Married. Mary Hillard MacLeish, 21, schoolteacher daughter of Poet Archibald MacLeish. Assistant Secretary of State and ex-Librarian of Congress; and Navy Ensign Karl Grimm, 22; in Alexandria, Va.

Married. Luise Rainer. 33, bang-browed, earnest-eyed actress, twice winner of Hollywood's top acting honors (The Great Ziegfeld, 1936, The Good Earth, 1937). lately occupied with USOverseas entertaining; and Robert Knittel. English-born editor (Creative Age Press); she for the second time, he for the first; in Manhattan.

Married. Warrant Officer George Ray Tweed, 43, Navy radioman who played Robinson Crusoe for two and a half years as a fugitive on Jap-held Guam; and Dolores Kramer, 29. War Department employe; she for the first time, he for the second (he filed suit for divorce from his first wife nine days after his return); in Washington.

Divorced. John Daniel Miller Hamilton, 53. red-haired ex-Republican national chairman (best known for his management of the Landon campaign); by Jane Kendall Mason Hamilton, 35. tawny-haired socialite; after nearly five years of marriage (no children); in Chester, Pa.

Death Revealed. Joseph Morton, 34. Associated Press correspondent; on Jan. 24 in a concentration camp at Mauthausen, Austria. Captured by the Germans last October when he flew into Slovakia with an Allied military mission, he was held for questioning, finally shot in the back--only war correspondent to be executed by the Nazis.

Died. Powell Glass, 58, eldest son of Virginia's 87-year-old dean of the U.S. Senate. Carter Glass, able associate publisher and general manager of his family's newspapers, the Lynchburg News and Daily Advance; from a heart ailment; in Richmond.

Died. Alia Nazimova, 66. Russian-born actress who specialized in Ibsen (A Doll's House, Hedda Gabler) and Chekhov (The Cherry Orchard), onetime silent screen glamor girl (Salome), lately featured in character roles (Since You Went Away); of coronary thrombosis; in Hollywood.

Died. Adolf Cardinal Bertram, 86, outspoken anti-Nazi Archbishop of Breslau and dean of the German Catholic hierarchy, whose tireless resistance to Hitler's "neopaganism" was climaxed last March in his defiance of orders to evacuate Breslau before the advancing Russians; presumably in Breslau. His death left the College of Cardinals with 40 members--fewest in 144 years.

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