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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1944

Page

3

Washingtons Four Stars For Clark In War News

Washington report surveys General Mark Clark as the seventh full American general on active duty. It notes his hard luck due to transfers and his role commanding Allied forces in Italy and training troops for Normandy and the French coast. The piece also covers other generals and background on Stalin and de Gaulle talks.

Clark Senate Mark Clark Italy Normandy French Cannes Marseilles U. S Balkans U. S. Army Marshall Eisenhower MacArthur Stilwell Arnold Malin Craig War Department United States George Washington Congress Ulysses S. Grant William T. Sherman Philip H. Sheridan Tasker H. Bliss Charles P. Summerall John L. Hines Vinegar Joe Stalin de Gaulle Moscow Germany

Ingerent Snapshots at Night Spots and Gossipy Yes

A collage of cheeky vignettes from Hollywood and social life. Joy Hodges snaps at a neck up deb at a Stork Club table while Rufus Le Maire is praised for his humor and his future New York trip. An indignant woman complains of insult as a colonel recalls army days. Wrens Nesting sign and a socialite famed for joie de vivre are noted amid playful barroom banter.

Joy Hodges Deb Hodges Rufus le Maire 20Th Century- Fox Hollywood Rufe New York Wilson Mizner

Ginny Simms Honored by Purple Heart Order 1945

Ginny Simms star of Johnny Presents is made an honorary member of the Order of the Purple Heart for 1945 after touring veterans hospitals in New Mexico and Texas and performing 88 shows for wounded servicemen. She brightens morale with heart advice and pro veterans aid. Harold Lloyd directs NBC Comedy Theater in a new radio venture with Preston Sturges backing a film. Luke Cosgrove's 82nd birthday celebrated on set during Ministry of Fear production with the troupe.

Inny Simms Ginny New Mexico Texas Harold Lloyd NBC Preston Sturges Lloyd

Poet Appointed Assistant Secretary of State Sparks Jest

Senate announced President Roosevelt nominated Archibald MacLeish, famed poet and Librarian of Congress, as assistant secretary of state. The moment drew quips that treaties would be written in iambic pentameter amid wartime shipping shifts and talks of opening the Dardanelles for aid to Russia.

Senate Roosevelt Congress Archibald MacLeish State Department Russia Arctic Sea Mediterranean Turkey Dardanelles Black Sea Persian Gulf Iran Larry Fly FCC New York Lombardy Apartments Wall Street Eugene L. Garey Cox House Court of St. James U. S Charley Dawes

Studio mob scene sparks British look remark on set

In Columbia Studios a large British themed crowd scene was filmed when an assistant dismissed extras shouting that none looked British enough. The boss of the studio, Harry Cohn, challenged the remark saying I don’t have to look British.

Columbia Studios Britain Harry Cohn

Divorce alters editorial team for new magazine This Month

Ingrid Hallen named managing editor for the forthcoming This Month magazine while Curt Riess, the author correspondent, is divorced and plans overseas work. She has signed him for future articles. The soda jerker at 55th Street and 6th Avenue is identified as a former California middleweight champion.

Ingrid Hallen New Mag Curt Riess 55Th and 6Th Avenue Calif

Frisco stuttering comic shops for winter overcoat price

Sallies in Our Alley describes Frisco the stuttering comic entering a clothier and stammering the cost of a winter overcoat. A floorwalker coldly quotes 225 dollars, prompting a quip about hearing it on the radio. Dorothy Parker comments the show lacked. Dorothy asks for her money back.

Frisco Joe Dorothy Parker Dorothy

Princess and the Pirate seen by GIs in war zones

GIs in multiple battle areas watched Samuel Goldwyn's new Bob Hope film The Princess and the Pirate as a Christmas screen show. The Overseas Motion Picture Service chose the picture for its popularity due to Hope's wartime theater appearances.

Samuel Goldwyn Bob Hope Overseas Motion Picture Service Army Pictorial Service Hope

Nancy Porter shines in Isle of Tabu featurette tease

Report notes Nancy Porter has impressed Paramount with Isle of Tabu style, prompting expectations of a starring role in a South Sea musical parade. Marlene Dietrich met Sam Jacobs during a France camp show, son of comedian Danny Thomas, who spent months overseas with Dietrich’s troupe.

Dorothy Lamour Nancy Porter Nancy Marlene Dietrich France Sam Jacobs Sam Danny Thomas Dietrich Marlene Danny

Jennifer Jones in Love Letters at Paramount

Actress Jennifer Jones headlines Love Letters with Joseph Cotten at Paramount. The article notes her upcoming roles including Duel in the Sun with Gregory Peck and Cluny Brown at Fox, an Ernst Lubitsch production.

Jennifer Jones Joseph Cotten Paramount Gregory Peck Cluny Brown Fox Ernst Lubitsch

Navy Yard Narrator in Crime Doctor Filmed Here

Walter Greaza starred as the inspector on Crime Doctor and traveled to the Philadelphia navy yard to narrate a naval training film. He underwent the same FBI and naval intelligence inquiry he uses with criminals on air.

Walter Greaza Philadelphia Navy Yard Navy FBI

Film and TV Notes Highlight War Bond Drive

Frank J. Wilson led eight Secret Service operatives on Mystery Theater to promote war bonds. Paul Douglas of Ed Wynn’s show now serves as Fox Movietone News sports editor. Marie McDonald, returned to her natural titian hair, lands a five year contract with International Pictures for annual starring roles, starting with Sonja Henie’s It’s a Pleasure.

Frank J. Wilson U. S. Secret Service Mystery Theater Paul Douglas Ed Wynn Fox Movietone News Marie McDonald International Pictures

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