Western stars and war news mix in Hollywood chatter
BER McGEE salutes his sore muscles after filming Heavenly Days with Molly. The feature shows Fibber McGee in a dream sequence inside the Senate chamber via invisible wires. K T Stevens rises with Address Unknown at Columbia, while Tuckers and Miss Tucker mimic fame in NBC and NBCs variety scenes. Barry Wood entertains wounded servicemen and promotes war stamps as tips. Webster's new puppe toon term puppto on debuts with Pal. Helen Mack stars in And Now Tomorrow earning the nickname Droopy Helen. Margaret Sullivan juggles stage screen and home life with Elliot Nugent. Lieutenant Commander Robert Montgomery draws audience applause on tour. Wallace Beery’s brother Noah to join Gold Town. Betty Winkler aids war effort with blood drives. Hetty Hutton wrecks studio props. Humphrey Bogart and Berna working on a Red Cross short.
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Rockefeller rebuttal killed over Latin aid charges
Aides say Nelson Rockefeller prepared a Reader's Digest rebuttal to Senator Butler's charges about Good Neighbor spending, but the State Department blocked its publication. The piece would have carried Rockefeller's byline, but was vetoed, leaving Butler's criticisms to circulate.
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Hugh Butler
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Anna Rosenberg
Viser
Michael McDermott
Young Rockefeller
Cordell Hull
Reader
Senator Butler
Seminole Enemies Fighting War Production in Florida Everglades
Descendants of Seminole diehards, living in Florida after the 1882 removal treaty, join a U S war effort by cultivating 3000 acres in the Everglades to raise quality beef. Josie ee sohe, leader of Clewiston Seminole village, speaks fluent English.
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Oklahoma
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Everglades
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Seminole workers boost sugar company pasture program
The sugar company employing Seminoles reports progress on its pasture improvement plan aimed at producing 1.5 million pounds of dressed beef annually. The effort frees other workers for sugar cultivation while Josie Billie guides Henry Osceola with a work slip showing earnings as a Seminole grandmother watches the herd.
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Henry Osceola
Henry
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