Hollywood Scene Pros, Flings, and Studio Moves
Theda Bara rails at Betty Hutton top billing in a Bara bio while Hedy Lamarr's allure tops Betty's bounce. Patchwork on Donald O’Connor's split. Universal-International plans to rehire many workers within a month. Conrad Nagel returns to Broadway November 17 in a new play Fancy. Joan LesERGers stars in Camp Fire radio shows. Preston Sturges turns Players Restaurant into a theater for stage shows. Herman Hoover eyes a memoir after 10 years as Hollywood’s night club king. Buy a television kit to build a video set. Jerry Wald may join MGM as he greets Leo Lion. California bank grand opening features a mock holdup with Elliott, Benny, Lassie, Burns, and Allen. Charlie McCarthy drafts his life story “The Sapling.” Burlesque opens its third season in Madison with Bert Lahr and Rochelle Hudson. The Drunkard at Theater Mart sparks a remembered argument as Trixie Friganza is introduced from the audience with a four minute ovation marred by arthritis.
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Christoffel Appeals Conviction Over Perjury Trial
Christoffel seeks reversal of his perjury conviction from a federal appeals court. He was sentenced to two to six years for testifying before the House labor committee that he never belonged to the Communist party. The defense argues quorum questions tainted the trial while prosecutors maintain a majority heard the testimony. Christoffel is a former president of Allis-Chalmers Local 248 UAW-CIO and was hit with union leadership removals following a strike.
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Holmen Family Attends Iowa Cattle Congress
Mr and Mrs Ray Casberg and Richard Casberg visited the 36th annual Cattle congress in Waterloo Iowa. They were guests at the homes of George Casberg and family and of Jon Bela and son, all residing in Waterloo.
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Radio Spotlight Highlights United Nations Week Programs
WKBH stations will air United Nations Week programs at 11 15 a m daily as NBC promotes awareness of world peace. Road of Life remains a murder themed daytime serial at 9 30 a m. Eleanor Steber performs Danny Boy at 7 30 p m with Howard Barlow conducting the orchestra performing Dvoraks Slavic Dance No 8. Gladys Swarthout sings Handel arias two French songs and a hymn at 8 p m. Contented Hour goes western at 9 p m with Buddy Clark hosting the Sons of the Pioneers.
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Santa Claus Faces Atomic Era Pressures and Reforms
New York reporters describe the 1948 Santa as facing stricter rules and shifted imagery. Santa must promise only attainable gifts, drop the loud ho ho, and consider a diet and updated look to fit the atom age amid psychologists and educators guiding his image.
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Flor Shop Reorganizes As Hanson Lappin Join Meier in Partnership
The Flor Shop at 1203 Jackson Street expands with a two year manager Meier and new partners Clifford Hanson and Arthur Lappin. They bring years of floor covering experience from La Crosse Mosaic Tile and Flormart and will extend services across the Coulee Region.
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Great Lakes Lose Water to Evaporation More Than Niagara Falls
The article notes that across many months, evaporation from the Great Lakes exceeds the amount of water that flows over Niagara Falls, indicating a net loss from the lakes through evaporation.
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Aquinas High Plans Two Day Homecoming Festivities
Aquinas High School announces a two day homecoming plan to be held after dark with no parade. Friday features the Coronation Ball in the gym from 8 30 to 11 30 p m and Saturday centers on the homecoming grid contest between Aquinas Blugolds and Cotter high of Winona at 8 15 p m. A Memorial field halftime with a 50 voice chorus and the queen and court highlight the event.
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La Follette Backs Dewey for President in Wisconsin
Philip F. La Follette, former Wisconsin governor and brother of Senator Robert M. La Follette, endorsed Thomas E. Dewey for president. He urged voters to choose between Truman and Dewey, praising Dewey and Earl Warren for long records as state executives and their progressive, liberal credentials for national leadership.
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Belfast to Erect 800 Aluminum Bungalows
Belfast plans 800 permanent aluminum bungalows to expand housing stock. The project aims to provide durable, low maintainance homes for residents in a growing city, reflecting postwar construction priorities.
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