Lana Turner tour criticized by soldiers and Hollywood
A European Stars and Stripes edition and letters from American personnel condemn Lana Turner's Germany tour deeming her unqualified for stage entertainment. The piece argues she is a valuable screen asset not suited for live performances and calls for using stars with genuine stage experience.
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North-Central Goat Breeders show draws crowd in Wellington
The seventh annual North-Central Goat Breeders Association show in Wellington drew 95 kid goats from Kent Akron Greenwich Shiloh Lorain Berea Firelands Norwalk District and Wellington. George Rolf directed arrangements with Jim Dewhurst judging. $100 prize money was shared among first second and third place winners.
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Hollywood gossip and Oscar chatter from a dream season
A column notes cynicism toward the Academy Awards with Edmund Gwenn, Wanda Hendrix, Joseph Cotten, Stirling Hayden, Mickey Rooney, Susan Hayward and John Howard. It recalls D W Griffith’s Oscar moment, Cecil B De Mille on charity phrasing, and a Chihuahua Mexico furniture factory serving low income groups.
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Town Legion Men And Hoodlums In Pitched Battle
American Legionnaires and a group described as town hoodlums clashed with fists and bricks outside a leading hotel in Des Moines. One Legionnaire, 27 year old Robert Peterson of Missouri Valley, was hospitalized with head injuries after a fight sparked by a car incident. Police riot squads dispersed the melee that lasted about an hour amid multiple street brawls. Two young men were questioned and released. no identities released.
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Most Unions Back Truman Despite AFL Split
A majority of AFL and CIO groups indicate backing for President Truman. APL officials stress unity behind Truman's stand against Taft Hartley, while the CIO PAC may endorse him later this month. Other races include Dewey Warren ticket talks and South Carolina primary results.
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Polio Case Report Ties Lorain to City Hospital Totals
City Hospital in Cleveland reports 27 polio cases from Cuyahoga County with 18 from Lorain County and 14 from Lorain city. Audrey Schimmelman of Cleveland died there on Tuesday, the sixth death among 60 cases received.
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