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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1943
Page
2
Western Newspaper Union summarizes wartime appointees reshaping media control. Byron Price, head of the Office of Censorship, warns against careless broadcasting while maintaining a strict honor code. Julius A. Krug, promoted to a top War Production board role, brings youth, drive, and a German immigrant background to crucial national efforts.
The piece surveys legendary generals and infantry prowess from Caesar to Crecy, then highlights Lieutenant General Joseph Stilwell’s bold, blunt leadership in WWII. It notes his 37 years in service, West Point background, and long China-Burma theater tenure shaping his fiercely loyal troops.
The Gumms sisters Sue Jimmie and Judy Garland reunite in Metro pictures. Judy stars in Presenting Lily Mars while Sue and Jimmie take on fan mail and script roles. Harriet Hilliard graces Red Skelton programs as her children grow with Mama. Tommy Dix inks a long term Metro contract after debut.
Eddie Rochester Anderson leads a company that makes parachutes outside of film and radio. George Sanders was handcuffed during a scene in Appointment in Berlin and spent two hours with wardrob e staff trying to remove the cuffs. Ann Miller dances in What's Buzzin Cousin wearing opera length nylons watched by the wardrobe woman. Robert Sterling named Cadet Major in Thunderbird Field flying class at Phoenix. Shirley Booth of Duffy’s radio will appear in the movie version of the show.
Stanley Ross recounts a voyage to Venezuela’s Gran Sabana amid a diamond and gold rush. He describes harsh jungle digs, primitive living quarters, brutal prices, and Dr. Lucas Pena as the ranch’s white settler guiding a stark mining frontier.
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