Broadway gossip through stars and dinners in time
Stella Roman sings in Portugal while Salazar hosts a goose dinner. Diana Barrymore critiques touring shows amid arena crowds. Charles Boyer chats with Ingrid Bergman about Joan of Arc success and city receipts. Marc Connelly and Ingrid Bergman discuss Stockholm visits and the Royal Palace. Pulitzer fears and Duke of Windsor quips frame festival snags. Benny Goodman’s guest tours Hollywood homes and Rex Harrison photo tributes emerge.
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Charles Boyer
Ingrid Bergman
Stork Club
Joan of Arc
Boyer
Miss Bergman
Marc Connelly
Stockholm
Royal Palace
Connelly
London
Queen Elizabeth
Cooperative World Atom Plan Favored Over Military Force
Frederick C. Osborn, US representative to the UN Atomic Energy Commission, urged Washington University readers to back a cooperative international agency to own uranium mines and plants and apportion atomic energy by each nation’s share. He warned that lack of inspection or plant seizure could threaten the plan, arguing centralized armed force risks tyranny and recalls Hitler’s lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Frederick C. Osborn
U. S
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Washington University
General Assembly
Atomic Energy Commission
Hitler
Anna Linck Injured After Fall at Portsmouth Camp Site
Anna Linck age 24 state editor and feature writer for the Portsmouth Times remained unconscious after a fall in a ravine near Boy Scout Camp Oye. A hike with her brother Albert and Bob Conway resulted in a 9 foot drop onto a rocky creek bed. She was taken by ambulance to Mercy Hospital with concussion or skull fracture suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush Moore
Portsmouth
Anna Linck
Portsmouth Times
Here
Albert
Bob Conway
the Times
Miss Linck
Boy Scout Camp
Oye
Mercy Hospital
Odd and Interesting By W. L. Gordon
The article notes carelessness in letter writing with missing signatures and addresses. It cites 12,328,618 letters sent to the Dead Letter Office in a year, of which 2,828,291 were destroyed for sender errors. It also mentions the arrival of the first enslaved Africans in James Town Virginia in June 1619 aboard a Dutch ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Jamestown
Virginia
Ohio FEPC Debate on Broadcast Prompts Split
Ohio legislators and business leaders debate the Fair Employment Practices Commission plan on a Columbus Town Meeting broadcast. Supporters say the bill would curb discrimination through enforcement and education, while opponents argue legislation is not the solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Fepc
James O. Seymour
Ohio Manufacturers Association
House
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Senate
Ray Suter
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
FEPC
H. Gordon
West Newton youth pleads guilty to rail tampering
Police Chief Earl H. Sterner said 22-year-old Walter Fergus admitted in a signed statement that he tried to wreck two Baltimore and Ohio Railroad trains. Fergus pleaded guilty to malicious injury to a railroad and was released on $2,500 bond pending court appearance.
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West Newton
Earl H. Sterner
Baltimore & Ohio
Walter Fergus
Fergus
Bringing Up a Family by Garry C. Myers
A reader shares how the columnist’s guidance helped a frail mother stay cheerful, persevere through pain, and raise children with patience and activity. She credits support from her husband and community, cites personal recovery from arthritis, and asks for copies of a fatherhood prayer to share with other parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry C. Myers
Garry CG. Myers
Theaters Roundup Ohio and Nearby Venues Show New Pairings
The guide lists multiple theaters with a lineup of films and stars. Ohio venues feature John Loves Mary and Smart Girls Dont Talk with Ronald Reagan Patricia Neal and Jack Carson plus Virginia Mayo Robe rt Hutton and others. Additional showings include The Bride Lady at Midnight A Letter to Three Wives Trouble Preferred Blood on the Moon Variety Time Lady in the Death House Rio Grande Raiders Rogue s Regiment Countess of Monte Cristo A Southern Yankee Cry of the City Bring em Back Alive Jungle Man When My Baby Smiles at Me Night Wind Miracle of the Bells and Miracle of the Bells continues.
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Ohio
Ronald Reagan
Patricia Neal
Jack Carson
John
Mary
Virginia Mayo
Robert Hutton
Loew’s
Robert Taylor
Ava Gardner
Francis Rafferty
Richard Denning
Palace
Jeanne Crain
Linda Darnell
Peggy Knudsen
Lynne Roberts
Valentine
Robert Mitchum
Barbara Bel Geddes
Dueber
Dick Powell
Marta Toren
Sonja Henie
Michael Kirby
Windsor
Red Skelton
Brian Don Levy
Victor Mature
Richard Conte
Frank Buck
Mozart
Dan Dailey
Betty Grable
Charles Russell
Virginia Christine
Park
Fred MacMurray
Valli
Martin Aircraft Posts 1948 Net Loss of 16.7 Million
Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Co reports a 1948 net loss of 16 million seven hundred ten thousand seven hundred sixty two dollars while net sales reach 72 million six hundred eighty six thousand five hundred twenty seven. Armed forces orders total 66 million five hundred seventeen thousand one hundred forty nine, with large writeoffs for Martin 2 0 2 airlines and a 2 0 2 refinements research reserve. Leaves pull water from roots to nourish the tree.
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Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Co
Martin
Vanderbilt Cup Bridge Winners Clinch Narrow Victory
New York City players Larry Hirsch Charles Lochridge Harry Fishbein Lee Hazen and Morrie Elis capture the 1949 Vanderbilt Cup in a knockout format. Hirsch, a Columbia and New York Law School alumnus, runs a dress business. The match featured four comebacks as the team overcame pressure to reach 930 points at their table, while the opposing table failed at three no trump after West opened spades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Hirsch
Charles S. Lochridge
Harry J. Fishbein
Lee Hazen
Morrie Elis
New York City
Columbia University
New York Law School
Larry
West
East
South
North
Wittenberg Receives $50,000 Endowment Gift
Alliance widow Mrs. Catharine Dussel bequeaths $50,000 to Wittenberg College raising its endowment to about $2.53 million. Founders Day convocation marks Dr. Rees E. Tulloss's final address as he retires August 31 after 29 years. Gift adds to prior $5,000 endowment for Louis A. Buckius Memorial Scholarship. President-elect Dr. Clarence C. Stoughton spoke on goodwill and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Will
Wittenberg
Springfield
Wittenberg College
Catharine Anna Dussel
Alliance
Rees Edgar Tulloss
Tulloss
Dussel
Alliance Industrial and
Louis A. Buckius
Tulless
Clarence C. Stoughton
Staten Island
Ohio River Crest Expected at Cincinnati
The Ohio River was expected to crest today at 34 feet after rising 9 feet in two days due to rain swollen tributaries. The river remains 18 feet below flood stage as the Little Miami and Whitewater Rivers also crested at noon yesterday, several feet below flood stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Little Miami
Brass band plays at Newburyport grocer funeral
Albert W. Parsons, a 73 year old grocer and real estate man, died last Friday in Newburyport Massachusetts. At his funeral yesterday a 22 piece brass band played to fulfill his last wish for happiness rather than sorrow, carried out by his widow Clementine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Mass
Albert W. Parsons
Clementine
Cruiser's Crew Radios Donations to Red Cross
The U S S Rochester crew raised 361.46 dollars in a shipdeck drive while on Atlantic fleet maneuvers. Captain J M Worthington announced the pledge from somewhere at sea and noted the contributions will support the Delaware Valley Red Cross chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Philadelphia
U.S.S. Rochester
High Seas
Rochester
J. M. Worthington
Southeastern Pennsylvania
Worthington
Irene Dunne Receives Notre Dame Laetare Medal
Actress Irene Dunne will be honored as the outstanding Roman Catholic lay member in America with Notre Dame's Laetare medal. The 45 year old star becomes the 67th recipient since 1883, praised by Rev. John J. Cavanaugh for her conscience in art and wholesome film choices. She is married to Dr. Francis Dennis Griffin and they have an adopted daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Irene Dunne
University of Notre Dame
America
Frank C. Walker
John J. Cavanaugh
Miss Dunne
National Conference of Christians and Jews
American Brotherhood
Francis Dennis Griffin
New York
Average American husbands necktie habits noted
The piece states that the typical American husband owns about 18 neckties, most of which are four in hands.
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