Hollywood Divorce Farce and Glamour Gossips
Jimmie Fidler laments the cruel and inhuman grounds cited in Hollywood divorce cases and notes the pattern of new romances behind most separations. Idol chatter covers June Allyson, Orson Welles, Ida Lupino, Olivia de Havilland, and others with humor about Academy rules and public commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Allyson
Orson Welles
Ida Lupino
Hollywood
van Johnson
Kurt Kreugar
Loretta Young
Ronald Colman
Douglas Fairbanks
Sir Launcelor
Monroe News Star text shows subscription rates and staff notes
The Monroe News Star confirms daily and Sunday subscription rates and lists office contacts and staff roles. It states the newspaper is independent and prints news impartially, opposing wrongs and supporting what it believes is right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Daily
Fun
Alliantous News Star
Seesese
Geena
Monroe
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Focal News
Branham CO
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Dallas
Detroit
St Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mermotis
Monroe News-Star
Hunter Smears Guild Choices Highlight Nineteen Forty Six Controversy
Gladys Parker continues critique of Guild award process and its “jury” of 32 members plus eight outsiders. She targets William S. Gailmor, detailing past arrests, alleged disloyalty, and dubious ties to communism. Parker argues the nominations lacked true membership consensus and urges verification of published letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Guild
New York
McManus
Mr. McManus
William S. Gailmor
Gailmor
Margolis
Blue Network
Ed Noble
Chester la Roche
The
Blue
Samuel Novick
Russia
Novick
Five-Star Dark Horse Ike in 1948 Presidential Derby
The piece weighs the prospect of General Dwight D. Eisenhower running for president in 1948. It notes his unknown political affiliation, his reticence on political matters, and his strong popularity and war leadership. It compares him to past generals who became president and weighs potential drawbacks like overemphasis on military policy. It concludes Ike would be a tough contestant for either party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Ike
Ulysses S. Grant
White House
Grant
West Point
Bricker
Stassen
Kansans
Germany
One World Headache and the United Nations
An aspirin company sponsored a recent broadcast about the United Nations. The piece suggests a reciprocal UN session honoring the aspirin maker, noting bipartisan admiration for the UN and the pivotal role of aspirin in global affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U. N
Is shelf medicine safe for the healthy citizen
In a pointed column the author questions who should use over the counter pills. He argues that many medicines warn against use without a prescription and mocks the idea that healthy people should rely on such remedies. He cites athletes and a president’s doctor to illustrate the dangers of self treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
Doc Blanchard
Mr. Outside
Army
Joe Louis
Boxing Commission
White House
Our Children by Angelo Patri
Advice for parents on handling temper tantrums and crying without spoiling a child. Explain No firmly, isolate tantrums when needed, and use calm discipline. For persistent behavior, seek professional guidance. includes order to obtain Patri leaflet No. P-28 from Monroe News-Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Patri
Monroe News- Star
P. O
Station
New York
N. Y
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Columnist notes ailments after cold and medicine
A columnist describes taking a remedy called Aspisulfatals. He claims it leads to double pneumonia distemper a ringing ear and a dislike for canoeing. The piece is distributed by McNaught Syndicate Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Lois Andrews
George Jessel
Miss Andrews
Jessel
Steve Brodie
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
National Press Club Expands Dining Amid Busy Lunches
Washington report notes the National Press Club with over 3 000 members handling half a million dollars in annual business. A new dining room with a bar opens 11 to 5 for members and guests, funds raised from food liquor and tobacco sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Press Club
United States
Pope Pius XII
Cardinal Pacelli
Diplomatic Corps
William Howard Taft
Supreme Court
Night Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programs and NBC Features
Monday grid lists KNOE programming from 3:00 to midnight with local shows such as Music Hall Varieties Melodies and Santa's Magic Tree, plus NBC features including Cavalcade of America Voice of Firestone and News. The lineup emphasizes music, orchestras, and news segments across the evening.
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John MecVane
Cavalcade of America
NBC
Voice of Firestone
Harkness
Washington
St. Louis
Ruvss Morgan
Quick Q and A on global facts and a club description
The text lists rapid questions and answers on topics from meat price subsidies to the United Nations and World Health Organization. It ends with a note about a club currently housed in the National Press Building near the Willard Hotel.
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The
United Nations
World Health Organization
Harding
National Press Building
Old Willard Hotel
14Th Street
Radio Schedule for KMLB Station Day Program
The listing shows a full day schedule for KMLB 1440 kHz with host times from 3:00 PM Betty Lou Show to 12:00 Sine, including news, music, and variety segments such as The Coke Club Vesper Period Swing Time and Eddie Howard Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clif Edwards
Coke Club
Dick Tracy
Sky King
Jack Armstrong
Spike Jones
Lum
Abner
Earl Godwin Newa
Fat Man
Dr. Talks
Joe Mooney
Joe Hasel
Radio Chaplain
Bobby Byrne Orch
Carmen Cavellero
Eddie Howard Orch
Sine
Radio Schedule Highlights Full CBS Night Across Programs
A detailed broadcast lineup lists CBS shows from 1130 kilocycles to 1:05 a m including News Victorious Living Health program In My Opinion and Sports News Reporter plus musical segments by Serenade and Blue Baron's Orchestra. Local time slots cover 4:45 Harmie Smith to 1:05 Sine with regional News Local and Midnight Frolics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
Harmie Smith
Robert Treut
Jack Smith
Jimmy Fidler
Joan Davis
Secreen Guild Players
Bob Hawk
J. C. Harsch
Geo. Olsen
Oren
Blue Baron
Britain and United States forge atomic policy shift
With Alexander taking office soon, Britain agrees to act quickly on a bilateral staff plan. A British source says there is no military secret between Britain and the U S. Attlee acknowledged ongoing staff talks in parliament as Britain reverses its atomic bomb stance. Hartley Shawcross welcomed Molotov's abolition proposal but called it humbug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Adm
William D. Leahy
London
Lord Montgomery
Washington
Attlee
House of Commons
Britain
Hartley Shawcross
United Nations
New York
V. M. Moloetov
Sugar shortage hits 1947 Pennsylvania farm show
The sugar shortage will remove home made bread pies and cakes from the farm show exhibition as conservation takes precedence over blue ribbons. Miles Horst state agriculture secretary and farm show chairman said farm kitchen products will be a casualty of postwar scarcity of foods and fats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Miles Horst
Farm Show Commission
Horst
Steel layoffs hit Utah and nationwide coal crisis grows
In Utah 104000 ovens cut off today affecting about 1000 homes. Utah steel layoffs leave 105 idle and 350 railroad furloughed while BYU closes for heating upgrades. Palisade union members fire president amid indep contract talks as coal shortages alarm Birmingham and Pittsburgh districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Colorado
Palisade
Colo
Vassar
Mich
Birmingham
Ala
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
United Steel Workers Union
Murray
Five Die in Twin Freight Train Collision at Angora
Five crewmen were killed and a sixth injured when two trains on the Duluth Winnipeg and Pacific Railway collided head on near Angora Minnesota. The wreck derailed seven freight cars and trapped crew inside locomotives, blocking the line for about 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angora
Minn
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Railway
Minnesota
Across Down Word Puzzle Vocabulary Clues List
A dense crossword style list of clues spans across and down entries with mixed definitions, including actors, mythical creatures, body parts, positions, and miscellaneous terms. The page also features scattered proper nouns and regional references alongside scattered numbers and entries.
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Jimmie Fidler
California
Phovey
Olivia de Havilland
Miss de Havilland
the Dark Mirror
Academy
Cleatus Caldwell
Bob Hutton
Cleatus
Ken Murray
Gladys Parker
Marshall Field
Mr. Hunter
New York Daily News
Comerade
Daily News
Americcan
Josef Stalin
Omaha Beach
New York Guild
Times
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Five-Star
Dark Horse
Henry McLemore
Our
By Jane Eads
Warren G. Harding
Mussolini
Knoe
Elvin M. Jellinek
Yale U. School of Alcohol Studies
UNRRA
Yugoslavia
France
U. S
Bikini
Marshall Islands
By Hershberger
Tims Gym
NEA
A. S
Back Streets
Jason
Illnois
Arrow
Asia Minor
Stender
Alaska
Jas
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