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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1949

Page

4

New Year Radio Night Blues and Blues for 1950

In the late hours before January 1 1950 radio stations plan New Year revelry with orchestras from Chicago and San Francisco, then brief news. KTAR airs Lennie Herman at 11 15 p m until 2 a m with Jack Finn. KOY and KOOL switch CBS Mutual and the KOY studios carry the New Year into 1950. New tape recorders at KOY impress the staff. January 2 at 11 a m marks a notable calendar moment.

KTAR Lennie Herman Congress Hotel Chicago Jack Finn St. Francis Hotel San Francisco KOY CBS Net KOOL Mutual Jack Williams

Radio lineup previews and holiday programs in Phoenix

The article outlines TV and radio plans in Phoenix with suave Menjous Adolphe and Ver ree debuting on KPHO. KRUX covers the Salad Bowl parade with Ed de Forest and Bob Capps, the One Til Four hour features I Can Hear It Now and 50s tunes, and KTAR airs Harvest of Stars and Cotton Bowl coverage. It mentions Jimmy Melton calling Jane Wyman, Victor Herbert’s The Red Mill on KTAR, Lily Pons as 1950 Telephone Hour guest, and a New Year closing note.

KRUX Ed de Forest Bob Capps Jimmy Melton Jane Wyman Johnny Belinda KTAR Victor Herbert Red Mill Gordon MacRae Lucille Norman Jack Smith North Carolina Rice Dallas Tex Lily Pons

Director Sued By Wife

Hollywood, Dec 31. The wife of movie director George E. Marshall filed the last divorce suit of 1949, accusing him of 30 years of extreme mental cruelty.

Hollywood George E. Marshall

Hollywood snubs and stars mix in New York whispers

In New York on December 31 gossip columns recount critic G J Nathan's snubs at Hollywood headlines, while V.I.P. chatter links Alan Dale and others. Notes touch on King Farouk’s bride rumor, a hang on Hiss Chambers, Betsy Drake’s film work, Ruth Dodd’s heart attack, and Broadway ticker updates from Paris and Collier's profile plans.

New York Sallies G. J. Nathan Hollywood Nathan Alan Dale Washington, D. C Gray Young Farouk Eadie & Rock Hiss- Chambers Betsy Drake Cary Grant Gigi Durston Elliott Roosevelt P. S Imperial Movie Theater West 116Th Street Roney Plaza Ruthie S. Billingsley Paris N. Y Parisien J. Ryan Carol Channing Collier’s Jean Arthur Ruth Dodd Atlanta

Walter Winchell Rages at Chess Clubs and Mid Town Bits

A rapid-fire column sketches New York nightlife and culture wandering from blitz chess clocks to Manhattan murals and a quirky mix of diners, showbiz chatter, and social scenes. It notes fast games, gift shops, press agents, and the glare of publicity in a bustling city panorama.

Manhattan Hogan’s Irish House Gefilte Fish Columbus Ave Greenwich Ave House of Detention Temple’s 5Th Ave Charines Bal Tabarin Gilmore’s Lynn Gilmore Elizabeth Norman

Stars Forecast Ambitious Start to Jan 1 2

The forecast urges meditation on stability and future plans for January 1 with praise for prudence in celebrations. It notes a promising year for those born that day, highlighting steady progress through sound plans, while cautioning overambition and changes. January 2 advises balancing festive spirit with long term outlook and measured risk.

Mrs Fisher Gives Notre Dame Million Bequest

Mrs. Fred J. Fisher widow of the Fisher Body founder donated 1 million dollars to the University of Notre Dame. Rev. John J. Cavanaugh said 750000 will fund a dormitory and the rest will finance student loans for those working through the university.

South Bend Ind Fred J. Fisher Fisher Body Company University of Notre Dame John J. Cavanaugh

Warner Brothers Sues Alexis Smith

Warner Brothers sued to cancel the 1946 contract with actress Alexis Smith and sought the return of 40000 dollars paid before she reportedly refused a picture assignment on October 15. The deal called for an annual 120000 dollar salary and a minimum of three pictures per year.

Los Angeles Alexis Smith Warner Brothers Doghouse Warners

Gracie Allen Remembers New Year Cheer and Family Fun

Gracie Allen fondly recalls childhood New Year celebrations and family traditions. She shares playful memories of Easter hunts, bobbing for apples, and a playful mid winter bath game involving champagne. She wishes happiness and gaiety for the coming year and loved ones.

Gracie Allen

World's 12 Smartest Women Named On List

New York December 31 editors of the Book of Knowledge announce a list of the world s twelve smartest women led by Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt. The selection highlights inspiring intelligence and achievement for the next generation and includes Mme V L Pandit Bette Davis Dorothy Shaver Clare Boothe Luce Lise Meitner Helen Gahagan Douglas Anne O Hara McCormick Margaret Mead Mrs Ogden Reid Dorothy Thompson and others.

New York Book of Knowledge Eleanor Roosevelt Encyclopedia

Lost Plane Hunt Pushed in Washington

Ground crews aided by radio Jeeps continued the search of the Blue Mountains for a missing private plane carrying Sgt. Frank Eaton, 27, his wife Nancy, 29, and their 4 month old son Michael. The craft vanished on a flight from Spokane to Lake Tahoe last Saturday amid poor weather hampering aerial efforts.

Truman Renames Josh Lee To CAB

President Truman reappointed former Oklahoma senator Josh Lee to a new six year term on the Civil Aeronautics Board. The recess appointment runs to December 31 1955 and is subject to Senate confirmation.

Washington Truman Josh Lee Oklahoma Civil Aeronautics Board Senate

Mexico Targets Marijuana 1949 Drive Burns 93 Plantations

Federal agents burned 93 marijuana plantations in 1949 and arrested about 1600 people for growing or selling the drug. The attorney general's office led the campaign, noting most plantations were small and located in Sinaloa, Chihuahua, Durango, and Sonora.

Mexico City Mexico Attorney’ General’s Office Sinaloa Chihuahua Durango Sonora

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