadkin County
O. J
Katherine Parks Martin
High Point
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
Alma Desk Company
Ina Chaplin
Marjorie Martin
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