Day in Hollywood Sparks Married Life in Public Eye
Laraine Day, wife of Leo Durocher, faces rumors of conflicts with producers over film work and visits to New York to see her husband. Column notes her balancing act between marriage and career, with gossip on other Hollywood figures and light anecdotes from the entertainment world.
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Leo Durocher
Miss Day
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Leo
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Durocher
Month and Months Entries in Time Tracking ledger
A compact note shows a line item reading 1 Month and 6 Months entries with a 1 Year reference, formatted as a dated ledger entry. It records a numeric code 6800 and an instruction fragment indicating a timing interval.
Hollywood Couples and Stars in Quick-Change News
Olga San Juan and Edmund OBrien near a July wedding in New York while completing their films at Warner Bros. Eddie films in Michigan for weeks. Roy Rogers signs huge jeans deal with 900,000 pairs planned this year and 4.8 million next year. Gable plays with a monkey in Words and Music. Nancy Sinatra heads to Europe with Frank post-ball game. Various Hollywood sightings include Joe Payne, Ginger Rogers talks, and romance updates among Wesson Williams and others.
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Hollywood
Olga San Juan
Edmund O’brien
New York
Olga
Monte Cristo
Eddie
Warner Brothers
Michigan
Roy Rogers
Roy
Clark Gable
Josephine
Gable
Frank
Nancy Sinatra
Europe
Nancy
Veterans
Voice of America misfires in Latin America critique
A critical review notes Congress funded Voice of America broadcasts that failed to reach Latin American listeners, with no evidence of audience reaction. It argues large spending didn’t yield influence, warns future scripts may face tighter checks, and urges a shift toward tangible goodwill efforts rather than broad cultural broadcasts.
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Voice of America
Latin Ameria
Latin America
Congress
State Department
New England
Nevada
Texas
Europe
Asia
Free America
WPA
OWI
America
Smaller But Not Easier How diplomas shrink over generations
Walter E. Dunn of New York City recently celebrated his eightieth birthday and discussed his six decade involvement with a company that produces diplomas and certificates. He notes that while earning a diploma remains as hard as ever, graduates will typically receive a much smaller document than earlier generations, tracing a history from 19 by 24 inches down to today’s six by eight inch standard.
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Walter E. Dunn
New York City
Dunn
Beauty parlors spark a political firestorm in New York
Henry McLemore mocks a proposed bill in the New York state legislature to ban men from beauty parlors. He predicts political backlash if Governor Dewey supports it, arguing the reform would ruin romance, weddings, and fashion. He quips about men and Cupid, calling beauty parlors horror parlors.
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New York
Dewey
Cupid
H. L. Mencken
Fort Knox
Our Children By Angelo Patri
Angelo Patri argues for more living space for families to prevent cramped childhoods and crime. He urges relocating work from crowded cities to cleaner areas with room for play and growth, and calls for healthier activities and earlier intervention to curb bad habits.
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Angelo Patri
Men Should Avoid Beauty Parlors, Warns Commentator
A columnist laments men frequenting beauty parlors arguing it threatens family life and national decadence. He mocks facial beauty treatments and hair dye and calls on Mr. Dewey to act. The piece ends with a warning about social decline if men continue patronizing such services.
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Louise
Ruby
Fred
Mr. Charles
Heinrich Himmler
Mr. Dewey
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Rosenwald gift boosts Library of Congress collection
Washington notes philanthropist Julius Rosenwald's son has donated a vast new set of rare books and prints to the Library of Congress and National Gallery. The display includes Caxton volumes, the 1512 Helyas, a 12th century Exodus manuscript, and other prized items. the collection, now worth millions, is housed in a climate controlled wing with security measures including an electric beam alarm system.
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Lessing J. Rosenwald
Library of Congress
Julius Rosenwald
Chicago
National Gallery
William Caxton
Rosenwald
Caxton
Goff
Philadelphia
Alverthorpe
Jenkintown
Vidalia Graduates Sail on Naval Reserve Cruise
Leslie Southerland and Kenneth Alexander from Vidalia High School depart New Orleans aboard the U S ships English and Hanesworth for a two week South American cruise. The trip is an annual Naval Reserve training and education cruise with visits to Cuba, Jamaica and other ports.
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Leslie Southerland
Kenneth Alexander
Vidalia High School
Naval Reserve Training Corps
New Orleans
U. S
English
Hanesworth
Cuba
Jamaica
Naval Reserves
Maryland My Maryland author wrote it in New Orleans
The article notes Gladys Parker recounts James Ryder Randall writing the song in a single sitting during an April night in 1861 in New Orleans, while impatient with Maryland delaying joining the Confederacy. It also includes a quiz about several historical facts and locations.
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Maryland
James Ryder Randall
New Orleans
Greeks ahead in history of mercenaries in wars
Washington June 9 The narrative notes ancient Athens allowed slaves to enlist and gain citizenship. It then discusses a Senate draft proposal to enroll 25 000 anti Communist aliens for U S armed forces with citizenship after five years of service. The piece traces mercenary use from Cyrus to Carthage and Machiavelli, highlighting debates over national loyalty and draft avoidance.
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Lodge
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Gurney
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American Republic
Morison and Commager
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Xenophon
Persia
Rome
Mediterranean
Carthage
Empire
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Italy
British Hessians Fought in Revolution War Tradeoffs
In a dramatic note the passage recalls mercenary Hessians serving with the British in the American Revolution. It notes over 30,000 Hessians were brought to fight the colonists, with about 17,000 returning home, while the rest were killed or stayed, founding families here.
V. F. W. District Meeting Attends Quarterly in Louisiana
The local Veterans of Foreign Wars post hosted the 10th district quarterly meeting with delegates from across the district. The session included the election of four district officers from the local post: Johnnie W. Beasley junior vice commander Woodie Davis district judge advocate and T. Purvis and P. H. Forman trustees. Silver eels migrate from Europe to the sea breed near Bermuda then die.
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Ferriday
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
10Th District of Louisiana
Johnnie W. Beasley
Woodie Davis
T. Purvis
P. H. Forman
Europe
Atlantic
Anrea
Bermuda
Drill Tonight Scheduled by Company I Louisiana National Guard
Members of Company I 1st Infantry Louisiana National Guard urged to attend a 7 30 p m drill night for a special announcement Captain Womack wants all hands present. Returning guardsmen urged to collect January February and March pay checks tonight or they will be sent back to finance.
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Th Infantry
Louisiana National Guard
Womack
National Guard
Th Guards
Finance Department
Directors elected at Bank of Bernice meeting
In Bernice Louisiana stockholders gathered Monday and elected nine directors for the coming year including Dr. C. C. Colvin Dr. M. W. Laurence J. R. Fuller G. E. B Lindsey Sr Harry Fuller W F Grafton Clyde C. Colvin Jr Guy M McDonald and L H Pratt for the bank's board.
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Bank of Bernice
C. C. Colvin
M. W. Laurence
J. R. Fuller
G. EB Lindsey
Harry Fuller
W. F. Grafton
Clyde C. Colvin, Jr
Guy M. McDonald
L. H. Pratt
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