Hollywood's empty shells fill up at last
Hollywood figures discuss public and private lives, noting wives like June Lockhart manage careers and family, and Rosemary LaPlante balances painting, marriage, and acting. The column highlights media, children, and gender roles with anecdotes on Divorce, Head of Household views, and TV programming per a 1941 cultural lens.
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Dick Kleiner
Hollywood
NEA
Rophy
June Lockhard
Arizona
Hawaii
Suiscribar
Ant Flanheral
Beier al
Pat
Jiawan
Jeanne
GBS
Friend
Valie
U.S
Charlie
Mallory
Shavnt
Lucy
Rosemary
Bullock's
Aurora Telephone Co Denied Rate Increase by Commission
The State Highway Commission denied Hamilton Telephone Co of Aurora’s request for a $60,000 rate increase. The unanimous decision found the proposed rise would not improve service or earnings, noting the audit showed only a 2 percent return under current rates.
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Lincoln
Hiailway Commission
Hamilton Telephone Co
Aurora
Railway Express files damage suit against striking clerks union
The Railway Express Agency sues the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks for 5 million dollars, vowing to add 1 million per day until the walkout ends. About 25,000 workers took part in the strike over 17 new highway runs in the Northeast United States. REA President Tom Kole called the strike illegal and accused BRAC of refusing to bargain in good faith.
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York Upo
Railway Express Agency
Wolkout
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
BRAC
United States
REA
Tom Kole
Secretary of Navy Chafee to visit Omaha this week
Secretary of the Navy John H. Chafee will arrive at Offutt Air Force Base in Omaha Wednesday at 9 p.m. from Washington and depart Thursday at 1 p.m. for New Orleans. In Omaha he will meet with Admiral Frederick N. Michaelis at SAC and Rear Admiral Edwin M. Tosenberg at Fort Omaha, speak at a noon Navy League luncheon, and be hosted by A. Jakobsen.
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Isdwin MM. Tosenberg
TSN
Naval Reserve
Fort Onwha
Chafee
Omaha Council
Navy League of the United States
Naval and
Marine Corps Reserve Training Center
Gary G. Christensen
USNR
Omaha
Navy
Supreme Court Asked to Overturn Ali Draft Convictions
A Chicago attorney petitions the U S Supreme Court to overturn Muhammad Ali's draft case citing conscientious objection due to Black Muslim faith and general opposition to war. The court will decide if Ali must serve a five year sentence and pay a $10,000 fine for refusing induction.
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Washington
UPI
Chicago
U.S. Supreme Court
Muhammad Ali
Ghauncey Iskridge
Ali
Aef Eskridge
Jubilee Department
Afrat
Supreme Court
Ali J
Appeals Court
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