The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-21
Walter Wilacllell On BrOadzcuy
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The Eddy Duchin-Mary Anita Loos matter accounts for the hu- midityl It's a scorcherl The August Belmonts have been joy ously notified that they are twin fanticipatingl In Sept, mebee soona The Neal (cosmetics king) Andrews Dorothy Hall, the actress) have gone into Renose- dive The career men in the State Dept, who are neither Re- pubs nor Demos are privately pre- dieting war within the next few weeks From the Aug. 7th column: Mrs. Dwight Morrow may be the next President of Smith Col lege" The Aug. 18th gazettes confirmed it Fanny Wards daughter, Lady Plunkett, who died in a plane crash on the coast some time ago, left her 2 1-2 million . |. The George Sanchez of Cuba and the Broadway spots, have reached a verdict. Ex-Mayor Katzenstein is said to be here to prepare the legal papers The Federal Grand Jury's Unpublished ruling that if a mobster is caught in a night club, the clu bis guilty of harboring-has all the Broadway bbonifaces battyi
 For the first time in New York history, there is practically a cer- tainty that an innocent man was executed in the electric. chair. at Sing Sing The case Is the one involving the killing of Patrolman John Wilson two years ago. Two men were fried for it last winter, and 8 third is in Auburn. Now, with the arrest the other day of Nunzio Ro- mano in Pcnn., 1t looks as though one of the lads Joseph Sberna) was juiced by mistake--because witt nesses tell police Romano is the guy .. .. The story will explode this week.
 Bee Palmer, the inventor of blue hooing songs, certainly kept this a secret. She was married to Holly wood biz exec a year ago and will divide from him in Chi in six weeks. Her next will be well-known lad Helen Michaelson was Little Church Around the Cornered Sat- dee by the asst drema editor of the. HIT, who signs his blackballs "J. F." An ex-cop, discharged from the force in B'lyn two years ago, is suspected of mob-leading that $70y000 Long Beach holdup. The Edison stickup, too Terriff shakeup again at one of the gazettes from publisher down The night ed will be managing ed .. Hap pens very soon The Judge Hardy flickees, which cost $300,0o0 are now crossing 5000, 00,000-and are filmdom's biggest bet How come the cops and the editors didn't know that the Lepke Buchalters parted at least two years before he damned 1t?
 The vice. president of a railroad is wed to a girl 10 years his junior. They have two tots A few years ago she started romance with 8 chap whose last name is like milk Eirm's Sim months later they told the husband about it. He said: I'm satisfied with the way things are going. Let them continue" . Last week he told her: "This isn't working out right, I'll give you a divorce so you can marry him" 70 [. The story is expected to break in a few days .. The groom's initials are w. P. .. .. The other fel- lows: A. B.
 Fritz Kuhn, the chief of the Ratzis, was given lovely Mickey at one of the Fair pavilions the night night before going to the Dies hear ing-and just as it started to take effect-all the washrooms were sud- denly locked The Richard Ber- iins (he's head man over at Cos mopolitan mag, and she was Honey Johnson) hope it's a boy between Sept. 17th and 20th Steve (champ press agent) Hannagan's newect account is the Cincinnati Reds :. They are leading the league-and need publicity like you need a hole in the head Fran cis Lederer was asked to pose with Brenda Frazier at The Pierre the other ngiht. He said: Sure. but who is she?" Lillian Roth's melting from Judge sballeck. of N.