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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1945

Page

3

Studio publicity stirs Romance Rumors and Film Plans

Western Newspaper Union reports servicemen flock to Betty Hutton photos after a rumor of her sitting on an air line lieutenant’s lap at the Tufts set. Nancy Norman and Dick Brown wedding planned for September. Lizabeth Scott and Ingrid Bergman linked to publicity items and new film roles. Other notes cover Hitchcock projects and Burnstrom’s Stockholm-find.

Pekencums Bureau Sonny ‘Tufts Betty Air Corp Robert Drew Bruce Shaw van Nuys Nancy Norman Sammy Kaye Dick Brown Lizabeth Scott Hal Wallis

Universal Military Training Debate Sparks Political Magic

Washington analysis notes Woodrum committee backed a broad policy of universal training despite widespread opposition from labor, farmers, women and peace groups. The piece questions motives and suggests alternatives like school training and expanded National Guard rather than a youth draft. It cites figures such as Rep. James W. Wadsworth and references Eisenhower and Marshall.

Washington Woodrum House ‘Committee War Department Russia Army Navy State Departments U. S. Chamber of Commerce Labor Farmer Education Woodrum Congressional Record James W. Wadsworth New York Veterans of Foreign Wars National Guard Congress House Military Affairs Committee Senate House American Legion Eisenhower Marshall

Record targets in baseball’s all time greats

The feature surveys enduring marks in baseball history. It highlights Joe DiMaggio’s 58 game hitting streak, Gehrig’s 2 000 plus consecutive games, Ruth’s 60 home runs in 1927, Cobb Ruth Gehrig as the toughest targets, with Cy Young and Walter Johnson figures and other pitcher streaks noted as enduring landmarks. It concludes with speculation on future records and a brief dated note from Michael E. Bush.

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