Hollywood scattershot gossip and industry notes from 1940s era
A collage of film industry chatter features gossip about Judy Garrard and Vincent Miviell, Joan Leslie and James Craig injuries in Canada, plans involving Chaplin and Daniel Ar, Mickey Rooney hospital stay for tonectomy, and speculation on stars like Gregory Peck, Linda Darnell, and Gary Cooper. The piece surveys studio moves, awards, and the social dynamics of producers and actors with sharp, period voice and numerous named figures.
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Mielec
Spek Saah
Molly Wood
Vincent Miviell
Saya Judy Garrard
Fendon
Afra Gendwin
Joan Leslie
James Craig
Canada
Lite
Gray Chaplin
Daniel Arold
Charlie Chaplin
Mickey Rooney
Baita David
Gregory Peck
Hal Warner Beathers
van Johnson
MGM
Edmund Lowe
Gary Cooper
Good Sam
Loretta
Young
Philip Dorn
Santa Monica
Clark Gable
New York
Sonja Henle
Norway
Sofja
William
Jimmie
Cagney
Boots Mallory
fAaié
Ea Blanchard
Robert Prestons
Paramount
RKO
Walter Mitty
Danny Kaye
Virginia Mayo
Boris Karloff
Danny
United Artists
George Sanders
Lucille Ball
Cedric Hardwicke
Charles Coburn
Columbia
Franchot Tate
Edward Everett Horton
Universal « International
Yvonne de Carla
George Brent
Luelille Ball
Linda Darnell
Forever Amber
Ailah
Misa Darnett
Producers’ Association
Hollywood
Defoe
Crusoe
Man
Hedy Lamarr
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Broadcast of a radio program schedule on Sopranes Pater eve
A cluttered list of radio program titles, hosts, and segments outlines a late night and daytime broadcast lineup. It mentions WGAR WHK WAM stations and various acts such as Pilgrim, Gospel groups, dramas, musical variety shows, and news bulletins with dates and times. The document reflects a period radio grid with multiple program notes and sponsor references.
War Ends For Millions Of Veterans
Washington reports that the GI bill limits are reset as wartime provisions expire. President Truman signs a joint resolution ending many duration rules, starting new peacetime counts for education, training, loans, and pensions with deadlines through July 25, 1958.
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Washington
Trumaty
Suburban Calendar and Travancore Prime Minister Stabbing
Suburban events list shows Grange card party in Ridgeville, James Wood Jr. club meeting in Avon Lake, and Carlisle Grange picnic in Oberlin. separate item reports Prime Minister Sir P. Ramaswamy of Travancore stabbed thrice after a ceremony. He is described as an independence advocate and opponent of joining the Indian Union, condition not serious.
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Ridgeville
Grange Hall
Avon Lake
James Wood Jr
Park Hall
Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
Oberlin Roadside Park
Trivandrum
Travancore
Co. P. Ramaswamy
Swami Tiruunal
Ramaswamy
Indian Union
Both Sides Agree To Arbitration On Railroad Wages
CHICAGO The nation's principal railroads and 17 now operating craft unions agreed to arbitration over a 20 cent per hour wage raise for about 1 000 000 members. The Mediation Board announced the pact under the Halfway Labor Act. Judge Frank P Douglas will chair hearings starting next week. The panel aims to issue a binding decision within 36 days unless extended.
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Chicago
Pring Pal
National Fallsway Mediation Board
Frank P. Douglan
Million Clarke Arid Saintenanca Workers Unite for Pay Demands
About 1,000,000 workers in Clarke and Saintenanca join 14 APL affiliates, one CIO affiliate, and two independents. They press large wage demands across porters, bartenders, machinists, signalmen, dispatchers, press workers, carmen, and other job groups.
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Clarke Arid Saintenanca
APL
CIO
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Carmen
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