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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1945

Page

3

Hollywood Notes on The Stranger and Other Light News

Western Union report by Virginia Vale covers Loretta Young acrophobia scene in The Stranger with an 18 story set and Orson Welles. It notes Boris Karloff radio work, Tom Neal’s Tokyo stunt lessons, Penny Singleton fears about Blondie, and general Hollywood chatter on stars, contracts, and TV work.

International the Stranger Loretta Young Orson Welles Welles Alps Hollywood Edward G. Robinson Loretta Penny Singleton Blondie Columbia Pictures Blondie” Pictures Dagwood Marie Wilson Penny Hunt Stromberg Jane Russell

Navy humor and old sea tales from servicemen

A collection of naval anecdotes and jokes from sailors, including a mechanic who has never pushed his carrier, logbook pranks between an ensign and lieutenant, an admiral who misreads dead reckoning, a censor's prank with a jigsaw, a seaplane mix up, and a Utah homesick sailor's time-rhymes reflecting life at sea.

Jones Lord Nelson Westminster Abbey

Navy Filers Submariner Exchange About Angels Mermaids

A brief overheard exchange sketches a Navy filer and a submariner aboard a vessel. The submariner asks what was seen above, and the filer replies there were no angels or mermaids. The fragment hints at a sailor’s curiosity about surface sights.

Navy

Fragmented Navy Welcome Scene In New Yorker Style

Readers glimpse a chaotic vignette of sailors and hosts in a New Yorker style setting. The passage lampoons naval guest culture with flashing currency, ribbons, lipstick marks, and hushed conferences among sailors. It hints at bustling nightlife and impromptu encounters as the Navy supposedly travels rather than arrives.

New Yorker Eil Navy

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