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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1952
Page
7
Los Angeles report says Franchot Tone was granted a divorce yesterday from Barbara Payton after testimony that she wanted freedom to move. Payton plans to travel to Europe with Tom Neal amid new movie deals on the continent.
Classified display ads offered at 1.50 per column inch per day with standard placement in the classified section. Advertisers may submit text for display in the usual format of the public notices.
Free fur remodeling into capes or toppers with next fall wear. Contact Mrs. Carper at 4672. Flat rate speeches. Box 11 Winchester VA. $400 monthly spare time nut machine work. car and $600 cash required. 6 hours weekly, potential full time. Aluminum storm screen options with weatherstripping and caulking. immediate delivery Winchester VA. W Armstrong Co 37 E Piccadilly St Winchester Va.
Spirit Lake Washington reports the recovery of Arthur Jessett a 20 year old University of Washington student after a Sunday fall into an 8000 foot crevasse on Mt. St Helens climbers lowered 70 feet to reach him He talked with companions for hours before succumbing to exposure as his father Rev Thomas E Jessett arrived with the rescue party
The article notes Rudolph Valentino was born in southern Italy in 1895 with full birth name Rodonzo Raffaelo Pierre Filibert Guglielmi di Valentina d Antonguella. He died in 1926.
Stuart Hamblen, converted Prohibitionist and head of the Prohibition Ticket, campaigns for president in 1952 amid moral revival rhetoric. He recalls alcoholism turning life around and discusses prohibition, his past radio and racing careers, and his upcoming nationwide campaign.
Hollywood column notes glamour moments with Alan Ladd practicing for The Iron Mast, Ava Gardner fragrances, Zsa Zsa Gabor handshake, Jack Kelly in rain, praise for George Murphy roles, clone-film quips about Gene Autry and Harry Truman, a bridegroom with chicken pox, and a Los Angeles rumor about a rum pond in a studio ruling.
Harold Jones, a World War II veteran, has been re-indicted for the December 1 murder of taxicab driver Anthony Michael, whose body was found near a cab in Warwick County. The prior trial was halted. Jones also faces charges tied to the stabbing death of cabbie Callis, 54, with a July 1 trial date set for Callis.
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