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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1948

Page

4

Bergman Price Claims and Studio Tensions Shake Hollywood

Jimmie Fidler notes Ingrid Bergman faces reduced demand as profits and touring options shift. Debates rise over her high asking price versus box office risk while Deborah Kerr praises MGM chief Dore Schary. Rita Hayworth’s Europe move highlights studio asset fragility amid talent’s emotions and publicity.

Hollywood Ingrid Bergman Miss Bergman Deborah Kerr Dore Schary Miss Kerr Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer

Dear Ruth Is Big Success at Monroe Little Theatre

The Monroe Little Theatre stage production Dear Ruth drew loud laughter and relaxed the audience with a homespun, family life farce set around the Wilkins family. Cast members Herbert and Alice Bailey, Yvonne Lusk, Marilyn Kennedy, Jack Smith, Roy Holloway, Violet Willbanks, and Johnny Mullin delivered lively performances in a wartime letters plot and romantic misunderstandings.

Ruth Monroe Little Theatre Dear Ruth Harry Wilkins Edith Herbert Alice Bailey Jase Shultz Wilkins Bailey Marilyn Kennedy Miriam Albert Kummer Bill Seawright Smith Air Force Roy Holloway Kummer Holloway Violet Willbanks Johnny Mullin Martha Seawright Miss Willbanks Mullin Sgt Chuck Vincent Lt. Seawright

City Court Monroe Faces Range of DWI and Disorderly Charges

Two persons charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated were fined $125 each before Judge W. M. Harper. Numerous defendants faced assorted offenses from concealed weapons to drunken and disorderly conduct with fines and short jail terms. Other cases covered speeding, reckless driving, and minor traffic violations across Monroe and West Monroe courts.

W. M. Harper James Brassett J. Elliott Iowa Mack Jenkins Gramrmont Lloyd Gibson Pearl Street Eugene Griggs DeSiard Street John Poindexter Mangham Leon Davis Hoods Alley LeRoy Minor Powell Alley Fred Johnson South Seventh Street L. L. Pettis Garrigan Tex Harrison Hubbard Breard Street Jim Stevens Adams Street Monroe Dixon Cedar Ellis E. Vail West Monroe Jesse Heard Sam Stuckey South Second Street Virginia Moore Phillips Street Percy Adams Natchez Miss Charlie Wood Wheelis Street William W. Gilbert, Jr Harrison Street Monroe Milton Davis Coleman Avenue Kenneth Aswell Route 1 John S. Peterson North Sixth Street Leza Price Claude Williams Robert Russell Bill Holland Louie Stone E. L. Boone Ludwig Avenue W. S. Futch, Jr Trenton Street Ernest Young L. Caldwell Charles Adams Winnsboro Ernest Toliver North Seventh Street Curvis Toliver James Craig Eddie Sampson Ralph Marionneaux, Jr Grayland Lane

Field For Extremists and Latin America Crisis

In Latin America revolutions topple Peru Venezuela and El Salvador while Costa Rica accuses Nicaragua of invasion. The Bogota pact’s non recognition clause lacks a democratic condition, prompting U S dissatisfaction. Poverty illiteracy and wealth concentration fuel instability and risk for democracy in the hemisphere.

Latin America Peru Venezuela el Salvador Paraguay Costa Rica Nicaragua Chile Bolivia Panama Ecuador U. S State Department Robert Chiperfield House South America Peron

Turkeys as National Bird Fodder for Holiday Woes

Henry McLemore muses on presidential turkeys, noting presidents have always received free birds and imagining sky‑high prices turning the turkey into a luxury. He jokes that butcher shops should safeguard such valuable fowl and contemplates replacing the national bird with a more practical option, briefly considering meat loaf before switching to the idea of the frankfurther.

White House George Washington Mount Verfon Harry S. Truman National City Bank Cartier’s Bank of America Fort Knox

Our Children By Angelo Patri

A piece urging parents to give teen aged children space as they grow and seek independence. Read about avoiding prying, recognizing adolescence as a phase, and allowing privacy while offering support. The article notes a sample letter from a teen and promotes Dr Patri’s booklet No 304 Your Child and Other People available by mail.

Mven Molly Kitty Patri Station G New York 19 N. Y The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Frankfurter as a Thanksgiving and Christmas "bird"

The text playfully extols the frankfurter as a more tractable edible option for holiday dinners than meat loaf. It jokes about carving skill, notes the frankfurter’s rich, versatile meat, and dismisses it for hash or croquettes while humorously praising its cost and suitability.

Blythe Frankfurter McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Washington cooks reveal Ozark Pudding and stuffed monkey in new cookbook

In a January release the Congressional Club Cook Book presents about 50 foreign recipes from diplomats wives and hundreds from cabinet members and governors. First Lady Bess W. Truman writes the foreword and shares Ozark Pudding instructions while the Australian ambassador's wife explains stuffed monkies.

Washington Bess W. Truman Missouri Lawrence H. Smith Wisconsin Norman J. O. Makin

Notable figures in Hawaiian history and early US rail

The set asks about Lydia Kamahaha Liliuokalani as Hawaii’s last queen deposed before US annexation. the Tom Thumb as the first US passenger locomotive built by Peter Cooper. the legislative process for bills becoming law. the troubadours as medieval lyric poets. and Oliver Wendell Holmes’ Civil War service with Harvard ties and injuries.

Lydia Kamahaha Liliuokalani Lydia Liliuokalani United States Peter Cooper Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company Oliver Wendell Holmes Harvard Holmes

Year 1948: A Record of Peace, Prosperity and Hope

Hal Boyle reflects on 1948 as a landmark year with rising plenty and renewed spirit. He notes post war recovery, fewer fears, and a gained confidence that Europe can rebuild, while commemorating births, deaths, and pivotal figures. The piece ends with advice on serving coffee promptly.

Hal Boyle New York A. D Bobo Cinderella Winthrop Rockefeller Babe Ruth Black Jack Pershing Fiddler’s Apostles of Peace Mohandas K. Gandhi Count Folke Bernadotte Sweden India Berlin Munich Europe Elizabeth Britain Missouri Harry S. Truman

Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed Across and Down

A compact listing of across and down crossword clues including Cryptic style hints and common crossword entries such as town names and common nouns. The puzzle features a range of topics including animals, elements, directions and classic riddle words across a mixed difficulty set.

Marriage Licenses Filed for Faulk Hayes Gould Charrier

R T Faulk Jr 29 of Monroe and Nell Davis Hayes 25 of Monroe obtain a marriage license. Earl V Gould 26 of Angola Indiana and Audrey D Charrier 22 of Monroe also receive a license.

R. T. Faulk, Jr Nell Davis Hayes Monroe Earl V. Gould Angola Ind Audrey D. Charrier

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