Romberg to Star in Hollywood Biopic Next Year
Sigmund Romberg the Hungarian immigrant turned famed composer will have a life story told on screen by M.G.-M. It will draw on his recollections and forthcoming biography Deep In My Heart plus bold operettas. He plans radio concerts and a Broadway score as rest. Others in Hollywood gossip include George Murphy preparing for the Republican convention and Mickey Rooney pursuing Broadway and South American tours for film deals. Ronald Reagan signs autographs between duties. Ava Gardner dubbed singing in The Bride. Ricardo Montalban seeks dramatic work. Donna Reed’s Europe trip canceled over babysitting issues. Jules Munshin noted in brief.
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Kern
Schumann-Brahms
Rogers-Hart
Romberg
George Murphy
George
Mickey Rooney
New York
British Columbia
Mick
Mullin
Mickey
Joe Yule
Finian
Finian's
Broadway
Jiggs
Yule
Victor Moore
Barry Fitzgerald
Ronald Reagan
Jones Beach
Ronnie
Ava Gardner
Hollywood
Robert Taylor
Ava
Sydney Greenstreet
Ricardo Montalban
Esther Williams
Donna Reed
Jules Munshin
Col Fredendall Sued by Wife in California Divorce
Mrs Lillian D Fredendall seeks a divorce from Lt Col Lloyd Fredendall Jr in California. The suit names his father Maj Gen Lloyd R Fredendall commander of the Second Army in Atlanta. She alleges cruelty and asks custody of two minor children and $325 monthly alimony. The couple wed in Missoula Montana in 1936 and separated last September.
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Calif
Lillian D. Fredendall
Lloyd Fredendall, Jr
Lloyd R. Fredendall
Second Army
Atlanta
Fredendall
Germany
Missoula
Mont
British and American tensions rise over policy and markets
In a column substitute for DeWitt Mackenzie, Mackenzie discusses growing friction between Britain and the United States amid Marshall Plan aid, sterling trade, and East West commerce. He notes Britain’s need for eastern European goods, U.S. insistence on war-material safeguards, and the looming diplomatic test as Britain recognizes Israel and navigates Arab relations.
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United States
Washington
Western
Europe
Britain
Russia
Poland
Monroe
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Middle East
Palestine
Lake Success
Israel
Backache and leg pain signals may warn kidney trouble
A frail patient reads warnings about tired kidneys causing backache rheumatic pains puffiness and frequent urination. It urges asking a druggist for Doan's Pills, a diuretic used for over 50 years to help kidneys flush poisonous waste and restore energy.
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Doan
MGM Drops Headwaiter In Easter Parade But Keeps First Base In Good Old Summertime
The headwaiter in Easter Parade was dropped by MGM yet remains cast as the first baseman in Gene Kelly Esther Williams and Frank Sinatra baseball musical In the Good Old Summertime. The Three Musketeers is back for retakes.
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M.G.M
Gene Keily
Esther Williams
Frank Sinatra
More Heat Across the South Amid Cooling North
Weather reports show continuing heat in the southern states with temperatures above 100 in Texas as a gulf region heat wave lingers. A cooler air mass from Canada moves into the northern plains and is forecast to reach Illinois Indiana and Michigan by tomorrow, bringing a widespread drop in temperatures. Rain and showers are noted across New England the northern Rockies the Gulf coast and parts of the Dakotas Nebraska and Minnesota with scattered thunderstorms.
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Chicago
South
Canada
Plains
Midwest
Texas
Gulf Region
West Central States
Dakotas
Montana
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
New England
Rocky Mountains
Nebraska
Minnesota
Gulf Coast Area
Retired seaman wears Yogi suit on fire escape
San Francisco, June 10. Fred Rutzer, 65, a retired seaman, donned a long undergarment as a Yogi suit and appeared on a fire escape prompting a street scene. Police learned the outfit was simply undergarment and the man explained a Yogi routine. Neighbors and a bartender reacted with alarm and officials investigated.
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San Francisco
Fred Rutzer
Rutzer
Great Lakes
Chicago
Butzer
Want Ads in the News Star World Pay Off in Results
A promotional line for want ads claims the advertiser pays nothing upfront and earns results, inviting readers to try the service today. The blurb emphasizes payoff and effectiveness in a newspaper-style ad brief.
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News- Star—World
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