Hollywood Scandals Echo Through Screen World Turmoil
Hollywood gossip reports Jennifer Jones collapsing over the Buoy Gentry scandal while Rita Hayworth battles Leighter influence over her career. Other notes mention Grouchin Marx retooling his image, Dolores Del Rio returning to American films, Alan Ladd in new Arctic drama, and shifts at MGM and Loew's profits.
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U S May Bow To Red Demand Over Potsdam Mission Recall
An informed U S Army source says the Americans may bow to Soviet demand to recall the U S military mission at Potsdam after the Soviets accuse them of trespassing on Soviet military property. The three captured Americans Lt Col Gerald H. Diiur Capt Williams Croucher and Pfc Arnold P. Sweden were seized near Potsdam and held for 35 hours.
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Army Wife Is Mrs. Texas in 1952 Contest
The 40-year-old wife of an Army sergeant from San Antonio named Mrs. Metz won the Mrs. Texas title for 1952. She stands 5 feet 4 inches and weighs 125 pounds, mother to a 19-year-old son, and will compete in the Mrs. America contest at Asbury Park on September 6. Second place went to Mrs. Nita Grieder of Dallas, a mother of three, as Mrs. June Farmer placed in the same tier.
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Pentagon Studies Scorching African Air Bases Report
Pentagon officials studied a report on air bases in North Africa and overseas sites. The Army Engineers chief Gen Pick faced questions as the Senate probe into the project continued, with Pace and Johnson weighing possible action.
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Zoo curators rethink exhibits as TV and film competition grows
Bronx Zoo curator Lee Cran- urges changing enclosures from static rows to immersive settings to attract visitors amid rising TV and movie industry influence and shifting public interest in animal displays.
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Air Force Crushes Red Supply Lines in Korea Raid
U S bombers hit a 40 acre North Korea supply area behind the front in stormy weather. Superforts raided Anju and Supung rail yards as Fifth Air Force and Navy crews pressed strikes. Barcus said raids hurt Communists and noted Red fighters avoided large counterattacks.
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Uranium Found In Alaska
Secretary of the Interior Chapman announced the discovery of secondary uranium on Seward Peninsula Alaska by the Alaskan geology branch for the Atomic Energy Commission. The finds lie across the Bering Strait from Russian Siberia and could be used as a source for atomic bomb material.
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No Defeat From Tides stand Says Sparkman
Sen John J Sparkman vice presidential nominee says opposition to state tidelands ownership will not cause defeat of Stevenson Sparkman ticket in Texas He says he shares Stevenson's views on tidelands oil and notes many other issues will matter.
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