Paulette Goddard Back From Europe with Fashion and Film Talk
Hollywood report notes Paulette Goddard toured Europe negotiating a film deal and shopping for gowns while describing Parisian fashion trends. The feature also covers music for Westerns, Hageman’s view on psychoanalytic cinema, and a roundup of stars heading to premieres and vacations including Baxter, Crain, Hodiak, and Wanger projects.
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Hollywood
Paulette Goddard
Paulette
Europe
England
Arenas
Paris
N. Y
Anne Baxter
Burlingame
John Hodiak
Jeanne Crain
Carole Landis
Phil Silvers
Kurt Kreuger
Philadelphia
Johnny Coy
Bride
Eddie Robinson
Veloz
Yolanda
Turhan Bey
Shanghai
Tokyo
Philippines
States
FEPC Dies For Time Being In Wartime Fallout
Washington reports the Fair Employment Practice Committee ends at midnight as a temporary wartime agency. The end does not end the push for a permanent FEPC, with advocates citing ongoing discrimination and a planned 1947 bill despite Southern Democrat opposition in Congress. The National Council For A Permanent FEPC mobilizes local chapters amid state anti-discrimination laws in New York and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Bikini
OPA
FEPC
Fair Employment Practice Committee
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
National Council For A.permanent
A. Philip Randolph
The
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Allen Knight “Halmer
New York
Broadway Tabernacle Church
Probate Notice for Grace M Hough and C L Lang Estates
Letters of Administration granted June 18 1946 by Judge T C Almon Morgan County Probate Court. Claimants must file claims within the legal time limit or be barred. Notices issued for Karl E Hough and C L Lang estates with details of filing deadlines.
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Grace M. Hough
Probate Court
T. G. Almon
Morgan County
C. L. L. Lang
T.C. Almon
Randle Omitted From Alabama Heroes List
The name of Pfc. William Charles Randle of 1518 Eighth Avenue East was not included on the Alabama heroes list published in The Daily. Randle was killed in action December 13 1944 in the Philippine Islands.
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William Charles Randle
Eighth Avenue East
Alabama
Daily
Pfc
Randle
Philippine Islands
Alabama lawmakers urged to pass traffic safety program
The 1947 Alabama legislature will be urged to enact traffic safety legislation to address the rising volume of state traffic. The recommendations, proposed by a newly...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama
Miners Begin Holiday Vacation Amid Coal Shortage
Pittsburgh reports that soft coal miners received about 30 million dollars in vacation pay as they start a four day holiday from July 4 to 7. Some districts close all mines, while others see idle plants and 44 percent absenteeism in West Virginia. A $100 bonus was paid to miners with full work during the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FEPC
Congress
Malcolm Ross
Truman
Pittsburgh
Afl-United Mine Workers
U. S
Nan
Abrams
Navy
UMW
No. 5
No.11
Indianapolis
West Virginia
Winding Gulf Field
Hal Scott
Winding Gulf Operators Association
Moron shows up at store on hot July day for thermometer
Fragmented quotes mix admonitions about principles and aging. A store visit sparks reflections on youth, love, and perseverance as a narrator notes heat and a failed thermometer while playful exchanges hint at family, honesty, and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Carter
State proposes raising driving age to sixteen and uniform traffic act
The organization advocates an organized permanent state accident prevention committee and calls for raising the minimum legal driving age from fifteen to sixteen along with adopting a uniform state traffic regulation act.
Laughing at age and angels in a busy hallway
A collage of quips on aging jokes about Venus de Milo as the armless disguise for the brakes and angels as flying nurses. A hotel desk joke cites a single story and no vacancies while a professor misplaces a pupil and Oliver Herford delivers a biting observation about happiness and a lazily likable husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus de Milo
Righteous Man Claimed Belief in Justice Sparks Debate
A fragment cites a man declaring belief in justice while others argue the claim masks attempts to evade accountability. The line references Margaret M. Lehr in a quoted stance on fairness and legal consequences.
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Margaret M. Lehr
Remarriage Instructions Quarreled Over In Will
A husband and wife dispute a clause in the will directing remarriage after the husband’s demise. The wife accuses him of leaving ashes and a bitter dispute erupts over the instruction and its enforceability.
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Richard Hageman
Hageman
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
Arizona
Vine Street
Joan Bennett
Ella Raines
Walter Wanger
Ella
van Heflins
Barry Sullivans
Kay Francis
New York “State of the Union
Ruth Hussey
Second Ave
American Beauty Greenhouse
W. Moulton ST
Roxy Theatre
Bank Street
Neon Sign CO
Yoe
Gan
Ross
Karl E. Hough
Olene West
R. Puckett
Sheet Metal Works
Ragson Tatters
David Deutsch
ATLAS
Ae Bk
M. &. King
A. McCullough
Stokerolen
W. S. Parsons
A. L. McAuliffe
W. H. P. Blandy
Crossroads
James Forrestal
San Francisco
U. S. S. Mt. McKinley
Grit
Oliver Herford
Pepsi-Cola CompAny
Long Island City, N. Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
Decatur
Dearman Auto Body Works
Lee Street
the Heating Engineers of America
Weather Bureau
E. M. Morrow Construction CO
Davis Street
R. E. Baulch
Crescent Amusement Co
C. R. McCown
Floyd F. Smith
David White
Roxy
Elton Reeves
Albert R. Frahn & Associates
Architects and Engineers
Alfred Wilson
Byron Thomas
C. Gilbert Ford
Claude Aycock, JR
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