Who's News This Week Consolidated Features
North Africa reports highlight Maj. Gen. Robert W. Crawford directing the Middle East Service of Supply to keep guns, grub, and gasoline moving to American forces. Also featured is Ambassador Clarence K. Gauss’s China mission and a portrait of Molotov as Stalin’s loyal aide in the Soviet leadership.
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Radio stars and film gossip from a busy Hollywood beat
Virginia Vale reports on RACIE ALLEN posing for a Victory Garden shoot in New York and avoiding autograph mobs. Danny Kaye joins Up in Arms, Mickey Rooney and Butch Jenkins share a humorous scene, and Ogden Nash works on One Touch of Venus. Details on Marlene Dietrich, Grace George, Donald Duck’s voice, and other studio buzz.
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Wallace Leads Good Will Tour Through Central American Republics
Vice President Wallace tours seven countries in South and Central America to hold talks with national representatives. Accompanying him are Laurence Duggan political relations adviser, James D. LeCron, and Hector Lazo assistant director in charge of experts.
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U S Sub in Jap Waters by Lieut Slade Carter Feature
A U S submarine commander recounts brave actions near Japanese held islands. The crew engages patrol boats, sinks a tanker, torpedoes a troop transport and an escort destroyer, then torpedoes an interisland freighter as dawn patrols and periscope watches unfold.
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New U S Navy Ship Output After Pearl Harbor
Collier's notes that in the year after Pearl Harbor the United States launched 159 fighting ships including three battleships six aircraft carriers ten cruisers 107 destroyers and 33 submarines totaling about 558000 tons. Merchant shipping exceeded 7000000 tons in production.
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