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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1943

Page

12

Odlum Named Chairman of RKO in Shakeup at Atlas

Floyd B. Odlum, midwestern cleric's son turned Wall Street star, becomes chairman of Radio-Keith-Orpheum after guiding Atlas through post crash reinvestment. He built Atlas from $40,000 in the 1920s to assets of $14,000,000, aided RKO's 1939 reorganization, and oversees a vast film and theater empire with assets around $70,000,000, producing 49 features and 90 shorts annually.

New York Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corporation Floyd B. Odlum RKO Atlas Corporation Odlum Atlas Wall Street Union City Mich Methodist Church Denver University of Colorado Electric Bond and Share Corporation Big Power Group Street Charlie Chaplin Joseph P. Kennedy Radio Corporation of America Rkko Radio

Wagner outlines American plan for a national social insurance

Senator Wagner with Senator Murray proposals create a national social insurance system funded by 6 percent wages and 6 percent employer contributions up to 3000 yearly. It covers public employment offices old age survivors and disability benefits maternity medical and unemployment insurance with rights for military personnel and extended coverage to farm workers and domestic workers.

Washington Wagner New York Murray Montana Beveridge General Treasury

2500 Negroes at Plant Strike in St Louis Unit

About 2500 black employees at one of eight production units of the St Louis ordnance plant struck today, refusing to work under white foremen. The unit trains black workers as supervisors, but no spokesman emerged. Two shifts quit. one resumed briefly. remaining shifts undecided. The plant, government owned and Cartridge Co operated, says other seven units are unaffected.

ST. Louis Julian Kirk United States Cartridge Company Kirk United States Cartridge Company

Knights of Pythias lodge to vote at Thursday meeting

Stonewall lodge No 8 will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. and urges all members to attend as an election is scheduled. A large class will take the first rank and the second rank. Dokeys will meet Monday at 8 p.m. China provinces Hunan and Hupeh population exceeds one third that of the United States. Enemy radio detectors are not accurate on a fast airplane flying low.

Stonewall Lodge No Knights of Pythias Dokeys Hunan Hupeh China United States

Military School In War Described At Monroe Kiwanis

The Monroe Kiwanis heard Lt. Frank E. Wheeler of Kemper Military School discuss the role of military schools in the war effort. He noted 14 000 graduates serving as officers and listed high ranking alumni while a Monroe student Floyd Garrett and West Monroe Kiwanian George Welch attended. The talk linked wartime training to national service and historical magnet theory.

A. L. Tatum Underwood Fourmy Monroe Wheeler Floyd Garrett Kiwanis Club George Welch West Monroe

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