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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1948

Page

4

Monroe News-Star Summary of Classified and Public Notice Fragments

Fragments show rates for subscriptions and advertising from Ca Daily and Sun combinations. The piece references the Monroe post office and acts from 1909, plus notes on the newspaper’s independence and republication rights. It cites Associated Press affiliation and contact details for the News-Star and Morning Star.

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Warner Brothers halts production moratorium sparks review

Hollywood producer Jack L Warner says filming will resume only after scripts are complete and casts locked, signaling a shift from the prior 60 day pause. Industry observers note this could curb half finished projects and lift quality across Warner labels.

Hollywood Warner Brothers Studio Jack L. Warner Hollywood Trade Press Warner Brothers Jack Warner

Little Theatre Curtain Call Lights Up Veterans Show

The Monroe Little Theatre presents a Christmas audience event for veterans with support from the Red Cross and local volunteers. The production features Frank and Dorco collaborators, lighting aids, and bouquets, with Jack Smith in a romantic lead and Shelly Viers noted for prior work. The ensemble aims to boost morale and showcase community talent.

Hopkins Red Cross Frank E Alex- Our Breese Vetera Andria Siase Tk Andria Yale Frank Sible Curain

Feeding Isn't Simple as Restaurant Tech Unveiled

A Washington diary notes a restaurant and hotel equipment show revealing how dining has become complex. Vendors tout 7000 to 75000 dollar outfitting sums, from electronically cooked food to a rapid mouse weighing scale, all aimed at uniform portions and efficiency.

Washington Jerry Garland Don Manufacturing Co Chicago Edwin L. Guilday Economics Laboratory of St. Paul Edward A. LeVay The Exact Weight Scale Co Columbus Ohio Cancer Research Society LeVay Jose Orta Graham, N. C

Free Enterprise and Labor Policy in Murray’s Viewpoint

The piece contrasts free enterprise ideas with New Deal labor policy, highlighting Philip Murray of the C I O as opposing government interference in unions while supporting strong business curbs. It critiques Murray’s stance against Wagner act revival, injunctions, and jurisdictional strikes, while backing price controls and plant expansion. It also notes the paradox that rapid technological progress coexists with light speed limits.

SEC Philip Murray United States News Murray United States Roosevelt

Honolulu Rebuilt Stronger After World War II Shock

Henry McLemore writes from Honolulu praising American resilience after Pearl Harbor. He notes Pearl Harbor and Hickam Field rebuilt into thriving symbols of strength and prosperity, with wider streets and restored palm trees. He celebrates national unity and American grit.

Honolulu Hawaii America New York State Department Washington Pearl Harbor Naval Hickam Field Congress

Our Children And Dress In School By Angelo Patri

A concise essay arguing that clothes express taste and affect others, with emphasis on formality in church and school. It urges neat, inexpensive, neutral attire for children, notes teachers as hosts, and warns that slack dress reflects slack manners and harms discipline.

The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Home sweet home pride drives world tour contrast

The speaker argues that despite domestic flaws such as theft, lack of statesmen, high food and car costs, the United States remains magnificent. A world tour reveals to return with renewed happiness and pride in American soil, underscoring love of country.

Brother Franklin Snow Truman Ferdinand Magellan America George Washington

Nation plans 1950 sesquicentennial in Washington

Officials announce a year long program in the capital to celebrate American traditions with participation from all 43 states and territories. Edward Boykin says the commission will present the finest picture of U S history before the April 1950 opening. Dr Luther Evans endorses the history focus.

Washington Edward Boykin National Capital Sesquicentennial Commission Luther Evans Library of Congress

Eviction Ban Extends for Firehouse Forces in Argentina

In Mar del Plata Argentina Congress extended rental contracts for 18 months and halted evictions. The fire department faced a 60 day eviction order forcing removal of the fire engine from their rented firehouse, but the delay saved the station.

Mar del Plata Argentina Congress

MOPSY Q&A Quick Facts and Curiosities

Gladys Parker’s column answers reader questions on history and science. It covers Margaret Chase Smith as the first U S woman senator elected without appointment, gold from sea water, Nipponese term origin, Suez Canal ownership, the trivium, and redeeming ashes of burned money.

U. S Margaret Chase Smith Maine Senate

Mackenzie's Column Western Europe fog and war weariness

DeWitt Mackenzie reflects on London's pea-souper fog paralyzing transport from the Baltic to Portugal and its economic toll. He recounts encounters with a blind beggar, a Yank in mourning fog, and the S S America crew rescue heroes, noting Queen Elizabeth avoids sea travel amid dense gloom. He ends with a provocative line on divorces.

DeWitt Mackenzie Associated Press Western Europe Baltic Portugal London Berlin Atlantic George Fried S. S.S. America Captain Fried Robert Miller High Seas Southampton

Jack Smith Debuts at Monroe Little Theatre

Jack Smith, son of Mrs. Dewitt Smith of Westle, a senior at Ouachita High, makes his stage debut with Monroe Little Theatre. He also plays football for O P H S, sings with a choir, studies under Miss June Shultz, and aims to pursue voice at Northeast Junior College after Ouachita theatre graduates in January.

Little Theatre SRCH Jack Smith Mom Little Theatre Dewitt Smith Westle Ouachita High School Millsaps Grammar School Jack Nny Kay Bnake Godh June Shultz Ouachita Tatheatre Northeast Junior College Monroe Little Theatre Sead Lt. Seawright

Radio Club Banquet Set By Ouachita Valley Amate

The Ouachita Valley Amateur Radio Club plans its annual banquet at Rendezvous on Thursday evening. About 40 members and guests are expected for a program arranged by Mrs. C Words Caraway. The event was moved from another meeting place to the Rendezvous for better outlets and pre wired outlets for convenience. An earlier note mentions long extension electrical units available with outlets at regular intervals.

Ouachita Valley

Army Reserve to Conclude 1948 Meetings in Monroe

Major John S. Daniel Jr announces final Monroe reserve unit meetings for December 9 10 15 and 16 1948. Units include 422nd Ordnance Company 1017th Ordnance Company 4100th Cavalry Recon Battalion 280th Ordnance Depot Company 73rd Engineer Corps Truck Company 843rd Signal Interest Company 886th Transportation Company and 381st Evacuation Hospital at the ORC Armory Selman Field Monroe 730 PM urged attendance as the year’s last gathering.

John S. Daniel, Jr Army Organized Corps Monroe Ord. Depot Co Eng. Oo Sig. Inst Trans Port ORC Selman Field

Clues Across the Puzzle Grid From Yesterday

A mixed set of crossword style clues covering literature, science, geography and everyday objects. Entries include a horse disease, Cape Verde island, plant genus, and items like potatoes college, native metals, and a weather term, with definitions and wordplay hints.

Cape Verde Islands

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