Hollywood Matrimonial Mystery Sparks Public Debate
Hollywood gossip column notes public interest in star marriages and names. It jokes about enforcing identifying marks on stars and mentions Constance Bennett, Kathryn Grayson, Marlene Dietrich, and other famous names amid bold rumor chatter and industry scoops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Bennett
Harry Carey
Palomar Mountain
Frank Sinatra
Lakeside
Big Bear Lake
Jan Savitt
Jane Powell
Columbia
Mexico
Louise Fazenda
Hal Wallis
Mark Hellinger
Ruth Warrick
Doc Stork
Sheila Rank Packard
J. Arthur Rank
Universal
Fred Packard
Hollywood
Marie McDonald
Vic Orsatti
Sam Goldwyn
Marie
Kathryn Grayson
Dana Andrews
William Eythe
Marlene Dietrich
Paris
Wotz
Bob Mitchum
Missus
Paramount
Paulette Goddard
Jack Dempsey
Mary Ainslee
Gabby Hayes
Warner Brothers
John Dahl
Joan Lorring
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Monroe News Star publication printer line removal note
Fragmentary text from a Monroe Louisiana newspaper page includes publication details for the News Star and Associated Press credit lines. It lists offices, contact numbers for departments, and a statement of impartial reporting by the Monroe News-Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Branham CO
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Dallas
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Memphis
News-Star
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Esseccevenceeese
Neen
All the Monroe News-Star
Small Business Office Aids Entrepreneurs Nationwide
Washington report details the Office of Small Business within the commerce department. It explains services for startups and existing firms, including guidance from about 100 specialists, future expansion to 75 branch offices, and the distribution of 18 booklets on operating small businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Office of Small Business
John Jones
Tom Smith
D. C
The Little Things Make Us Nervous Nationsight
A columnist notes Americans suffer mass neurosis from daily irritants and contradictions. Examples include high jewelry spending, low family income, scarce autos and tires, costly travel plans, and a flawed housing boom near Flushing. The piece warns facing these issues may reveal greater wackiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
United States
Asia
Africa
Commerce Department
Flushing
N. Y
Secretary Wallace Warns Of Inconstant Economic Boom
The piece critiques Henry Wallace drawing a line from past forecasts of 60 million jobs to current warnings of instability and inflation. It notes unemployment did not hit predicted levels and suggests Wallace may favor his own program as the source of economic outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Wallace
Commerce Department
Infantry reunion in Toledo stirs memories of the 37th Division
A Daytona Beach writer shares humorous reflections on the upcoming 37th Division reunion in Toledo Ohio. He notes weight gain since Manila, wonders about hotel rooms and jungle juice recipes, and jokes about policing up cigarette butts after the event. He plans to walk to Toledo alone and avoid “On the double.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
Toledo
Army
37Th
Bougainville
Ohio
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Our Children By Angelo Patri Family Group Voice
A discussion on the benefits of siblings and family groups in child development. The essay extols cooperation, discipline, loyalty, and mutual aid among brothers and sisters, noting the advantages over lone children and urging readers to obtain Patri’s booklet for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Boots
Angelo Patri
Monroe News- Star
P. O
Station
New York 19
N. Y
Amiable Whale of Red Cross Retires After 24 Summers
William E Longfellow, famed life saver and author of a life saving text, retires in December. Known as The Amiable Whale, he helped inaugurate Red Cross life saving programs in 1914 and trained millions, including youth groups like Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. He designed breaks to release the death grip and his methods influenced army training. He has long lived in Washington with a family and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William E. Longfellow
Boy Scouts of America Handbook
Boy Scouts
Longfellow
Red Cross
Radio Schedule and Personal Note on Alcoholism Psychosis
A radio timetable lists KNOE 1230 programs from morning to midnight with news weather and musical segments. A closing human-interest note mentions about 13,500 Americans with psychosis from excessive drinking and describes a man with pepper mustache who travels to many banquets and is often feted, with hosts reserving two seats for him.
Radio Schedule for KWKH Shreveport Listing Various Programs
A detailed 24 hour lineup for KWKH Shreveport featuring local shows, CBS broadcasts, music programs, and news segments. Highlights include Harmie Smith’s appearances, Cinderella Inc CBS, and Evening music blocks concluding with News at 1:05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy
Her
Harmie Smith
Ark
Tex
Coffee Club
CBS
Fairfield Four
Melody Ranch Boys
The
Sunshine Boys
Daily Word
Evelyn Winters
News
Kate Smith
Helen Trent
Gal
Dr Malone
Quincy Howes
the News
Veterans Administration
Mark Warnen
Dick Haymes
You & the Atom
Tommy Tucker
Harry Cool
Anson
Glen Gray
Ray McKinley
Canada Ranked Third Largest Country by Area
Canada, spanning about 3,695,189 square miles, is noted as the world’s third largest nation and the biggest in the western hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Hemisphere
Court fines in West Monroe for drunkenness and traffic offences
J. W. Eaves was fined 25 dollars for drunkenness and disturbing the peace after appearing before Jesse S. Heard. Howard H. Brown paid 7.50 for drunken and disorderly conduct, and five other drivers were fined a combined 26 dollars for traffic violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Eaves
Jesse S. Heard
Howard H. Brown
Man Without a Church topic charms Monroe Kiwanis
Missy Lea Joyner assistant pastor of the First Methodist Church spoke at the Monroe Kiwanis Club luncheon on The Man Without a Church. The program featured a vocal by B B Fields and stressed church as a universal support and moral guidance. E H Miller chaired the committee program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missy Lea Joyner
First Methodist Church
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Virginia Hotel
Holy City
B. B. Fields
First Baptist Church
Committee On Support of
Miss Joyner
Philip Nolan
E. H. Miller
Committee On Support of Churches
Wisner Wife Plans Move to Yokohama for Two Years
Mrs. Edwin Jones wife of a chaplain in the army of occupation to be stationed in Yokohama Japan sails from Seattle on Monday after leaving Wisner by Missouri Pacific. She expects two years in Japan and her husband’s assignment follows his earlier role as pastor in Jonesville Louisiana and Trinity Baptist Church. She graduated from Northeast Junior College in 1941 and married in February 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Jones
Army of Occupation
Yokohama
Japan
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Seattle
Orient
Jones
Downsville
Wisner
Marjorie McDonald
Trinity Baptist Church
Jonesville
Northeast Junior College
City Court Fines and Imprisonments List Details
Arthur Williams charged with theft of a $19.95 watch received a $100 fine and 30 days in jail. Robert Green forfeited $100 bond for dis orderly conduct. Thomas Turner fined $3 for stop sign violation and damage. Mary McVea forfeited $25 bond for drunk and disorderly behavior. Melvin Bradford fined $10 for fighting. Chester McGee given 15 days for drunkenness. John Robinson and others faced varied charges with fines. Eighteen traffic violators paid $47. four cases dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Williams
Adams Street
W. M. Harper
Robert A. Green
Thomas Turner
Collinston
Mary McVea
Wood Street
Melvin Bradford
Olive Street
Chester McGee
Monroe
John H. Robinson
Bastrop
Arthur D. Andrisch
Chaudrant
C. C. Richie
Mary Bagwell
West Monroe
Tommy Johnson
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues List
A scanned puzzle grid with Across clues including Light touches Companion Mineral spring On the sheltered side Scent Flap Civil injury Color quality Mountain comb form Monkey Mass of floating ice Vehicle on runners Keen Make amends Part vagrant raft animals Made of a certain cereal Exist Pronoun Light overcoat Leave Conjunction Angry Individuals Ruminant animal Hard outer evening Enclosures for bees Have confidence in Employs Composition for two Faucet Metal Broad stripes Stem of the op Termination of the present participle American lake Poker term Epoch Canvas shelter Edible seaweed Down clues include Information Lopsided Make destitute Harden Religious composition Idolize Chinese secret society Before Trailing bran which takes root Origine Dwelling place Seed container Persons with loud voices French coins Title of Athena District in London Using American Indian Jewel Deed Maximum Metalliferous rocks American clergyman and painter Exact satisfaction Excavation West Indian rodent Italian city Put into type Def Wager Bleat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lake
London
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Brangling
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Ciacye Tanner
Henry McLemore
Our
Jane
Webster
KNOE
Carr Brothers
Fred Waring
Art van Demme
Maggi
Private Wire
U. S. Marine Band
Carolyn Gilbert
Robert McCormick
Drew Pearson
Louisiana Ramblers
Hollywood Reporter
Southland
Leibert
John McVane
Tropics
Tommy Dorsey
Shrednik
By Hershberger
Bill Nettles
ABC
Martin Agronsky
Weather Report
Breakfast Club
My True Story
Betty Crocker
ABC Abc
the Listening Post
Tom Brenemann
Kellogg
Buddy Cole Orch
Ed Miller
Bankage Talking
Joe Reichman
Orch
John B. Kennedy
George Byron
al Pearce
Jack Berch
Try
Finch
Coke Club
Kiernan
Lum & Abner
the O'Neill
Harry Wismer
Harry Kogen
George Towne Orch
Wagner
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