Defying God and Nazis in Wartime Unity Pledge
A wartime editorial urges unity across political and labor lines to defeat Germany and its allies. It blames Berlin for total war and supports President Roosevelt's policies, stressing that united Allied strength is essential to end the conflict and ensure victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe News-Star
Monroe Morning World
Berlin
Germany
United States
England
Adolph Hitler
Kaiser
United
Roosevelt
Opera season notes and Rise Stevens in New York
George Tucker reflections from New York on the Met season opening, noting Wallace Brockway and Herbert Weinstock's book facts, Mozart in review, and Rise Stevens's contributions. Mentions Ezio Pinza, Nelson Eddy, and The Chocolate Soldier film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Golden Horseshoe
Met
Wallace Brockway
Herbert Weinstock
Clement IX
Francis Hopkinson
America
Belgium
London
Phioso
Philip V
Spain
da Farinelli
Mozart
Rise Stevens
Ezio Pinza
Hollywood
Malibu
Rise
Cherubino
Ned
York
Hollywood Gossip Roundup of Stars and Studio Bits
Jimmie Fidler reports on Carole Landis and Cary Grant dating chatter at Ocean Park events while Eddie Albert undergoes tonsil surgery. Olivia de Havilland Joan Fontaine rivalry rumors, and Ina Lee baby gossip with Robert Stevenson. Also notes Bing Crosby Babe Didrickson charity golf, Fort Worth Arkansans gifts, and Sonja Henie film backdrops in Iceland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Carole Landis
Cary Grant
Ocean Park
Eddie Albert
Olivia de Havilland
Joan Fontaine
Virginia Gilmore
Fritz Lang
Rose Lee
June Havoc
Gypsy
Harper's Bazaar
Bing Crosby
Babe Didrickson
Inglewood
Arkansas
Bob Burns
Arkansans
Rowe
Dean Brothers
Gene Fowler
Will
Ann Baxter
Wise
Withers
Jane
P.a.s
Joyce Matthews
Milton Berle
South America
Abbott and Costello Victor
Moran and Mack
Miss Lee
Our Children By Angelo Patri on In Laws and Marriage
Advice on newly married children urging parents to step back and let young couples build their own home. Emphasizes restraint, minimal interference, and giving time for peace and unity, with admonitions about avoiding overinvolvement and blaming in laws. Thanksgiving note: foreign condiments may be scarce and costly per commerce department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarer
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Department of Commerce
Aviation boom fuels civilian piloting surge nationwide
Washington Daybook notes a dramatic rise in civilian flying with aviation groups predicting that one in 100 Americans may hold a pilot license in coming years. Doane College's CPTP outcomes, growth of model aviation, civil air patrol revival, parachute jumping, and air flivver use in military logistics illustrate a broad expansion of air activity and peacetime aviation ambitions.
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Washington
Aviation Association
United States
Little Kettles Aid Needy in Monroe Holiday Drive
Red Salvation Army kettles debut in three downtown Monroe locations the F W Woolworth store The Palace and near the post office to fund Christmas dinners for transients. Funds do not conflict with Good Fellows aid for needy families. women clubs and the L B Faulk Legion post will supervise kettles on rotating days with press notices for schedule. A New Mexico population figure notes 423317 in 1930 rising to 528687 in 1940.
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Salvation Army
Monroe
F. W. Woolworth
Palace
Good Fellows
Women's
L. B. Faulk Legion Post
Last of Huff-Daland crew reaches New Orleans
In December 1926 the final group en route to Peru for cotton dusting operations aboard Huff-Daland Dusters ships arrived in New Orleans. Passenger steamers and freighters will depart New Orleans today. Also, 445 registered to vote in the January 18 waterworks election. registration closes December 18. Fifth District Medical Society elected officers for the coming year with Dr L Perot as president and Dr Nash Collins as vice president. Dr D L Hirsch elected secretary. Dr Mortis Fishbein attended and spoke on Business and Professional Ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Huff-Daland Dusters’ Corporation
New Orleans
B. D. Hodges
Fifth District Medical Society
L. Perot
Nash Collins
Ihi
D. L Hirsch
Mortis Fishbein
Britain’s WWI loan from US and 1949 balance details
Britain borrowed 4.277 billion dollars in cash from the United States during World War I. Before funding the debt in 1922 it paid 202,181.41 dollars in principal and 357,596,637 dollars in interest. Since then it has paid 232,000,000 dollars in principal and 1,232,776,5]8 dollars in interest, still owing 5,651,792,208 dollars on November 18, 1949, of which 4,468,000,000 dollars is principal and 1,283,792,208 dollars in accrued interest.
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Great Britain
United States
Radio Schedule Highlights From a 1940s Station
Radio Monday features a dense schedule across CST and EST with a mix of programs including The Vagabonde Captain Midnight's Serial and The Three Suns Trio. Highlights cover news segments by Lowell Thomas Hedda Hopper reflections and musical hours from James Melton and The CBS Concert Orchestra.
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Tom Mix
Morlal—who
W. van Dyne
Ohs
Denver
Abe
Edwin
Hill
Cha
Basic
Chicago Dance Orchestra
Hedda Hopper
Conpole
dhs-Dixie
Brasil
Nbe-Red
Npe-Blue
Frank Parker
Cis-Hassee
Burl Ives
ce-Dixie
Jack Armstrong
Mbs-West
Three Suns
Lowell Thomas
Nbc
Nbe
Lanny Ross
Dbs-Basic
Morgan
Mbs
Avalcade
Nhe
Parks and Wally
Cai Tinney
The
Charioteers
Wallenstein
Dr. Hagen
Cbhs
Eimer Davis
Cbs
Nbe-Blue Radio Theatre
Dbhs
Gabriel Heatter
Brewster
Orson Welles
Cba
Gypey Fiddles
Nbe-Blue
Juaniza
Cbs-East
Blondie Wood
Riv Moore and Sue Ellen at Oak Hill
Sue Ellen visits Riv Moore at Colonel Moore's Oak Hill plantation as he fights for life after a crash. Johnny Harris, her husband in name only, remains distant while Riv's lover struggles with love, guilt, and loyalty. The night scene unfolds with family tensions, a dying man, and a stormy future for Sue Ellen.
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Riv
Johnny
Phas
Colonel Moore
Oak Hill
Evenin
Sue Ellen
Jennie
Sam
Falen
Toby
Sue Elien
Warren
Deedora Deedora
Sue Eilen
Deedora
Moore
Memphis
Magnolia House
Washington
Aunt Car
Aunt Pleas
Aunt Jennie
Riv Moore
Car
Coast Guard Recruiting Visit in Monroe Detailing Entry Rules
Chief Boatswain's Mate B B Rawle of the U S Coast Guard recruiting service is in Monroe through Wednesday to contact men interested in enlistment. Requirements: 18 to 36, U S citizen, no criminal record, grammar school graduate, good health. The coast guard offers courses in high school subjects, aviation, engineering, navigation, seamanship, and more with options at trade schools or by correspondence. Eligible draft-age men may enlist. contact at the local post office or write to the Coast Guard at Shreport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Rawle
United States Coast Guard
Monroe
Coast Guard
United States
Singing Meet Is Held Here Sunday
The Missouri Pacific Booster club first Sunday of the month singing convention was held at the club on Ouachita avenue Sunday evening. It was declared the best attended and most enthusiastic in months with the Martin Temple colored quartet and soloists performing. Representants came from South Arkansas, Mississippi and Texas. Mrs. Fred Wilson serves as publicity man.
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Missouri Pacific Booster Club
Ouachita Avenue
Martin Temple
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Fred Wilson
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Manhattan
George Tucker
Jimmie Fidler
Jack Carson
Angus MacDonald
Angus
MacDonald
Samuel Goldwyn
Gary Cooper
Barbara Stanwyck
Warners
Humphrey Bogart
Kaaren Verne
Conrad Veidt
Jeffrey Lynn
Jane Wyman
Edward Everett Horton
Hal Roach
Polly
Slim Summerville
ZaSu Pitts
RKO
Bonita Granville
Peggy McIntyre
Ann Harding
Ann
Bonita
Jackie Cooper
Jackie
John Doughboys
William Dieterle
Goldwynism
Adolphe Menjou
Our
Angelo Patri
Werelocke
Jack Stinnett
National Aeronautic Association
Army
Navy
Little Doane College
Crete
Neb
Army Aviation Corps
CPTP
Doane
Civil Air Patrol
Defense
Gill Robb Wilson
NAA
New Mexico
NEA
VNC TM
Radio
Margaretta
Brucker
U. S. Coast Guards
Shre Port
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