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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1946

Page

4

Hollywood Gossip and Oscar Fallout in 25 Year Silence

Jimmie Dunn, after winning an Oscar for A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, has barely acted while others question the industry's casting loss and price discipline. The column glances at Linda Darnell Olga San Juan Jane Wyman Joan Crawford and Veronika Lake and notes projects and vanity at RKO Seven Keys To Baldpate and Richards Powers.

Linda Darnell Weck Audie Murphy Olga San Juan Paramount Michael O'Shea Bing Crosby Jane Wyman Jane Wyatt Jane Withers Joan Crawford RKO Baldpate Jimmy Conlon Richard Powers Conlon

Bevin Sees Early Stage Of Great Power Peace

Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin told a BBC radio audience that friendship and cooperation among the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union is the surest basis for lasting peace. He cautioned peacemaking will take years and outlined Britain’s UN centered approach and plans for the Moscow talks on March 10. He urged disarmament, peaceful scientific use, and open access to world resources while noting Germany must be reeducated and nonappeasement safeguards kept. He praised France China and Balkan partners for roles in an interlocking postwar order.

London Ernest Bevin Britain United Nations United Nations General Assembly New York Moscow Bevin United States of America Soviet Russia Great Britain United States Soviet Union Russia U. N Germany U. S Hitler Middle Europe Austria Italy Yugoslavia Balkan France China Liberal News Chronicle the Times

Boy Gets Girl At Royal Betrothal Amid Greece Tension

Elizabeth prepares to wed Prince Philip of Greece as British troops stay in Greece. The match, arranged and accepted, faces opposition from leftists and concerns over foreign linkage and a rightist monarchy. King George VI must approve under the Royal Marriage Act after government consultation.

Uwever Edward VIII Elizabeth Prince Philip Greece George Corfu England Royal Navy College Dartmouth Viscount Lewis Mountbatten Mediterranean Pacifc The New York Times Britain Philip Opies Tom Driberg George VI

Expensive Lesson for Laski After Libel Loss

Professor Harold Laski must pay an estimated 60,000 in court costs and counsel fees after losing his libel suit against a British newspaper. The jury concluded the paper accurately claimed he advocated violence in a public speech, a charge Laski denies. The judge warned that terms like violence and revolution are highly explosive and must be clearly placed in context.

Harold Laski Professor Laski Laski

Helicopter mail tests to launch in New York area

Local air mail pilots a regional boost as New York metropolitan heli service starts January 6. Eleven helicopters will operate on three circular routes with two shuttle links, serving 550 municipalities and 13 million people, potentially expanding to parcel post if successful.

Los Angeles Chicago New York City New York California New York Metropolitan Area North Jersey New York-Long Island Connecticut Ilinois

Wyatt Leaves as Truman Shifts Housing Policy

Housing Administrator Wilson Wyatt leaves amid cordial signals as President Truman pivots to private enterprise to tackle housing. The president argues shortages worsen unless controls loosen and government projects at taxpayers' expense are not the answer.

Wilson Wyatt Truman Wyatt

Sign of a Long Severe Winter In Readings From Nature

Weather buffs cite signs from the grove and family lore while Kansas City park zoo officials report squirrels hoarding food and seeking shelter under eaves. Rabbits in parks grow fat and bears sport heavy fur as hunters note unusually feathered ducks, all hinting at a cold season ahead.

Weather Bureau Kansas City Park Zoo

Our Children by Angelo Patri and Other Commentary

Advice urges parents to support children ages twelve to sixteen in pursuing their chosen paths even if risky or uncertain. Encourages exploration in arts and trades to build growth and future usefulness, while warning against pressuring a fixed path. The piece also plugs Patri’s P-18 leaflet and mocks political figures and moon forecasts with satirical tone.

Women’s Inter American Commission of Women Assembly

At the Pan American conference in Washington in 1938 the Inter-American Commission of Women gathered delegates from 19 of 21 republics. They plan a report for the United Nations and credit gains include votes and nationality rights for women across multiple nations. Prominent figures from Uruguay Venezuela Brazil Honduras Argentina and the Dominican Republic attended.

Washington Chile American National Woman's Party Havana Lima Peru Inter-American Commission of Women U. N United States Ecuador Brazil Uruguay Cuba el Salvador Dominican Republic Guatemala Panama Venezuela Constitutional Assembly Argentina Bolivia Mexico Minerva Bernardino Commission On the Status of Women U. N. Assembly New York the Inter-American Commission of Women Senora Ofela Benvenuto University of Montevideo Jose Marti Isabel Sanchez de Urdaneta Leontina Cardoso Rome Ofelia Brret Honduras UNRRA Europe Esther Lu

Radio Schedule Highlights From KNOE and ABC NBC NBC Local

A detailed list of programs and time slots for KNOE 1230 and networks including ABC NBC and Local offerings. Entries cover news, music, children's shows, comedy, serials, orchestras, and signoffs across a full day schedule.

Bill Nettles ABC Rainbow Rangers the Coke Club Novatones Sky King Jack Armstrong Curt Massey Chesterfield NBC Cote Glee Club Lum Abner Cavalcade of America Paris Voice of Firestone Fat Man Manhattan Melodies Artie Snow Orch Joe Mooney Harkness Washington News of Tomorrow Edison Orch Joe Hasel St. Louis Elliott Lawrence Orch Ross Morgan Ted Weems Orch Des Arnez Orch

Fair Consideration for Bilbo Is Asked

Senator McClellan urges Republicans to drop partisanship as Bilbo’s fate in the Senate fight nears. He hasn’t decided how he will vote but opposes blocking any senator on party lines. Republicans push to bar Bilbo amid ethics queries and 1940s Mississippi voting disputes.

Washington McClellan Arkansas Bilbo Mississippi Senate

Frank Miletetto Seeks Permit for 3407 Breville Street Dwelling

Frank Miletetto applies to add a single story frame structure at 3407 Breville Street to serve as a dwelling. Total cost not to exceed 700 dollars with day labor used. Also notes Danish spelling Gronland and mentions Zuriaga de Desmaras, a teacher and writer who presented 52 projects to her country's education council, including the manual labor school.

Frank Miletetto Breville Street Zuriaga de Desmaras Council of Education

Radio Schedule Highlights From KWKH Shreveport

A detailed 24 hour lineup lists programs and times at KWKH Shreveport. Entertainment spans bands, talk shows, news segments, and theater with acts like the Jack Smith Show Joan Davis Show and CBS Local programming sprinkled between sports and mystery features.

Harmie Smith Victorous Living Robert Trout Jack Smith Jimmy Fidler Joan Davis Radio Theater Screen Guild Players Bob Hawk J. C. Harsch Gen. Olson Blue Baron CBS

Biggest earth moving in U S history for Garrison Dam

The project plans 75,000,000 cubic yards of dirt to form a two mile embankment on the Missouri river above Bismarck South Dakota. Also notes sword production halted after Pearl Harbor and safety details of Red H M Underground storage at Pearl Harbor.

U. S Garrison Dam Missouri River Bismarck S. D Pearl Harbor Navy

Crossword Large Mixed Clue List Placeholder

A word puzzle grid with across and down clues listing numerous items such as Turkish tribe fence Malt liquor sun god and Roman tyrant, plus other definitions like body of Jewish law and land measure. The puzzle blends abbreviations and varied references across categories including geography astronomy and botany.

Kentucky Educational Institution

Death notices for Claude Posey and E L Westbrook

Claude Posey son of Dr L D Posey of 109 Thomas Street died Sunday in Laurel Mississippi. E L Westbrook 79 died Sunday in a local clinic. Funeral services were held in Laurel and Liberty Church with interment in Liberty Cemetery. survivors include wife eight children and multiple grandchildren. Pallbearers named F P Brown W B Haile Jr J L Hill Sherman Cox Henry Fineston Bonnie McKinniey.

Claude Posey L. D. Posey Thomas Street Laurel Miss Avas E. L. Westbrook Chapel of Hall Funeral Home Liberty Church Linville Liberty Cemetery Mr. Westbrook H. D Pineston Sicily Island A. E. Guthridge Little Rock Ark Guy Westbrook Oakland California Ira Westbrook Tyler Texas Ervin Westbrook Haile Farmerville H. E. Stancil F. P. Brown W. B. Haile, Jr J. L. Hill Sherman Cox Henry Fineston Bonnie McKinniey

Local man W. E. Grantham dies at 71 in Bernice area

W. E. Grantham 71 of Lee avenue died Sunday at home. Funeral services at Weldon Church near Bernice at 11 30 a m with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by four daughters Mrs W W Thomas and Mrs N R Gunn both of Atlanta Ga Mrs C T Maxie of Laurel Miss and Mrs H E Butler of Bernice two sons J E Grantham of West Monroe and R A Grantham of Marietta Ga one sister Mrs B Luther Williams of Bernice 20 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren plus several nieces and nephews.

W. E. Grantham Lee Avenue Hall Funeral Home Weldon Church Bernice W. W. Thomas Atlanta N. R. Gunn H. E. Butler J. E. Grantham West Monroe R. A. Grantham Marietta B. Luther Williams

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