Misquoted claims spark undie controversy around Yvonne DeCarlo
A sensational interview with Yvonne DeCarlo is disputed after she denies saying she wore no underwear and accuses press stuntmanship. The article traces her career from stage to Hollywood and notes her ambition to sing at the Met while balancing public perception and personal style.
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Hellyrwood
Yvonne
Met
Earl Carrol
Mics de Carlo
Park
Gal
Galli-Curci
Genaro
Los Angeles
West
Midnight Earl BWA BULLETINS Highlights and Buzz
The column notes Jesse White in Born Yesterday at a hospital birth, wartime training updates, and talks of Bing Crosby buying the St Louis Browns for Los Angeles. Other items include Henry Morgan rejoining the sustaining gang, Bristol-Myers Break the Banko, Miss Liberal ity in Broadway, NBC hire Kyle Mac Donnell, and jesting humor about crime and show business.
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BWA
Jesse White
French Hospital
Wanes
Bing Crosby
St Louis Browns
Los Angeles
Henry Morgan
Bristol-Meyers
Banko
Miss Libertry
Kyle MacDonnell
NBC
Rojia
George Abbots
Abbott
Ada
Mills and factories quicken after eight month lag
In New York the Federal Reserve reports industrial output rising in August after months of decline. News includes steel production gains auto output records revived department store sales in NYC and more workers returning to refrigerator plants. Separate items note a street clash over a strike, a death in Saratoga Springs, and political maneuvers.
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New York
Las
America
Federal Reserve Board
Big Plessance
New York City
Atom smasher treatment eyed in cancer cases
Two cancer patients at the University of Illinois Research and Educational Hospital underwent a new 22,000,000 volt betatron treatment for three and a half minutes to assess whether the therapy could retard the disease. The report notes the patients faced the test as researchers evaluated potential benefits.
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Smasher
Italy reports biggest postwar wheat crop despite drought
The Central Institute of Statistics in Rome reported Italy’s postwar wheat harvest would reach about 6,860,000 tons, about 12 percent higher than last year, despite a severe 30 year drought.
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Italy
Rome
CPI
Central Institute of Statistics
One Man's Opinion on Shifting TV and Bar Culture
Fragmentary opinion piece notes changes in society with TV influence on bars and casual education for bartenders. Mentions Berle era interactions and a man who bought a show for weeks, with a humorous aside from his wife to a judge.
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Berle
U S Counsel Discusses Aid and UN Conference Plans
The United States missions to the UN stated that aid is not a treat for fun and outlined revisions to aid programs. Officials noted discussions at a UN scientific conference on observation and resource reporting, emphasizing support for underdeveloped countries amid funding debates.
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Lake Success
Uncle Sam
Vesterft
Laon Gase BP
Unit States
Ite
Gm US
United States
Amy
eGour
Patie P - Stugid
Nails Made From Iron in the United States Through 1875
The statement notes that before 1875 all nails produced in the United States were iron nails. It highlights the historical metal use in nail manufacturing prior to adapting steel processes.
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United States
Vatican Basilica Reconsecrated After Young Man’s Death
Vatican City reports reconsecration of a basilica after a tragic incident when a young Italian man died near the inner dome. Authorities identified the deceased as Galafate of Feme, with suspicions of accidental fall during the commotion.
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Vatican City
Feme
Japanese Seditious Posters Lead to Labor Sentences
Reported in Tokyo eight Japanese nationals received forced labor terms for distributing posters that accused Allied forces of wrongdoing. Authorities linked the actions to a broader propaganda campaign, stating the material targeted soldiers and undermined military discipline.
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Tokyo
Poater Tren Ren
Meo Seid Cxas
Tree strikes sheltering cows. five Holsteins killed
Lightning struck a tree on a farm near Seneca Falls yesterday, killing five pure bred Holstein cows seeking shelter beneath it. The owner estimated the loss at about $1,000.
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Seneca Falls
Lightining
Theowner
Deaths Arthur Gosnell Healey and Slan Davis Obituaries
Arthur G. Gosnell vice president and treasurer of Law Sers Cooperative Publishing Company dies in Rochester. James H. Healey 74 a former owner of Knickerbocker Shirt Company dies in Glens Falls. Slan Davis $2 educator father of Watson Davis director of Science Service dies in Washington.
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Arthur 3. Gosnell
Law‘Sers’ Cooperative Publishing Company
Rochester
James H. Healey
The
Knickerbocker Shirt Company
Glens Falls
Slan Davis
Watson Davis
Science Service
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