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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1948

Page

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John Wayne Signs For Outdoor Picture With Ford

John Wayne plans to star in She Wore A Yellow Ribbon for director John Ford, filming in Monument Valley Utah with John Agar and Ben Johnson. He faces studio uncertainties at Republic after production cuts.

Wayne Sack Quigg Bob Thomas Hollywood Republic John Wayne John Agar Ben Johnson Monument Valley Utah John Ford Ralph Richardson Errol Flynn Jamaica Montana Rita Hayworth Europe Rita Danny Kaye London Lizabeth Scott Glen McCarthy Jack Carson Dennis Morgan Warners Houston Loretta Young Humphrey Bogart Joan Crawford Richard Widmark Raymond Massey Alexis Smith Jennifer Jones Virginia Mayo Gordon McCrae Arlene Dahl John Ringling North van Johnson Circus Van

Glenn Ford Seeks New Contract for Eight Film Run

Hollywood reports Glenn Ford after seven straight films plans to sign a new, more favorable Columbia contract well before his current pact ends. Ford dislikes the all-work-no-play routine and looks forward to a lighter schedule and a fresh deal as he begins work on Bonanza.

Hollywood Glenn Ford Columbia Ford Bonanza Sigmund Romberg Jane Powell New Mexico Prince Eddie Rickenbacker Melvyn Douglas Paris Rickenbacker Loretta Young van Johnson

Air Force Eyes World Speed Record Soon

Washington reports the Air Force plans a quick attempt to set a new world speed record for aircraft at Muroc Airbase California. Maj Richard L Johnson Wright Field test pilot will fly an F 86 in a swept wing jet. The current record holder is the Navy with 650.798 mph.

Washington Air Force Navy Muroc Calif Richard L. Johnson Wright Field Johnson

Record Flight Nears A86 Speed Test At Cleveland

Nice Niece hour in an F-86 over the newly installed General Electric course at Cleveland before a National Air Races crowd on Sept. 5. Only three passes were timed, four passes required for a record. The plane carried guns and ammunition. Johnson held the average around 670 miles per hour on orders. The record runs occur over a 3 kilometer course measured by the Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey to two inches. Runs must stay under precise control and finish within 30 minutes. Timing uses high speed cameras and electronics. A Navy Skystreak set the present record a year ago with Marine Lt. Col. Marion E. Carl.

General Electric Cleveland Johnson Air Force Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Navy Marion E. Carl

Two Landlords Are Charged With Overcharging Rent

Pittsburgh reporters say housing authorities filed charges against Paraska Oritala of New Engle and Dorothy Sullivan of Altoona for charging at least $1,000 more in rents than permitted over the last two years. Tenants reported overcharges from $15 to $137.60 in the cited period.

Pittsburgh Tighe Woods Paraska Oritala New Engle Dorothy Sullivan Altoona Jleing

Jobs Lacking For Singapore

Singapore Commissioner for Labor R P Bingham warns mass unemployment looms as population grows faster than job creation. He notes 30 000 more births than deaths annually and about 1000 people reaching working age every 14 months, yet few large industries to absorb them.

Singapore Bris Far East R. P. Bingham Bingham

Buggy Industry a Billion-Dollar Business in 1900

The buggy manufacturing trade stood as a billion-dollar industry in 1900, reflecting the era's demand for horse drawn vehicles and the prominence of firms producing the carriages and components that fueled daily transportation nationwide. The business highlighted scale, regional players, and evolving production methods shaping early American industry.

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