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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1946
Page
4
Jimmie Fidler argues HUAC probes will fail to change studio hiring or guild membership rules. He notes leftward influence among guilds, praises Louella Parsons, and highlights figures like Harry Serlis and Artie Shaw in a wide ranging Hollywood commentary.
Georgia witnesses tied Columbians to Nazi groups in New York Canada and England with undercover help from Professor Sheldon. Youths James Childers and Lanier Waller exposed Columbian secrets while opposing anti Negro aims and aiding state investigators.
The article notes Mr. Molotov's concession on veto power over armament inspection as a hopeful sign for disarmament progress. It cautions that disputes over framework and sovereignty remain, and calls for Russia to engage in UNESCO and world trade discussions to advance peace and reduce international friction.
The piece defends government press work while criticizing overlapping distortions across departments. It argues for a cabinet level, integrated information policy rather than abolishing information and publicity offices. It emphasizes a need for coherent leadership from the top to curb excesses.
Harold E. Stassen approves publication of a Minnesota State Republican Committee pamphlet promoting his 1948 bid. He admits he has not read the pamphlet in full, a surprising stance given recent political caution after Henry Wallace’s Madison Square Garden speech and President Truman’s experience.
In an anecdotal column AYTONA BEACH, the veteran pitcher details a cranky left arm from chilly weather and fireplace practice. He jokes about throwing at flames and household papers, noting weak winter workouts in Florida.
The article argues that custody disputes should protect the living child, not divisive parental claims. It urges keeping the child whole, parental care by the less blameful parent, and emphasizes responsibility over mere convenience in divorce. It also promotes Dr Patri’s feeding guidance booklet available via mail.
A narrator recalls winter guests from Chicago and a nickname Cat Brecheen who could throw a curve from the dining room using navy orders as if the fireplace called for the pitch. He laments a sore arm and memories of warm spells, fire, and old letters ready to fuel a nine inning game.
Letters from families appeal to Good Fellows for Christmas aid. One child asks for dress shoes and a doll while another family of nine seeks basic necessities, groceries, and clothing as a father recovers from injury and unemployment. A widow requests groceries and support as she lacks children. The notes mention a carrier jet fighter exceeding 500 mph in a separate line.
A detailed day’s radio lineup lists programs from 6:00 AM to midnight across KNOE and N2ZC with morning magazines, news, music shows, and NBC network features. Notable entries include Fred Waring Show, Drew Pearson, Love Letters and Love Songs, Rhythm In Reason, and Amos n Andy. Local segments feature community pages, fashion reports, and public notices.
A dense list of programs and personalities across a full day on KMLB 1440, including Local News Sunrise Rise & Shine and NBC segments. The timetable covers music shows, talk pieces, and orchestral broadcasts with multiple hosts and orchestras.
Among 31 delegates and two instructors to a Y M C A youth conference, four girls are listed dead or missing as a charred body is identified as Mrs Borgia Mc Coy, 58, of St Stephens Canada. Of 100 injured, 49 remain under treatment in Atlanta hospitals. Annie Lee Irwin owner of the hotel said it would be rebuilt with all safety devices and the hotel carried 425000 dollars in insurance on building and furnishings.
A Shreveport radio timetable lists hourly local shows and CBS network blocks from morning through midnight. The page also notes weather danger warnings for thunderstorm clouds and a bizarre anecdote about a London resident branding a deaf cat with signs and a sea urchin producing eggs equal to New York City’s population.
Monroe voters face two bond propositions under a December meeting plan. One seeks 1 408 million dollars for storm water drains over 25 years at up to 4 percent interest, the other 750 thousand dollars for sanitary sewers. Polling places will mirror the September polls, with 7 am to 6 pm voting and results canvassed January 31. The projects are designed with Barnard & Burk as engineers and a 1.1 cent per square foot assessment. the parish drainage program hinges on the tax vote and state funding.
FE J Foster district chairman announced the annual Central District Boy Scout committee meeting for 7 30 tonight at First Christian Church Monroe. Reports on 1946 progress will be heard and 1947 officers elected. All Central District members urged to attend. The oceans’ water volume equals thirteen times land above sea level.
A fragmented word puzzle list with numerous missing letters and scattered clues across and down. Entries include references to animals plants metals places and titles such as Biblical king and Muse of lyric and amatory poetry.
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