Divorce Rate Drops Sharply During 1947
United Press reports that the 1947 divorce rate fell sharply as peacetime life settled in. Wartime marriages dissolved previously, while women lost independence, divorce costs rose with inflation, and higher birth rates kept marriages intact. County official David B. Roberts of Pittsburgh is cited.
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Chaplin amid controversy and waning appeal in 1940s satire
Westbrook Pegler reviews Charlie Chaplin's career and declining influence in the late 1940s. He condemns Chaplin's accusations of shifting from Hollywood to exile, notes failures like Monsieur Verdoux, and critiques Chaplin's political sensitivities. Pegler contrasts Chaplin with his earlier genius while highlighting industry censorship and public perception.
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Chaplin
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Hollyword
Shy
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Ile
Paris
Adopkhe Menjou
Hitler
Musssini
Jack Cookie
Josef Stalin
Johnston — Office
Eric Johston
al Capone
Herbert Hoover
Chieagu
Mollywood
Browne
Bioff
Eric Johnston
Thomas Committee On
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Washington
Rupert Hughes
Q—Lby
J. Parnell Thomas
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Tighe
London
Duriatis
Bowl Season Opens With 32 Teams in Action Across Major Arenas
New York by John Chandler reports 32 football teams contest New Year bowls from Florida to Hawaii. Michigan faces Southern California in the Rose Bowl with 15 point favorite status as 600,000 fans expect a high-stakes day. Other games include Texas vs Alabama in the Sugar Bowl, SMU vs Penn State in Dallas, and Georgia Tech vs Miami in the Orange Bowl, among many matchups with diverse venues and crowds.
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New York
Dan
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California
Hawaii
Cams
Pasadena
New Oleans
Dallas
Miami
San Francisco
Michigan
Crimson Tide
Alabama
Longhorns
Southern Methodist
Penn State
Cotton Bowl
SMU Mustangs
Nittany Lions
Fla
Georgia Tech
Kansas
Miami Stadium
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Francisco
Kezar Stadium
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Tenn
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Honolulu
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Phoenix
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Mgham
College basketball results round up from AP tonight
Last night the Associated Press reports scattered scores across conferences and tournaments. East North Carolina defeated Loyola Baltimore 64 60 and Wake Forest beat Tennessee 60 47 while Missouri over Northwestern 49 41 and Bradley topped Yale 91 56. Nebraska Wesleyan downed Chadron Teachers 47 43 in state play, and York beat Midland 36 25. Other notable outcomes included Wichita over Colorado School of Mines 67 33 and Texas Tech topping West Texas 77 46 in invitational and all college events.
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Loyola
Baltimore
Tennessee
Wake Forest
Midwest
Missouri
Northwestern
Bradley
Yale
Wisconsin
Marquette
Town
Marvard
Western Michigan
Creighton
York
Divorce trends noted in Buffalo and Reno records
A survey by United Press highlights rising divorce and annulment counts in Buffalo County with 387 divorces and 349 annulments to Christmas Eve, up from last year. Reno, Nevada, the national divorce hub, shows a downtrend with 7,122 divorces through December 29 versus 1,060 last year, the first decline since 1937.
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Rosie
Reno
Notable Stars Decline Charity Appearance for Relief Appeal
The exchange recounts expenses offered by merchants for a relief drive in eastern Europe. Charlie Chaplin and Douglas Fairbanks were asked to attend. Fairbanks could not come, causing embarrassment. The speaker criticizes wealthy individuals and expresses disdain for the wealthy and unwashed.
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Tyes
Europe
Chaplin
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Karlie
Caaslie
Left and Right Wings in Labor Move to Combat Communists
In the CIO and broader labor movement the terms left wing and right wing refer to the battle over Communists. The article notes anti Communist pressures, internal disbalance of power, and a shift as Communists lose ground due to international factors and improved tactics by labor groups. The piece highlights how criticism of Communists was once dismissed as pro-CIO loyalty and discusses evolving resistance strategies.
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CIO
United Rural Workers Wing
Wight-winge
Jan
Bien
Uley
Jsides
Russia
Sifpbe
Pope Pius XII era of grave challenges seen for 1948
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XII's death and a cautious outlook for the year 1948. The pontiff spoke in French about world tensions, urging peace amid potential calami ties while emphasizing resilience and faith as obstacles to a hopeful future. The article also details a road condition report by A C Rives outlining highway statuses across multiple routes and counties.
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Pius XII
A. ¢. Rives
Washpetan
Nashville
Hope
Ouachita County
Delight
Waldo
Lockesburg
Ouachita Couty Line
Bleviis
Kirby— Gand
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Louisiana
Oklahoma
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iMoratla
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Budean—taffic
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Mineral Springs
Texarkana
Clark
Clark Conly
Hotfring County
Hipood Kirby
Dierks
Polk
Saratoga
Eweather
Hio
Calumiga County
Galind City
Diplong
Holy See
Varepass
Oustacles
Neelé
Thursday om Jan 7 1 00 Cotton Bowl and Evening Radio Schedule
A dense listing of program times and show titles for January 7 across radio schedule blocks. Includes sports mentions such as the Cotton Bowl East-West Final, daily news segments, music shows, dramas, and public affairs programs with numerous performers and hosts.
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Fulton Lewis, Jr
M News
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Henry J. Taylor
Burl Tyes
Alan Dale
Gabriel Healter
Evalyn Tyner
Orehi
Blue Barron
Europe and Hungary feel the New Year chill of 1948
London dispatch reports Europe’s cold dawn of 1948 with high prices for alcohol in Paris and Glasgow, war weariness in Germany and Greece, and ongoing conflicts from Palestine to Italy as nations face economic aid hopes under the Marshal Plan, while Britain’s honors list adds to a tense postwar mood.
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London
Europe
Glasgow
Paris
Jeweau
Chilly Wati
Greece
Palestine
Italy
Jan Christiaan Smuts
Pravda
Communist Party
Moscow
Daily Telegram
Liberal News Chronicle
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Daily Herald
Picadilly Circus
St Paul's Cathedral
Chelsea
George VI
Six Shouiglas
Aamma
Nonce le
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