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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1946

Page

4

Fidler notes Hollywood buzz and prize catches in 1947

Jimmie Fidler surveys Hollywood gossipy ads and star moves to 1947. He mentions Errol Flynn court case echoes, George Raft crime ad imagery, Jackie Coogan New Year plans, Howard de Silva New York party, Ken Niles casting as a corpse, and Kirk Douglas charity gesture. He also cites Lola Montez film hopes and Ingrid Bergman, Lizabeth Scott, Betty Grable, Robert Mitchum status notes and upcoming helicopter needs for The White Tower.

Jackie Coogan Howard de Silva New York van Johnson Southern California Conference of Churches Bob Cummings Earth Ken Niles Fidler William McGuire Burt Lancaster Norma Anderson Kirk Douglas Bowery Los Angeles Ingrid Bergman Hal Wallis Lola Montez Lizabeth Scott England Hollywood White Tower Betty Grable Dee Stork Santa Claus Robert Mitchum

France Faces Loss as Asia Decolonization Advances

Glenn Babb surveys postwar powers retreat from empire as France bears the brunt in Indo China. He notes Britain Netherlands and the United States moving toward independence for colonies, while Viet Nam’s rise and Cochinchina referendum threaten French rule. France’s domestic instability weakens its Asian position.

Glenn Babb Associated Press France Indo- China Hitler West Asia Netherlands Britain Winston Churchill India Burma Malaya United States Philippines Japan Java Indo-China Tonking Annam Cochinchina Viet-Nam Republic Viet-Nam

Q and A frolic on science and history snippets

Gladys Parker presents a Q and A column covering radiation finds in Oklahoma after the New Mexico bomb test, Goosens slated to conduct in Australia, parachutes late WWI, the ECITO acronym, and other trivia on words, broadcasts, and swords production.

Oklahoma New Mexico Texas

Debating Society Yields Shifts in World Opinion at UN Session

After eight weeks of tense meetings in Flushing the UN General Assembly produced limited concrete gains yet public quarrels and reconciliations revealed a drift toward cooperation. Notable moves include an arms reduction plan with no veto, creation of the International Refugee Organization, and genocide as an international crime. Russia signaled flexibility on veto power for atomic control. Sweden Iceland Afghanistan Siam admitted, and a permanent UN site chosen.

UN General Assembly Assembly Security Council Flushing Spain International Refugee Organization Sweden Tceland Afghanistan Siam General Assembly Russia Mr. Molotov

Farm Policy Shakeup Rumors Signal Major Washington Revisions

Speculation in Washington suggests national farm policies may undergo wide changes. Proposals include eliminating 300 million dollars annually for soil-conservation payments and shifting toward forward pricing with production goals and price guarantees, though broad subsidies face uncertain support. The underlying aim is budget balancing and taxpay er cost reduction.

Washington Congress Department of Agriculture

Rock Garden Dreams And The Double Ruffled Petunia

A humorous monologue by Henry McLemore about turning to ornate varieties in a rock garden craze. He recalls buying cheap seeds, visiting a florist, and admiring neighbors with lush, exotic plants. The piece contrasts simple beginnings with overindulgent gardening fantasies and the chaos of aspiring horticulture.

Vigoro McLemore Seis Princeton

Children Should Write Personal Christmas Thank You Notes

An article by Angelo Patri urges children to write handwritten thank you notes after gifts, stressing personal effort and family inclusions. Younger children may need help to trace their name, while older ones should be guided to express genuine gratitude, with notes to grandma and daddy, and even a visit accompanies the message.

Daddy

Buried Fortune Sparks Plant Weather Watch

A gambler laments leaving roulette for plant betting and monitoring weather in Maud Oklahoma. He tracks cold waves to cover plants even as he faces personal hardship and growing fatigue.

Maud Okla

Lavish Washington luncheon honors Inter-American women delegates

Mrs. Pearl Mesta hosted a Sulgrave Club luncheon for 20 dark-eyed women delegates from the Inter-American Commission of Women meeting at the Pan American Union. Notables included Mrs. O. Max Gardner and Mrs. Fred Vinson. guests enjoyed daiquiris and a multcourse menu as Sydney led the orchestra.

Washington O. Max Gardner the Treasury Great Britain Assembly of the Inter-American Commission of Women Pan-American Union Pearl Mesta Sulgrave Club Sydney

Cotton Bowl trip aims for 5000 fans to Dallas

Baton Rouge, La. Aaron Prescott a hard hitting tackle on LSU's 1893 football team will be among an estimated 5,000 rooters traveling to Dallas for the Cotton Bowl classic against Arkansas on New Year's Day.

Baton Rouge Aaron Prescott Louisiana State Dallas Arkansas

Television Schedule Compilation for KNOE Radio

A dense listing of daily radio and NBC television programs with time slots from early morning to late night. Entries include various local programs such as Morning Varieties and Dance Matinee, and NBC shows like News and The Eddie Carter Show, listing multiple hosts and segments throughout the day.

Rise & Shine Bill Nettles Martin Agronsky ABC U. P Tom Breneman Kellogg Don Allen Billie Walker David Weiss Freddy Martin Alvino Rey Walter Kiernan Sky King Jack Armstrong Phil Moore Lum Abner World Security Workshop News of Tomorrow Joe Hase Fred Straeter Orch Freddy Martin Orch Tommy Dorsey NBC New York Olmstead Fred Waring David Herum Art van Damme Drew Pearson Robert McCormick Louisiana Ramblers Cugar Jan Garber Hollywood Reportes A. P. News Rainbow Rangers The Sammy Kaye Veterans Administration Abbott & Costelo Eddie Carter Harkness Washington Patsy Her Harmie Smith Ark-la-Tex Fairfield Four Melody Ranch Boys Loca Sunshine Boys Daily Word CBS Morning cBs Happy Hillbillies Evelyn Winters Arthur Godfrey Kate Smith Helen Trent Juniper Junction World Wide News Dr Malone Farm Journal Dave Hamilton American School of the Air Robert Trout Jack Smith FBI Dick Haymes CBS Cbs J. C. Harsch Jullard School of Music Monroe Benny Goodman

Diplomatic Wives Attend UN Meetings in New York

Agriculture and Mrs. Lewis B Schwellenbach lead a group of diplomatic wives from New York for UN meetings. Guests include Senora de Belt wife of the Cuban ambassador Lady Berendsen wife of the New Zealand minister Signora Tarchiani wife of the Italian ambassador and Senora de Vallaria wife of the Panamanian ambassador. Coffee was served in a club parlor before a series of parties later that afternoon.

Lewis B. Schwellenbach Labor New York Senora de Belt Lady Berendsen New Zealand Signora Tarchiani Senora de Vallaria

Ancient bananas claimed to have fed ancient civilizations

A report notes bananas, introduced into western lands in the last 65 years, were said to be eaten by ancient Egyptians Greeks and Romans. The item appears in a KWKH Shreveport broadcast.

Crossword Clue Fragments From a Thematic Puzzle

A jumble of across and down clues appears with partial names and words. Entries include ancient cities foods rulers and common terms, suggesting a mixed crossword puzzle extract with scattered solutions and thematic hints.

Trio to Mission Fields Speak at Ward's Chapel

Three Harding College youths Guthrie Dean from Farmerville Eugene Wilson from Marion and Ralph Mansell from Manitoba Canada will address Ward's Chapel near Farmerville Friday at 7 pm before starting missionary duties in China Africa and Canada. The public is invited to attend.

Harding College Searcy Ark Ward's Chapel Farmerville Guthrie Dean Eugene Wilson Marion Ralph Mansell Manitoba Canada Guthrie Eugene China Africa Ralph

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