Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Dec. 29, 1948U
Love Did All Right
In Headlines of '49
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
New York, Dec. 29 ttft It was love, love, love in 1949.
Romance found fertile soil among the great, the rich and the
famous and blossomed magnificently in newsprint. Wedding
bells pealed constantly to a counterpoint of bobbysox screams,
movie floodlights and photographers' flash bulbs.
her retirement from the screen.
Sheep Breeders
Will Make Tour
Dallas There were approxi
mately 16,000 ewes in Polk
county last year. The return
from these ewes was nearly a
half million dollars. The income
why the livestock committee Is
recommending the sheep tour
January 5 to observe winter
feeding and management of
sheep. This is an important phase
of sheep production and all per
sons raising sheep or interested
in raising sheep are encouraged
to attend this tour.
The tour will begin at 10
a.m. on the Jack Stump farm
west of Monmouth and then to
the Ronald Hogg set-up on the
Riggs' place just south of the
"Y" cafe in the afternoon.
Sublimity Building
Ready During Week
Sublimity The new building
housing a tavern, restaurant and
barber shop will be in use by
the middle of the week. Built
by Mrs. Mary Kintz, the build
ing stands on the site formerly
occuped by Mary's tavern.
The Falls tavern, new name
for Mary's tavern, the Falls res
taurant and the Birkholz barber
shop are in the new building
which is built of tuff stone, the
Her husband is in California,
after a much-publicized flight
to Europe for a talk with the
star and her director.
The principals aren't talk
ing much for publication, but
from time to time their lawyer's
make news in their quest for
Gumwood is used for wood
work in the tavern and in the
restaurant with formica counter
their Christmas party and ex
change of gifts Friday mornii
after which school was dismiss,
ed until January 3.
tops. The new Falls restaurant
is scheduled to stay open from
6 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily at the start,
with hours subject to change. A
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a divorce settlement. All things
considered, that movie made on
full restaurant menu is planned
plus fountain service and ham
burgers. School Holds Program
Oak Point The annual
Christmas program was held at
the schoolhouse, with program
of vocal and instrumental
Christmas music and a Christ
mas pantomime. Treats were
passed to all. The children held
Stromboli should be a money
maker.
from sheep is second only to
dairy in Polk county.
Sheep production is a profit
Some of the world's most ell-'
glble bachelors joined the bene
dicts. Two world-famous film
mony in a private home near
Amity Wayne Herndon,
chief quartermaster U, S. navy,
Washington, D.C., is spending
the Christmas holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Phoenix, Ariz
able business and the Polk
county livestock committee rec
ommends that an increase in
actresses suffered unhappily as Then there's the Ingrid Berg-
Local government revenues
k .nnHitht! focused on their man-noDerio Kossellini romance
from alcoholic brvprnop-
material sawed from the quarry
amorous adventures. "s -Bergman is in seclusion in
Notably, however, it was thejIta'y. where she went to make
year when .the joys of maturely Picture and then announced
Herndon, his sister, Mrs. Paul
sheep numbers be made in the
county.
' These are some of the reasons
increased the past three years
while slate and federal incomes
have fallen.
near Sublimity, with plastered
walls inside and acoustic tile
ceilings.
Shields, Amity and a sister at
Eugene
romance
tooK tne leaa ov
young love.
In rapid succession 71-year-old
Vice President Barkley woo
ed and won a 38-year-old St.
Louis widow, 17-year-old Her
man B. Baruch took a wife, a
blonde Dutch baroness, and 59-year-old
Mayor William O'Dwy
er of New York was married in
Florida to a 33-year-old former
model.
The 12-monlh cycle took off
with pace-setting motion picture
stars conducting international
love affairs. Rita Hayworth
met a Moslem prince, Aly Khan,
son of one of the world's richest
men and later married him.
Then black-haired and youthful-looking
movie hero Tyrone
Power, 35, married Actress Lin
da Christian, 25, in Rome.
People scarcely had time to
draw a long breath before Flori
da's Governor Warren, 43, was
married in Los Angeles to pret
ty Barbara Fuller, 23, a secre
tary. A month later Movie
Producer David C. Selznick, 47,
married Jennifer Jones, 30, an
actress under contract to him,
in Geona, Italy.
September brought the quiet
wedding of a freshman politician
from New York, Franklin D.
Roosevelt, Jr. The young man
a short time earlier had been di
vorced from Ethel DuPont. He
took Suzanne Perrin, a blonde
New York society girl and for
mer woman marine, as his sec
ond wife.
A short time later Rudy Val
lee, 48, once a crooner and now
a Hollywood actor, married his
fourth wife Eleanor Kathleen
Norris, 21. Skater Sonja Henie
married New York blueblood
Winthrop Gardner, Jr. her sec
ond, his fourth.
The next month the seventh
Earl of Harewood, nephew of
the king of England, married a
commoner, dark-haired Marion
Stein, an Austrian-born pianist.
Actress Sarah Churchill, 34, the
wartime prime minister's second
daughter, was married in Sea
Island, Ga., to tall, dark and
handsome Anthony Beachamp
(pronounced Beecham), Lon
don society photographer who is
a year her junior. It was her
second marriage.
But it was the Veep, Alben
Barkley, who was the nation's
favorite romantic during the fall
months.
With the energy of a young
man, the widowed Kentuckian
commuted between Washington
and St. Louis and finally won
the lady's hand. They were mar
ried with pomp and circum
stance In November with much
of the goings-on televised.
Upon quitting the altar, the
vice-president's bride (formerly
Mrs. Carlton S. Hadley, Jr.) was
heard to observe: "I hate to go
out there and face that mess."
"That's no mess, my dear,"
said the happy bridegroom.
"That's the American people."
The great day for romance
turned out to be Dec. 20.
On that one day, Mayor
O'Dwyer, ailing but happy, mar
ried Miss Sloan Simpson as wide
ly advertised. On the same day,
long-widowed Clarke Gable
caught everybody by surprise
and married Lady Sylvia Stan
ley, widow of Douglas Fair
banks, Sr.
Less than a week later, on
Christmas day, Gary Grant, an
other screen favorite, and Ac
tress Betsy Drake, were mar
ried in a simple surprise cere-
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