Jimmie Fidler in Hollywood Exposes New Valley Vista Plans
Hollywood August 30. Jimmie Fidler reports Valley Vista Productions aims to release four Western films annually featuring a 13 year old boy Red White as The Buckaroo Sheriff and a 11 year old girl Judy Dawson. Fidler notes Red embodies a clean boy image and fans may grow attached, while co producers seek salary restraint. The column also wades through brief Hollywood Parade sketches and quotes on stars and performances.
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Hollywood
Valley Vista Productions
Judy Dawson
William S. Hart
Red
Red White
Dick Powell
Howard Duff
Milton Berle
Denise Darcel
William Powell
Betty
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Johnny Belinda
Jane Wyman
Gloria
Orson Welles
Macbeth
Shakespeare
Errol Flynn
Flynn
Warner Brothers
Eileen Barton
Miss Barton
Steve Cochran
Cochran
Edgar Allen Poe
Monroe News-Star Stance Declared On Impartial Reporting
The Monroe News-Star affirms independence and impartial coverage while opposing what it judges as wrong and supporting what it deems right, rejecting party politics as a guiding factor.
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The
Monroe News-Star
Mackenzies column on war trade in wartime limits
DeWitt Mackenzie notes Churchill’s disclosure that a British factory ships tools for repairing Russian tanks. He argues many nations engage in similar trade risky to wartime aims, citing U.S. oil to Japan before Pearl Harbor and British wartime material transfers. The piece weighs Britain’s grain deals with Russia, American molybdenum shipments, and public ire over aiding Red war potential.
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Associated Press
Winston Churchill
Russia
Britain
America
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Korea
MacArthur
London Daily Mail
England
Arthur Bottomley
United States
London
Churchill
Commonwealth
Canada
Australia
The
Daily Graphic
Europe
New York
Rebuild Korea or Face New Problems in Politics and Economics
The Korea victory may be months away and will not end our troubles. Korea's war damage includes leveled villages, displaced farmers, ruined industry, smashed transport, burned bridges, and mines in enemy hands. Aid is planned, with estimates of $200 million needed through next July and cereals shipments in the near term.
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Eggen
Korea
Philippines
U. S
Tokyo
ECA
Washington
I Won’t Climb the Matterhorn on This Visit
Henry M’Lemore from Zermatt laughs at mountain climbers and outlines why he will not attempt the Matterhorn or similar peaks. He mocks the sport’s dangers, notes the cemetery and memorabilia in town, and teases a Florida alternative summit with two dogs and sasparilla.
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Zermatt
Switzerland
Chelet
Kingdom Come
Matterhorn
Florida
Daytona Beach
Dinah
Bumble
Caring for Children When Parents Are Absent
Angelo Patri urges careful selection of a child caretaker when parents must be away. Favor a trusted family member who knows the children and routines, or someone familiar with the household and its needs. Mothers should arrange and introduce the caretaker in advance and provide full household details. He cites his leaflet P-26 A Parent's Prayer and a small mailing request to obtain a copy.
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Patri
P. O
Station G
New York
Burmese literature librarian at the Library of Congress
Washington feature on Washington Cecil Hobbs a sandy haired reference librarian for southeast Asia at the Library of Congress He manages Burmese language materials from Thailand Burma Singapore Malaya Indonesia and Indo China and facilitated a major Burmese collection including the Tripitaka He and his wife Cecile Jackson once taught in Burma and now live in Virginia with their daughter Ma Ma Yi who shows early Burmese language skill He hopes to return to Burma with his daughter as she grows up.
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Washington
Cecil Hobbs
Library of Congress
Mr. Hobbs
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Burma
Singapore
Malaya
Indonesia
Java
Bali
Indo- China
Hobbs
United States
U Nyo Mya
Oway
Gary
Ind
Baptist Mission Board
Cecile Jackson
University of Illinois
Questions and Answers on Global Base, Pay, and Lake Mead
A 1947 Philippines U S treaty grants 99 year base access with UN security council use possible. Pay across army navy air force and marines is uniform by grade. Lake Mead’s silt buildup is not immediate danger. projected to fill by 2225, extended to 2380 with upstream dams. Tibet is governed by Lamaism priests as state religion.
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Armed Services
Army
Navy
Air Force
Lake Mead
Hoover Dam
Tibet
Notebooks From Hal Boyle on Korea Children and GIs
In Korea the American army slowly becomes a prisoner of the country’s children though most GIs came for duty not romance. Children gain trust by offering gum candy and soap and some soldiers form loose bonds with a few, while many youths beg on dusty streets and the war’s toll shows in sores and patched heads.
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Korea
Calcutta
Casablanca
Joe
London
Japan
Ello
France
Social Security Expands Coverage in 1951 for Three Groups
Washington announces broadened social security covering domestic servants, non profit organization workers, and state local government employees. Eligibility starts Jan 1 1951 with tests based on 24 work days per quarter and at least $50 earnings. payroll tax details and employer responsibilities outlined, including quarterly returns and shared tax payments.
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Trey
Mary Jones
Society For the Prevention
The
Red Cross
Dog disturbance case hits Glendale neighbor clash
Glendale police report a dispute over a cocker spaniel that neighbors say barks while its owner Lyle Froelich is at work. Glendale poundmaster Roy Armstrong says he has two hours of recordings as evidence of the dog’s alleged disturbance.
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Glendale
Calif
Lyle Froelich
Roy Armstrong
Armstrong
Froelich
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DeWitt Mackenzie
MacKenzie
Henry M’lemore
Angelo Patri
Jane Eads
Ma Yi
Ma Ma Yi
Mopsy wyGiapys Parker
Philippine Islands
Security Council of the
United Nations
By Hershberger
Hal Boyle
James Marlow
Congress
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