All Of Us Ahead Of Any Of Us In Defense Crisis
Inglewood California North American Aviation plant built planes for national defense. Workers struck refusing mediation and pleas from CIO and UA W leaders and even appeals to the president. The army took over the plant as a defense measure. The piece argues production must come first and that 95 percent of labor and management oppose the aggressive stand, trusting in all of us ahead of any of us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Aviation
Inglewood
Calif
National Labor Organization
Clay J. Guthridge
Washington
Guthridge
Public Buildings Administration
Federal Works Agency
Social Security
Office of Production Management
Knudsen- Hillman
Office of Emergency Management
Over All Defense Organization
Army Ordnance
Baltimore
Army
British Purchasing Commission
Willard Hotel
Manhattan By George Tucker indoors in Rockefeller Center
A column notes living through a rainy day at Rockefeller Center with mail from Lanny Ross, a new Ave Maria recording, Luzianne coffee from New Orleans, WPA state guides for Michigan and Wyoming, a Blue Barron call, and Broadway chatter about Maplewood New Jersey theater plans. The piece evokes staying inside while hints of urban life glow outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rockefeller Center
Lanny Ross
East Side
Lanny
Lanny Rose
Sec
New Orleans
Wm. B. Reily
Mr. Reily
Louisiana
Reily
Ruth Brown
Oxford University Press
Wyoming
America
State Writers Projects
WPA
Michigan
Blue Barron
Blue
Chicago
Kansas City
RKO
Ronald Colman
Pierre
Dean Dalrymple
Broadway
Maplewood
N. J
Helen Hayes
Maplewood Theater
Texan talent shines in cinema and Galveston tour
Jimmie Fidler notes Texas-born stars dominate Hollywood with many icons like Crawford, Darnell, Autry and more. He tours Galveston for the Texas Newspaper Publishers convention and observes Texan camaraderie fueling theater. Headlines reveal reissues, rising costs, and current gossip about Colbert, Hepburn, Welles, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star
Joan Crawford
Ann Sheridan
Tom Mix
Linda Darnell
Guy Kibbee
Mary Brian
John Boles
Gene Autry
Constance Moore
Ann Harding
Cimarron
The
Rio Grande
Our Children by Angelo Patri on tonsils adenoids and teeth
The piece argues tonsils belong in the throat and are kept unless diseased while adenoids, which block nasal passages, should be removed promptly. It stresses teeth likewise belong and should be cared for, not pulled, with timely dental care. Prompt medical or dental attention is urged to prevent growth and health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudette Colbert
Desi Arnaz
Hollywood
Army Camp Entertainment
Katharine Hepburn
Garson
Karin
Paramount
Esther Fernandez
George Montgomery
Paul Hesse
Alyce Knox
Maria Montez
Puerto Rico
Orson Welles
Grace Hayes Lodge
Hollywood Guild
Screen Actors Guild
Washington
Washington Swells with Defense Boom and Space Crunch
Washington tightens under defense expansion as a population surge and crowded rooms strain hotels, taxis, and shopping. Space planner Clay Guthridge battles space shortages with 4000 new workers monthly while embassies and British offices occupy key buildings.
Monroe Sees Busy Building Season Ahead
Local contractor W C Salley predicts a thriving summer in Monroe with several contracts starting or progressing. Projects include Central Service station improvements, a second floor addition, Collens Pharmacy work, a thatched roof oriental bungalow on South Grand, and a $15 000 Orvin Kent Ice Cream plant contract. First tomatoes from the local cooperative market were sold on Monday, hailed as very fine and comparable to Crystal Springs nursery yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Salley
Monroe
Muuch
Salley
Jackson
Grammont Streets
Collens Pharmacy
Mr. Salley
Lower South Grand Street
Orvin- Kent Ice Cream Company
Cooperative Association
Crystal Springs
Miss
Radio Schedule Highlights June Evening Lineup
Radio WHURSDAY June 12 timetable lists programs across time slots from 4:30 PM to 10:15 PM Eastern Standard, with daylight saving adjustments. It includes serials, music orchestras, news, sports, dramas, and variety segments featuring The Abbotts, The Delta Rhythm Boys, Captain Midnight, Wings on Watch, Paul Sullivan, Lowell Thomas, Bing Crosby, Tommy Dorsey, Glenn Miller, and others with network corrections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyne
Nbe
the O'Neill
Cbhs
Basie
Delta Rhythm Boys
dhs-Dixie
Delaware Park Horse
Paul Sullivan
Cbs
Dave Bacal
Chicago
Mbs
Paul Douglas
Abe
Lowell Thomas
Nbc
Wings
Midwest
F. Waring
Herbert Foote
Nbc-Blue
Amos ’N' Andy
Ecbs-East
Cbs-West
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Europe
Nbe-Red
Mr. Keen
Lanny Ross
Cbs-East
Morgan
Navier Cugat
Orchestra
Vox Poppers
Dhs
Orga Symphnnets
chs-Dixie
Arthur Hinle
H. V. Kaltenborn
Sam Baker
Fannie Brice
Snooks
Nube-Red
Nbe-Blue
Ed Fast
Wythe Williams
Sky Over
Britain
Henry Aldrich
Blue City Desk
Cbs Orchestra
Elmer Davis
Bing Crosby
Tommy Dorsey& Orches
Bius
Major Bowes
Gabriel Heatter
Berlin
Steele
Jingie — Nbeve
Alfred Wallenstein
Sinfonie
Fred Waring
Dancing Music Orchestra
Edwin C. Hill
Awios
Andy
Dhs-West Dancing Music Orchestra
All Chains
The Sacred Dagger heroine faces peril after desert plane crash
Anne Willard is stranded with Pete Mackey and Blaze Sherwood after their plane goes down in a desert. Blaze and Anne feel an unexpected tension as they navigate danger and uncertain loyalties near her parents camp amid a perilous landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Willard
Pete Mackey
Blaze Sherwood
Mackey
Anne
Blaze
Daddap
Dodd
Sherwood
Tough Journey Through Snow and Wolves in Distant Lands
Anne and Sherwood press onward across a blizzard plagued wilderness with Mackey after their plane crash. Sherwood pushes them to safety as wolves close in and they reach a smoke stained hut where rescue and caution blend with danger and resolve.
First Premier of Alberta Dr Rutherford Dies at 84
Edmonton reports the death of Alexander Cameron Rutherford 84 a native of Osgoode Ontario who led Alberta as its first premier from September 2 1905 to May 26 1910. He helped found the University of Alberta and served as its chancellor in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Alexander Cameron Rutherford
Osgoode
Ontario
Rutherford
northWest Territory
New Providence
University of Alberta
King’s Jubilee Medal Recipient and Honorary Degree Recipient
The obituary notes a man who received the king's jubilee medal in 1935 and held many honorary degrees. He was married and had a son and a daughter.
Walter Savage Jr Receives Naval Reserve Commission
Walter Savage Jr a local certified public accountant is commissioned 2y an ensign in the supply and accounts division of the United States naval reserve He will report for active duty at the supply officers' school and left Thursday for the Harvard graduate school of business administration in Boston where he will report on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Savage, Jr
Supply and Accounts Division
United States Naval Reserve
Ensign Savage
Supply Officers’ School
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Boston
Mess
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Manhattan
George Tucker
Jimmie Fidler
Galveston, Tex
Texas
Galveston
Texas Newspaper Publishers
Paulette Goddard
Robert Preston
Ray Milland
Cecil B. de Mille
Walter Hampton
Raymond Massey
Susan Hayward
MGM
Garbo
Billie Dove
Miss Dove
Robert Kenaston
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Our
Angelo Patri
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Hes
Washington Daybook
Jack Stinnett
Maryland
Virginia
Alexandria
Arlington
Chevy Crese
Bethesda
Silver Spring
Ceein
of Humanity
F Street
Sev
War and Navy Departments
War Department
Navy
Arlington Cemetery
Egypt
Cyprus
Crete
Radio
Whursday
Rita Mohler
Nanton
Yahi
Shani Lun
Tibet
Shami Lun
Sherdock Fuyeh
Buddha
Delun
Paxmore
Shya Naga
Father
Dr. Sherwood
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