Hollywood Moves and TV Plans Amid Studio Buzz
Hollywood gossip notes Marlon Brando shifts to independent film venture with Pennebaker, while Louella Parsons away and Dorothy Manners fills in. Dr. Ralph Bunche’s early life story gains a TV project by Four Star TV Productions, detailing a boy orphaned at twelve and his grandmother, Lucy Johnson, now in development for Dupont Cavalier Theater.
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Lauista Parsons
Dorothy Manners
Hollywood
Marlon Binndo
War
Marlon
Brando
Pennebaker Canpany
Lous L'Amour
Marlow
Ralph Bunche
United Nations
Dick Powell
Charles Bower
David Nives
Don Sharpe
Four Star TV Productions
Dow
Lucy Johnson
Warren
Linik
Dupont Cavaje Theater
Sue Collins
Jon McKay
Harves
Lady An
Van
New York
Vivini Blaine
Manny Frank
Joncer
Rovanene
Iit
Clark Reynolds
Joan Crawford
Lacey's
Dob Aldeich
Indy
Davis, Jr
Las Veras
Bummy
Johnie Dace
Cyd Charisse
Dan Dail
Joan Calling
Maxwell Reed
England
Mona Freesman
Bill Burch
Grove
Elyse Knox
Harmon
Michel Rennie
Ant
Kentucky and local notes from Manchester Pikeville Lexington Georgetown
Manchester seeks a rerun of votes from Laurel County after a close Aug primary. Pikeville awards diplomas to 17 graduates with plans for a two year college expansion. Lexington group to be honored at Bowling Green convention. Georgetown eyes a new wheel factory with a planned April 1 opening and fresh jobs.
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Pikeville
Seer
Lexington
Selvet
Farhvity
Bowling Green
Hazard Mine Disaster Saint? Driver in manslaughter case
Hazard Kentucky a mine disaster report says a 17 year old died after being struck by a car that killed Joyce Garrett last week. The driver Sue Thomas of Elwood Tod has been jailed since the accident near here on manslaughter and drunken driving charges.
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Hazard
Joyce Garrett
Sue Thomas
Elwood
Tod
Crooner Haymes Opens in Filmland Spot Next Week
Hollywood gossip notes crooner Haymes set to debut in a film engagement next week at a Hollywood venue. He hints at possible projects with film star partners as contract talks with Columbia Pictures continue.
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Crooner Haymes
Filmland
Emily Beller
Hollywood
Dilek Hiearies
Cane
Forma Bistras
Histonean
Big Haymesdayworth
Hita
Sona
Columbia Pivtures
Jaye Man
Nabeul
Lonny Dewie
Poet
Hobby Horse and Whistle May Help Solve Woodside Holdup Case
In New York World Sage items, a hobby horse and whistle are proposed as clues to a 2000 dollar holdup in Woodside, with suspects Connelly and Cribbin named. The sister, Ann Redman, and brother George are discussed, as investigators probe possible links to the missing funds and the fate of Mathis Duke. An odd tale links a toy to the crime, while families deny involvement and police pursue leads.
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New York
Alte
Bronte
Bo Nullee
Detleve
Mathis
Duke
Sue
Iother
Ann
Ang Redman
Nate Roy
Cribbin
Jonder
Connelly
Rothery
George
Wiltsington
Del
Denhane
Tee
John Marshall Honored On New 40-Cent Stamp
A new 40 cent stamp honoring John Marshall will be issued by the Post Office. The stamp debut occurs September 24 in Richmond. The design features final paintings and portraits associated with Marshall and the Supreme Court.
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John Marshall
Washington
the Post
Ollige
Ian Marshall
Richmoene
Zuth Aw
Wall Beene
Marstadt
Meat Packers to Halt Chicago Operations at Stockyards
i Wilson & Co a major meat packer plans to discontinue meat and rendering in Chicago’s stockyards as offices move downtown. The decision follows years of heavy operating costs and aging facilities, with Cedar Rapids Albert Lea and Genoa cases to receive expansion while Chicago plants are scaled back. The shift preserves Los Angeles Denver Memphis Oklahoma City and Kansas City plants. about 3,000 Wilson employees in Chicago face upheaval.
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Chicago
i—Wilson & Co
Optmnis
Chircans
James J. Cooney
Hs Plints
Omnia
Los Angeles
Denver
Memphis
Oklaua
Taiciy
Kansas City
Coon
Ding
Ole Cooney
Ile Aide
Cedar Rapins
Alvert Lea
Ginaha
Chienga
Swift Ae Co
Tulsa
Stockyards
Swit Ems
Chirnga
Shlaghu
Morris
Not Co. Packers
Wilson
Ness
President Begins Real Vacation Near Denver
A garbled report describes the President starting a real vacation near Denver, traveling west of the Divide to a secluded area with friends. It mentions a midday departure, a planned brief stop, and a return to Washington later, with references to locations like Fraser and the Continent Divide.
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Denver Sr
Prathes
Howe
Ashe
Aksel
Fraser
Denver
High Flying Children On the Plane Travel Tips
Dr Ernest G Osborne outlines methods to ease air pressure for travelers with children. Babies should sip from a bottle to swallow and relieve pressure. Older kids can chew, swallow, or yawn to adapt to altitude. For some individuals, the nostrils are pinched, lips closed, cheeks puffed, and air swallowed as a “foolproof” method.
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Ernest G. Osborne
T Lake
Hal Boyles Column on the Presidency and the White House
Hal Boyle muses on the U S presidency and the White House protection. He notes the burdens of guarding a president, the media scrutiny, and the unique duties of the role from chief executive to head of state and party leader. The column cites past figures like Franklin Roosevelt and Dewey to illustrate the pressures and responsibilities facing any aspirant.
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Wallington
United States
Hay Mushing
Joe Bowkes
U.S
Secret Service
White House
Anind
winlyRed
Herbert Hoover
Aly
Ike's
Colorado
Nowy
Uw Little Peace
Harry
Key West
V. Roosevelt
Washington
Hivde
Dhe
Gaye Promenk
Prine
Terfevt
Tacung
Rigg Weil
Beremennd
Jameling
Sind
K Gain
Abunp Wien
Thomas B. Dewey
Peru
Kovernor
New York
Neal
Hayel
U S Disarmament Plan To Be Pushed In UN Session
United Nations session to discuss a new U S disarmament plan with Harold E. Stassen and Anthony Nutting proposing mutual aerial inspections of military installations and exchange of ground observations to prevent sneak attacks. They seek open skies principles and reciprocal transparency to break the cold war deadlock.
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Iu. S
Vierre J
United Nations
UNS
Anthony Nutting
America
Harold EL Stassen Bi
U. B
Nutting
Britain
Slissen
U.S
Nutling
Stassen
Eisenhower
U. S
Russia
Kremlin
Jacob Malik
Jules
Pacis
Greer
T Jenuy
Employes Accept Union at Providence Manufacturing Co
Providence Manufacturing Co workers vote to accept District 60 as bargaining agent in a long clash with resistance. Up to 90 percent supported the move, enabling contract talks to begin, while District 60 remains not recognized by the National Labor Relations Board amid a violent organizing history in the region.
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Providence
K Itt Mane
District 60
Providence Manufacturing Co
Urar
Berk Fraser
Sald
Cent City
Fraser
Withtit
Webster County
Tis Organization
Gensral
Apri
Theii
Disarmament Plans Move Through UN Assembly and Geneva
The defense minister reports a planned drive by the Big Four to test progress on disarmament. A subcommittee may adjourn behind closed doors to prepare for two key events: the UN General Assembly session on disarmament and the Geneva meeting of the Big Four foreign ministers on October 27 to consider recommendations.
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Assembly
Jexsion
Janada
Yes
Geneva
UN Assembly
Pour
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Dgbyns-Taylor Food Plan
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