Theater Murder Risk Sparks Carol's Night Show
Carol Blanton faces threats after a theater assault note and poisoned drink scare. Detective Peterson seeks Lee Gray while Haila and the troupe weigh danger as Carol contemplates performing tonight. Jeff reveals a private detective role to uncover the stalker and protect Carol.
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Peterson
Lee Gray
Carol
the Broadhurst
Miss Blanton
Haila
Grandma Rogers
Jeff
Troy
Sid
Colony Theater
Bowers
Weakness is Fotol h in United States in sow 10 stunt
A fragmented historical reflection argues that Japanese expansion threatened Southeast Asia and the Pacific. It warns that without firm deterrence Britain the Netherlands and the United States risk losing the Philippines and the Netherlands Indies to Japan, urging decisive action to deter further aggression.
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Britein
Pacific
Japan
China
Russia
Kurile
Yormam
Korea
Mexico
Pavel Bese
Megiaiens Bay
Commetnion
Kieo-Chiso
Chins
Yep
League of Nations
Jepen
Manchuria
North China
South China
Netherlands Indies
Giberia
Philippines
Thailand
Siam
Southeast Asia
Britain
Netherlands
Singapore
Asia
Europe
Indies
Mexican sisters sing south-of-the-border ballads in Greenwich Village
Margarita and Maria Padilla from Morelia Mexico perform Spanish ballads at El Chico in Greenwich Village. They wear Mexican Indian skirts and perform songs like Caste Y Veras and Prisonero del Mar. The sisters say they have recorded their soft romantic tunes in New York.
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New York
Margarita
Maria
Morelia
Mexico
Benito Collada
Greenwich Village
el Chico
Marie
Padille
Wintera
Old Spain
Padilla
Marparitea
Bette Davis
Metropolis
Fidler Urges Cheaper Singles to Boost Movie Sales
Opinionary notes suggest mass production and cheaper single pictures could lure more cinema patrons. The piece argues two‑picture bills raise costs and reduce audience, urging exhibitors to lower prices and restore single features. Included are assorted gossip and reminiscences about film stars and events.
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Our Children By Angelo Patri
Parents seek guidance on adolescent independence as their 18 year old daughter rebels. The column urges loosening control, offering support and dialogue, noting healthy youth seek autonomy while acknowledging need for guidance and education. Angelo Patri invites inquiries to News Star World for further advice.
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Patri
Angelo Patin
News-Star—World
Times Square Station
New York
N. Y
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
East Texas county councils spearhead civilian defense drive
Washington Daybook notes East Texas Chamber of Commerce drives 70 county councils for national defense. They organize meetings with mayors judges and leaders, pass authentic information, preempt bogus fundraisers, and train speaker bureaus. An East Texas Defense Day drew 400 meetings with nearly a half million attendees and no labor strife.
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Washington
New York
Julian Capers, Jr
Longview
Tex
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
National Defense Committee
Jess A. McGill
Paris
County Council For National Defense
McGill
National Defense
United Service Organizations
Defense Savings
Texas
LaGuardia
Tax Commission to Resume Functions in Louisiana
Baton Rouge Aug 5 The Louisiana Tax Commission to resume old duties after state supreme court voided the reorganization amendment. Charles Zavarain of New Orleans named acting chairman with Dan S Moore as acting secretary. The panel now features Zavarain and W C Calhoun of Jena. Public Service Commission re elected Wade O Martin as chairman. P A Frye resumed as secretary.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Tax Commission
State Supreme Court
Jones
Charles Zavarain
New Orleans
Dan 5. Moore
Zavarain
W. C. Calhoun
Jena
Sam Jones
Richard W. Leche
Public Service Commission
Wade O. Martin
P. A. Frye
Louisiana Mississippi Brick Dealers Meet Opens in Columbus
The annual convention of the Louisiana Mississippi Brick Dealers Association opened in Columbus Mississippi with leading manufacturers from both states present. M P Snyder of New Orleans serves as president and Columbus Brick Company hosts the event focusing on national defense building needs.
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Columbus
Miss
Louisiana-Mississippi Brick Dealers Association
M. P. Snyder
New Orleans
Columbus Brick Company
Aviator Injured in Barrier-Strip Plane Crash in Louisiana
Victor Smoot of Joplin Missouri, flying for Huft- Deland Dusting, sustains serious injuries after a rainstorm crash near Sterlington Louisiana along the Louisiana Power and Light right of way. Henry Curtis of Pennsylvania escapes with minor injuries. Elizabeth Hale of Calhoun becomes youngest instructor at LSU summer program. Grant Motor company forms as local Durant Star dealer in West Monroe at 465 Trenton Street.
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Victor Smoot
Joplin
Huft- Deland Dusting Corporation
Morehouse Parish
Louisiana Power and Light Company
Crousett
Sterlington
Bayou Bartholomew
Henry Curtis
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Hale
Calhoun
Bator Rouge
Mary Drago
Little Elizabeth
T. Arthur Grant
Ouachita Parish
Grant Motor Company
Trenton Street
West Monroe
Star Cars
Durant Motor Company
Lansing
Mich
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Program Blocks
The listing details August 5 radio programming across networks with time adjustments for CST and MT. Highlights include Jack Armstrong features, Dancing Music Orchestras, The Three Suns News, The Bartons Sketch, Amos and Andy, Danes Orchestra, and Glenn Miller plus war and public affairs segments.
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Jack Armstrong
Wings
W. van Dyne
Cleveland
Winge
Jordan
Che
Nbce-Blue
Ireene Wicker
Nbe
Blue
Che- Basic
Chicago
Cbs-West
Mbs
Sparts Broadcasting
Cbs-Basic
Three Suns
Nbc-Blue
Lowell Thomas
Tbs
Herbert Foote
F. Warings
Amos and
Andy
Cbs
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Europe
Mr. Keen
Lanny Ross
Cba
West
Morgan
Jayne Corstens
Red
Helen Menken
Cns
Arthur Hale
Kaltentorn
Sam Baker
Mba
East
Johnny Prevents
Ore
Nias
Cbshbasic
Dixie Ned Jordan
Elmer Davis
Nhe Blue
We, the People
Dbs
Latchen
Mexico
Nbe- Red
Ted Steele
Cbs Chicago's Symphony Orchestra
Ann Gillie
Nhe-Red
Glenn Miller
Dhs
Cbe
Fulton Lewis
Toma Wallace
Nhe
Juan Arvieu
Nore
U Br
chs N_ Olmsted
Fred Waring
Dancing Music Orchestra
Ecbs
Anly
Pance Orch
Cbe-Nbenny Boss
Cba-West
Lambsa
Reservations urged for West Monroe Kiwanis convention in Alexandria
S Eby of the West urges hotel reservations for the district Kiwanis convention in Alexandria from August 31 to September 2. No cash deposit needed for bookings and unused rooms can be released. Delegates include President Jesse Heard ex officio, Paul Reising, Reggie Haitchell. Alternates are T John E E Pritchett and Decker Moore.
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S. Eby
West
E. Monroe
West Monroe Club
Jesse Heard
Paul Reising
Reggie Haitchell
T. John
E. E. Pritchett
Decker Moore
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Deeds
Mrs. Mary Jane Gomez transfers 149 acres in section 34 township 18 north range 3 east to Edwin M. Watkins and others for $600 cash. D QR Aldridge transfers an acre in the southwest corner west half northwest quarter section A4 township 18 north range 2 east for cash to Betty Nolan Dumas.
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Mary Jane Gomez
Edwin M. Watkins
D. QR. Aldridge
Betty Nolan Dumas
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