World News Reprinted For Daily Local Papers
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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1946
Page
4
The paper states it will republish all news from the World News Press for local newspapers including Daily and Sun editions. This arrangement covers wide circulation and ensures consistency across outlets.
The bill, already passed by the Louisiana House 59 to 23 and pending in the Senate, would cut firemen's duty to eight hours daily with overtime paid at time and a half. Monroe would hire at least 15 more men for a three platoon system, increasing annual costs by at least 85 000 dollars. The 1944 45 fiscal year cost of operation was 103 765 dollars, with city taxes covering about a tenth of municipal spending.
A Texas woman near death from blood loss was saved at St. Francis Sanitarium when Monroe’s new Red Cross blood bank provided two pints of whole blood within hours. The incident highlights the program's value and ongoing donor registrations urged by the Ouachita Parish Medical Society, with West Monroe supplying more volunteers than Monroe.
The piece argues for immediate reductions in government overhead and spending to balance the budget. It pressures Congress to curb expenses and pursue large tax cuts only if it leads to a balanced fiscal plan, warning against endless borrowing and inflationary risk.
Susan Peters may undergo new operations to cure paralysis. Report notes divorce suits, jailbird humor, and studio buzz. Preview nights highlight Smoky and Till the End of Time while stars face public and tax headlines.
Henry McLemore recalls Buddy Ebsen’s war years aboard a weather boat off the Aleutians and how seagulls steer by head movement. The anecdote contrasts Ebsen’s postwar chatter about albatrosses with memories of Show Boat and a broader view learned through conflict.
The Sunday school lesson reflects on Jesus as a historic, divine figure who did not author any book or codify teachings yet inspired the Gospels and New Testament. His casual approach built a free flowing Christian church carried forward by his fishermen companions transformed by the Holy Spirit.
Washington dispatch notes 12 western senators drive a fight over silver stocks and pricing as supplies dwindle. Green act funds and postwar sales leave 123 million ounces available, with bills to extend and raise prices triggering sharp consumer backlash. The outcome hinges on Senate House conference action and possible price hikes.
A detailed listing of daytime and evening programs for KNOE 1230 AM and NBC segments. Includes religious talks, music hours, sports scores, news summaries, and orchestral programs across the day from sign on to sign off.
KWKH Shreveport station schedule lists programming by hour from 6:00 to 1:65 with News, music shows, religious programs, variety acts, and late night features including The Jubalaires Columbia programs and Hollywood Open House. The lineup includes The Family Hour Ozzie and Harriet Blondie Gene Autry Take It or Leave It and Buddy Rich Orchestra among others.
A Sunday schedule page lists KMLB 1440 programming by time slot including news summaries, concerts, religious services, races, and various music and talk programs from 7:00 AM to 12:00 AM. Notable items include Coast to Coast on a Bus, Baptist Crusade, Court of Missing Heirs, Darts for Dough, and Walter Winchell.
A compact quotation card pairing Ephesians 6 4 with Wordsworths famed line. It presents a religious exhortation about proper parenting alongside a reflection on creative origin.
Rev Ulysses S Aswell resigns as assistant pastor of Bastrop First Baptist Church after serving since January 1 He plans to pursue foreign missionary work at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Fort Worth beginning September He will move his wife and child to his mother's home in Monroe and begin revival meetings starting June 30 at Ferriday
1400 infantrymen of the Fourth Army will arrive at Selman Field on Monday night July 1 under Col Henry G Barrett to be quartered for an army-navy show in Vicksburg on July 4. They are returning from the West after the event and plan to stay over July 5.
Parlor City Grove No 288 Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will hold a regular meeting at W O W Hall on Thursday June 27 1946 at 8 pm. Monroe and Bastrop camps will attend as honored guests. A program and Flag day ceremony led by Mrs Cletus Stuckey will conclude with refreshments.
Richard Aldrich drives Theater Inc. at Cape Cod toward a twenty season summer project with a permanent theater and Broadway casts in a seaside setting. The venture, now led by Aldrich after Navy service, features Pygmalion with Gertrude Lawrence and notes Cape actors who rose to fame. John McNulty publishes Third Avenue, New York, a memoir of the famed neighborhood.
Rep. Abernathy says government dropped plans for a national forest at Camp McCain Mississippi. The 42 072 acres are now classified wholly agricultural and the Agriculture Department waived its priority for acquisition, allowing original owners to repurchase first. Other potential beneficiaries include tenants owners veterans and non profit institutions.
The new South Second Street Baptist Church will hold morning and evening services in Barkdull Faulk School today. Pastor Dr. E. L. Averett, ex Calvary Baptist leader, will preach twice. A cement block building near South Second and Pi Streets is planned with a permit issued for construction.
Oak Grove and Jonesboro sailors aboard the Navy press ship Appalachain head to Bikini Atoll for the atomic blast. Merli Werren 17 and Leon Stalling 17 hope the ship won t be too close when the explosion goes off, as they prepare to cover the test for Shreveport Times and News-Star-World.
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