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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1946
Page
4
In Hollywood gossip, Robert Taylor is set to star in a film depicting life in an insane asylum for MGM. The column notes supporting industry chatter about a looming court fight between Charles Vidor and Harry Cohn, plus assorted star updates and industry trends.
Billy Rose humor piece contrasts bridge and gin with marriage, noting how couples clash over games and bidding. It weaves jokes about divorce, manners, and social mores, alongside a historical quip about a British law on women and matrimony from 1779.
A 1946 article contrasts the Christmas message of peace with Jewish Arab violence in Palestine. It notes terrorist acts by Jewish underground and British policy bias, calls for law and order, and cites Weizmann and Zionist leaders urging restraint to open Palestine's doors to refugees seeking safety.
The War Department reports German and Austrian scientists have joined U S efforts in multiple fields, advancing American research from two to ten years. They came voluntarily, many will seek naturalization, aiding peacetime progress more than military aims while Germany’s scientific legacy faces renewal amid global democratization.
A Des Moines case granted a divorce after a husband slept seven years with no motive, while Cleveland pairs faced denial amid two years of silence and accusations of non support and hostile signs. The items illustrate divergent legal rationales in marital separations.
Henry Melerome proposes to fund the UN building in New York with 8500.02 dollars and offers various forms of payment. He recalls childhood architectural whims, insists the design avoid American bias, and urges Americans to set higher standards rather than lower them. Distributed by McNaught Syndicate.
The lesson argues that Paul viewed the gospel as universal not limited to Jews, stressing that salvation comes to all who believe. It notes his Roman citizenship, his imperial spirit for Christ, and his mission to preach to Jews and Greeks alike, aligning with the Great Commission and the spread of faith globally.
A compact juxtaposition noting Luke 21 8 warning against false Christs and Montaigne on human folly. The excerpt pairs biblical caution with a wry meditation on mankind making gods despite limits of creation.
Objections to expanding social security benefits in labor contracts vary from charges of government overreach to concerns about double taxation and inflation. The piece notes industry fights in steel and auto sectors, questions whether insurance is interstate commerce, and the potential future shift toward government administration or tighter regulation.
A fragmented scan of a radio listing shows ABC and local programs throughout the day. Names such as Tom Glazers, Johnny Thompson, Vera Massey, and the Glen Miller Orchestra appear among music hours and news summaries.
A dense list of radio programming times and shows across NBC and local stations, featuring news summaries, sermons, musical programs, public affairs, and special broadcasts from morning through midnight. Includes names like the Eternal Light, Harvest of Stars, and the Fisk Jubilee Singers with several religious and cultural offerings.
NY observer notes Christmas shopping crowds in Baltimore and New York. He praises New York police crowd control and discusses birth trends, hotel fires, and a Confucius note on early chilled tea use for burns.
The page lists KWKH Shreveport-1130 schedule with 6:00 to 1:05 programs including News Morning Serenade The Mariners Presbyterian Hour Religious programs orchestras talk shows and serials. The closing line defines sea as a body of salt or brackish water smaller than an ocean listed in judicial opinions.
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