Week of June 26, 1952

Communists begin making a “zone of death” around Berlin to keep people from

leaving and institute a check for those who enter. No shoot-to-kill orders have yet

been announced, but it is expected when the ring is complete.

Energy Commission’s General Advisory Committee,

tells newsman that new atomic secrets have been

discovered by the U.S. “There have been such great

developments in atomic energy we felt we should

report on these directly to the President. We wish we

could say what was in the report, but we cannot.”

Scientists have been working on the H-bomb since

President Truman gave the order for its development

of Jan 31, 1950. There is talk that the first H-bomb

tests might be forthcoming.

Gen Eisenhower is out ahead in separate voter

groups, according to a pole of the American institute of Public Opinion. For GOP

voters - Eisenhower - 53% ... Kefauver - 27% ...

... Independent Voters -

Eisenhower - 58% ... Kefauver - 24% ... Democratic Voters only - Eisenhower -

27% ...

. Kefauver - 64%. The remaining in each group had no opinion.

the thirteenth and failing to come up for

the fourteenth, went down to defeat by a

knockout, the first knockout defeat of his

career.

Doesn’t want to mix personalities with

politics... Appearing on Edward R.

Murrow’s “See It Now” this week - Gen.

Eisenhower was asked why he has said he would not engage in personalities in

his campaign for the Republican Presidential nomination: “First of all, I believe

nothing is gained by dealing n personalities. Moreover, when you deal in

personalities, you create hurt feelings and they are very difficult ever to heal. In a

way, it is an inforgivable thing, if it is not necessary, in order to show the

difference between, let’s say, doctrine or principle. Moreover personally, I have

been the target of many kinds of personal attacks and, finally, I think they create

a feeling in me - that wasn’t a very big man that made them. That’s the way I feel

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about this personal business.”

Hitler finance his war, applies for a license to open an

export bank in Hamburg. The Allied War Crimes Court at

Nuernberg acquitted him in 1946. A German de-

Nazification court at first sentenced him to eight years

hard labor but later cleared him.

Taking the stand under oath in Los Angeles, actress

convicted on charges of sending come-on letters in

efforts to sell lewd photographs purportedly made of

Miss Monroe, of unlawfully

using Miss Monroe’s name “for

the purpose of selling nude and indecent pictures

represented to have been posed by Marilyn Monroe.”

The pretty actress examined some of the prosecution

evidence including handwritten letters supposedly

written and signed by her. One of them read in part - “A

short time ago, two friends of mine and myself got

together and took some pictures in almost every pose

imaginable ... I feel that these pictures ... are worth more

than the price I have found ordinary pictures are selling

for.” The actress said he true name is Norma Jean

Dougherty and that she took her professional name

when she was signed by the studio in 1946.

20th Century-Fox proposes a double feature of movies and color television in its

theaters as a way to lure fans out of their living rooms and back to the box office.

The television portion would feature Broadway hit plays, sports events and

special productions. The system would use a new system of color television

known as the Eldophor (Greek for image bearer). The system, developed by

Swiss scientists, uses the field of sequential color wheel developed by the

Columbia Broadcasting System for its version

of domestic color-TV. The studio says the

production of the Eldophor projection machines

is under way and should be available for use in

about 18 months.

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Week of June 26, 1952

actress, becomes the first graduate of the Walt Disney Studio branch of the Los

Angeles public schools. Walt Disney was on hand for the gratulatory party held in

the studio schoolroom.

After learning that some 20 million dogs live in the United States, Walt Disney

decides his next feature-length, all cartoon picture after Peter Pan will be “The

Lady and the Tramp.” It’s about an adventurous lowborn hound that falls in love

with a high-class cocker spaniel.

back to Hollywood to fight for her 13-year-old daughter

Pia. She calls a high-powered attorney to join-in the

custody case. She’ll make the trip from Rome as soon

as she has recovered from the birth of twin daughters

last week. The father is Dr Peter Linstrom. The actress

is now married to Italian Film director Robert Rossellini.

Passing - actor Elmo Lincoln (63) - the first Tarzan when

movies were silent.

At the mart -

Carnation Corn Flakes - 13oz - .20

Grape-Nuts Flakes - 12oz - .22

Pillsbury Farina - 14oz - .15

Post Sugar Crisp - 10oz - .14

New at the mart - Post’s “Corn-fetti’ cereal. ..

. Jolly

NEW Taste! .. Crisper-Crisp! Doesn’t go mushy ...

Magic sweetness you can’t get from a Sugar Bowl!

... Post Cereals ... Product of General Foods.

“Brand-New Lifebuoy has new pleasing fragrance.

Stops B.O before it starts - removes the odor

causing ‘invisible dirt.’ From head to toe, Lifebuoy

with Puralin purifies and deodorizes best. You feel

so clean, so refreshed.”

“You saw it on the “Today” show with Dave

Garroway. Brooklyn housewife loses 26 pounds on

Knox unflavored Gelatine’s Eat-and-Reduce Plan!

Send for your free Knox plan today.”

Week of June 26, 1952

Friday Night Television

CBS - Mama w/Peggy Wood, My Friend Irma w/Marie Wilson- Cathy Lewis,

Playhouse of Stars, It’s News To me, Police Story ... Curtain Call, We The

People, Big Story, Playhouse, Boxing ... ABC - Stu Erwin, The Hot Seat, Shadow

of Terror, Tales of Tomorrow, The Black Spider

Auf Wiederseh’n Sweetheart - Vera Lynn

Delicado - Percy Faith

Here In My Heart - Al Martino

I’m Yours - Eddie Fisher

Lover - Peggy Lee & Gordon Jenkins

Walkin’ My Way Back Home - Johnnie Ray

At the movies

Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn, Aldo Ray

Piper Laurie

Neal, Stephen McNally

Robertson

Loy, Debra Paget, Edward Arnold

Perreau