Hollywood War Veterans Return Drama and Gossip
Hollywood struggles to reassign stars as veterans return from service, with actors like Van Johnson and Cornel Wilde in the spotlight while others fade from view. The piece notes fan reactions, reemployment pledges, and the public’s role in shaping fate of returning stars amid industry shifts. It shares anecdotes about Walter Pidgeon, Clark Gable, the Gleasons, and a USO pool, plus a tense look at postwar studio dynamics and celebrity rivalries.
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van Johnson
Robert Walker
James Craig
Eddie Bracken
Sonny Tufts
William Eythe
John Hodiak
Cornel Wilde
Hollywood
Johnnny Weissfraline
Gene Melly
Fredric March
Hoilly Wood
Anna Baxter
Eloise
Pat
Atomic” Entertainment
Myrna Loy
Walter Pidgeon
Clark Gable
Pidgeon
Gable
Miss Loy
Clark Eager
Glendale
MGM
Los Angeles
Gleatons
Jimmy
Lucille
USO
Gleasons
Jimmie
Robert Riskins
Wilmville
Art
Elizabeth Riskins Spies Berlin Cartwheel Moment
At Elyria Theatre Elizabeth Riskins spied Irving Berlin and shouted with delight claiming he turned cartwheels for her. Berlin then proved his ability as guests doubted him. Hollywood's Four Hundred joined in cartwheels while Bob Hope joked about a GI and potatoes.
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Riskins
Elizabeth
Irving Berlin
Berlin
Hollywood
Bob Hope
G. I
Radio Programs on the Front Page and Evening Schedule
A jumble of radio program titles and announcer names appears, listing shows such as News Reporter Tom, Lowell Thomas, Supper Club, News of the World, and various features like The Man and Romance segments. Multiple times and personalities are noted, including Sid Andarn, Edwin GMM Nee, and Sigmund Romberg, with scattered references to places and events.
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Marrien
Parrett
Wana Ruvinoff
Tom
Refuge
Lowell Thomas
News of the World
Saint
Portia
Bill
Rupper Club
World Today
Momile
Karl Bates
New Honda
Tommy Dorsey
Bulldog Drimmond
Sina O Cavai
Amer
Cecil Trown
Howard Barlow
Joan Davin
Jimmy Fiddleree
Don Voorhees Gantiel
Rise Breven
Brreen Cand
Racorda
Quiseta
Murray Young
Carl George
Richard Harkness
Bud Aap Lee
Bobby Meer
Tahursday
Rit
Elesa
Kase Behsee
Dean Colbert
Roth
Rhythm In
Arthur Godfrey Jeane
Nickel Bereneda
Menry
Gladstone Vallent
Lady Ear Dearest Mother
Bing
Jordan
Mustoachelora
Fred Waring
Newa
Frankie Carle
Barry Cameron
Jenny
Ther News
Linda
West Chest
Alister
Hearia
Moony
Helen Trent
Anker Athos Marine
Lester Binith
Queen
Ry Mason Fm
Chirehesna
America Muse
Ohio
Young
Bella Dallas
Oliver
Lorenga Jones
Young Widder
Kinmor theatre plans loom in Shaker Heights
Kinmor Amusement Co headed by Seymour Amster plans a 300000 project on Kinaman road in Shaker Heights. The 2000 seat theatre will be among Cleveland area’s finest and is to be built as soon as priorities are obtained.
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Kinaman Road
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Kinmor Amusement Co
Seymour Amster
Amster
Capitol
Rivoli
Lincoln Theatres
Elyria
Rialto
Second Street
Conflicts Loom Between Congress And The President
Two House committees meet in a tense prelude to a potential clash with President Truman. The Military Affairs panel weighs continuing inductions as hostilities wind down, while the Ways and Means panel plans hearings on unemployment benefits amid the conversion push. House members voice objections to monthly drafts even as War Department asserts 50,000 inductions monthly.
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Congress
Truman
House Military Affairs Committee
Ways and Means
Pacific
Andrew J. May
Paul J. Kilday
Tex
Military Committee
Kilday
War Department
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Department
Senate committees to weigh wartime relief and reorganization
Congressional panels set to act this week on relief from heavy war taxes and broader administration reform. The Senate Banking committee resumes hearings on the full employment bill. the House executive expenditures panel will study Truman’s plan to centralize surplus property disposal under one administrator. The Senate Judiciary panel starts examining authority to reorganize executive departments while the Finance committee opens unemployment compensation hearings with AFL leader William Green and Senator Kilgore testifying.
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Senate Banking Committee
House Committee On
Truman
Senate Judiciary Committee
Finance Committee
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Harley M. Kilgore
W. Va
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Hachénburg
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Sid Andarn
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Mommie
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Washington
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