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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1946
Page
3
A vintage style etiquette feature promises guidance on manners and social ease. It highlights introductions dancing and hosting as key skills for a more popular presence. The piece reads like a retro self improvement column from a weekly newspaper service.
Washington report notes the army builds a dedicated Walter Reed wing to house the President, duplicating the Navy setup at Bethesda. The shift comes after White House changes and rising friction between army and naval medical traditions.
A Veterans Administration guide explains 64 groups authorized to present veterans claims at no charge. It lists major organizations such as American Legion, Disabled American Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars, AMVETS, American Red Cross, Jewish War Veterans, Navy and Army mutual aid groups, and 41 state bodies. The page includes reader questions on allotments, rehabilitation, burial, and casualty inquiries with official guidance to contact Navy and Marine Corps offices for specific cases.
An editor's note explains a weekly veteran and serviceman problems column, produced in cooperation with the Washington Bureau of Western News. Readers may send questions to the Bureau at 1616 Eye Street NW, Washington DC, to be answered in a future column.
Western Newspa aien Gala notes June Lockhart age twenty one with a career spanning debut at the Metropolitan Opera House at eight and film roles including All This and Heaven Too Sergeant York The Yearling and It s a Joke Son Her interests include a former fighter pilot at Dartmouth. A party in New York fueled wedding gossip as Ralph Edwards and wife faced questions while reporters awaited a gag. Ann Dvorak divorced Leslie Fenton Angela Lansbury divorced Richard Cromwell and rumors swirled about George Sanders and his wife.
Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy light up parties as Bergen hams it up at NBC press lunch. Janis Paige earns Golf Queen honor for Los Angeles open in January. Polly Craus named US fencing team member for 1948 Olympia games. Anne Jeffreys makes marquee history at Brooklyn Academy of Music while two venues share her name on a single night.
Ida Lupino discusses her demanding part in Deep Valley a mountainside uneducated girl with a stammer. She says she has minimal makeup and no fancy wardrobe relying entirely on acting. The star reflects on prior screen roles and acclaim.
Jean Sablon the Gallic baritone receives a Sinatra style buildup to broaden his appeal beyond highbrow audiences. His new CBS show is gaining strong radio cooperation and momentum in the industry.
The Dickonell family sold their schooner and plan to expand transport activities with two current flights and two new planes. Audrey Trotter, born in Joliet Illinois, recalls joking about working as a cigarette girl at Joliet prison for three years while discussing her acting career.
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