Shirley Temple Seeks Comfort in Love Scenes on Screen
Hollywood reports Shirley Temple at 18 says love scenes feel awkward and she imagines scenes with husband John Agar. She names Jack as preferred kissing partner and notes potential co starring with Selznick. Short subjects face rising costs and uncertain profits. Pete Smith defends shorts as undervalued art.
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Jack
John Agar
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David Selznick
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Guy Madison
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Lina Romay
Guy
Pete Smith
MGM
Pete
Goering Denies Using Human Guinea Pigs
Hermann Goering testified before the international war crimes tribunal denying knowledge of experiments in concentration camps. He said as Reich Research Council chairman he did not oversee or approve the experiments, claiming subordinates carried them out without his awareness.
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Hermann Goering
International War Crimes Tribunal
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Luftwaffe
Reich Research Council
Denmark Ends Footwear Rationing Amid Ongoing Shortage
Denmark has officially ended footwear rationing, though supply constraints persist. Authorities say consumer access remains limited and retailers report uneven availability across regions.
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Denmark
Berlin rubble removal by women reshapes city landscape
Mrs Schulz leads a 217 woman crew nicknamed Reichstag rubble remover in Berlin. They haul bricks from destroyed buildings daily, organized as a skilled operation under a strict foreman, working to satisfy labor office duties and food rations. They resent Nazi leaders on trial at Nuremberg and express hope for return home after years of hard labor.
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Berlin
Germany
Labor Office
Nuremberg
Radio Listings Show Diverse Nighttime Lineup Across Networks
NBC CBS and ABC present a dense schedule featuring Margaret Whiting and Frolics, Grand Marquee Drama, Man Called X, Topaze and Nurse Edith Cavell performances. Evening highlights include Fred Waring, Guiding Light at noon, and various news and music segments across NBC CBS ABC networks.
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Army air base short of staff cars for UN loan
Middletown Pennsylvania soldiers face a 60 day period of heavy walking after the Olmstead airfield receives a loan of 13 staff cars to the United Nations leaving only four vehicles for officers.
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Army
Olmstead Airfield
United Nations
New York Troughs Face Soap Suds From Laundry Visitors
ASPCA inspector reports troughs in New York are contaminated by soap suds from people washing fish and doing laundry in their city’s public water troughs. The inspector urges residents to stop misusing troughs to ensure animals can drink clean water.
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New York
ASPCA
Dobbin
Rosenbloom Fined For Speeding After Comment On Cop
Chicago night club entertainer and former light heavyweight boxing champion Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom was fined $5 and $5 costs for speeding. He loudly proclaimed that the officer exploited his stupidity after recognizing him.
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Chicago
Slapsie
Maxie Rosenbloom
Wife and husband dispute over nylons and watch
In Chicago Mrs Clara Klip, 24, waited five hours for three pairs of nylons. Her estranged husband Frank Klip, 28, allegedly took one pair from her by force and grabbed the other two as he left. Judge Joseph Sabath ordered Klip to return his wife’s stockings and Mrs Klip to return her husband’s wrist watch.
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Chicago
Clara Klip
Frank
Snake causes forced landing in Burton England air incident
A hitchhiking snake slithered into pilot Cecil Packer's cockpit at 500 feet near Burton England. It coiled around the rudder bar and approached the control stick, forcing Packer to make an emergency landing.
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Burton
England
Cecil Packer
Packer
London cites Moscow claim of Turkey mobilization
The foreign office declined comment on a Moscow radio broadcast alleging Turkey mobilized 500 000 men and built air fields under British supervision. The Baghdad message source was not disclosed and later broadcasts questioned its origin between Baghdad and Beirut.
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Foreign Office
Moscow Radio
Turkey
Baghdad
Beyrouth
Lebanon
Texas angler nets New Mexico lake trout record
A Texan crossed into New Mexico and caught the state's largest lake trout. The fish weighed 20 pounds four ounces and measured 36 1/2 inches in length.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Officers of Resident Council at La Crosse Housing Center Named
At a Monday La Crosse housing authority meeting four officers were selected for three months for the resident council Wiley Ford as chairman Donald Forss as vice chairman Robert Lowell as treasurer and Robert Sanford as secretary Representatives from all buildings attended as 52 families occupy the development with six more to move in The group discussed community problems and the housing authority requests help locating oil or coal heaters as cold weather approaches and urges suggestions on where heaters may be obtained.
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la Crosse
Housing Authority
Curious Waterproofing Method For Match Heads
A historical note describes waterproofing matches by dipping the heads in a creamy solution made from shel lac dissolved in denatured alcohol. The text also credits James Ritty of Ohio with inventing the cash register in 1879.
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James Ritty
Ohio
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