Hollywood Gossip Sparks Multiple Celebrity Updates
Jimmie Fidler reports on numerous Hollywood items including Briana Dontevy’s re election as Malibu Honorary Mayor, Cass Daley named life member of the International Association of Acrobats for a vocal stunt, and Ralph Bellamy Ethel Smith wedding plans facing delays from a New York error. Maher Todd and Maury Amsterdam near divorce while Jane Jamoy, Betty Grable and others feature in various showbiz notes.
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Hollywood
Diana Lynn
Leon Tindall
Briana Dontevy
Malibu
Cass Daley
International Association of Acrobats
Ralph Bellamy
Ethel Smith
New York
Ava Coxs
Mickey Rooney Gardner
Rtst
Randolph Scott Phiys
Vth Frontier Marshall
Trak Taw
Dorothy Lerten
Maher Todd
Maury Amsterdam
Jane Jimoy ¢Agney
Dee Gouis
Dusty
Anderson
Jean Negalesco
Looks For Japan To Surrender In 1946
A garbled World War II era column claims Japan may surrender in 1946 with Admiral Jonasard Ingram leading the fleet. The piece blends movie gossip, studio notes, and ad hoc editorials, reflecting wartime optimism and Hollywood-tinged speculation about postwar relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Japan
Surerynder
Jonard Ingram
United States
War remark and medical note in Chicago journal
A wartime claim says we would erase Japan from the map if needed to win the war, with a 1946 surrender expectation. The American Medical Journal in Chicago reports the heart works harder at altitude, 15,000 feet, than at sea level, affecting performance and work capacity.
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Japan
Arora
Chicago
The
American Medical Journal
Radio Programs and Names on July weekend schedule
A fragmented listing of radio programs for Saturday and Sunday July dates, naming WAM and WHA stations, show titles such as Grand Ole Opry Morning Melodies and News, and various time slots, hosts, and performers. The scrambled text mentions Marie Eaton, Henry George, Calloway, and other performers across music, news, and religious programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Eaton
National
Winetons
Henry Georaes
Ovel
Mike Appears as Flying Carpet Illinois Visitor Claims
An odd feature story describes an Irish Setter named Mike stepping in for Mala and aiming for Fala’s fame. The Donor Hannegan expresses belief that Truman needs Mike appeal. Sayed Hafidh Al-Kadi, the Sheik of Bagdad, visits Chicago and explains a modern four-motor flying carpet capable of hundreds of miles per hour.
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Mike
Mala
Fala
Hannegan
Truman
Chicago
Sayed Hafidh Al-Kadi
Sheik
Bagdad
Cuts In Sugar And Fats Hits Bakeries In Ohio
In Columbus OPA cuts hit Ohio bakeries forcing reduced work schedules or periodic vacations. Effective July 1 sugar cut 18 percent and shortening 10 percent. OPA says more restaurants exist now than at rationing start as five or six new eateries open daily in the 34 county district.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roy J. Ferguson
Ohio Bakers’ Association
OPA
Clyde C. McBee
Rationed Sugar Hurts Moat Tetsil Bakeries Says Ferguson
Ferguson reports Moat Tetsil bakeries had sugar rationing. Some bakeries cut from six to four five day weeks reducing output. Some are taking periodic holidays as a result. Six hundred thousand men are constructing airfields in India recently.
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Moat Tetsil
Ferguson
Mainbowet
India
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