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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1946

Page

4

Monroe News-Star Statement Of Publication Rights

The Monroe News-Star is an independent newspaper printing news impartially and opposing what it believes to be wrong without regard to party politics. The Associated Press dispatches are credited and republication rights are reserved. Advertising offices cover major U.S. cities through The Branham Co. and contact details are listed.

Associated Press Branham CO New York Chicago Atlanta Dallas Detroit St. Louis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles Memphis The Monroe News-Star

Hollywood Lives and Laughs in Studio Anecdotes

A chatty mailbag mocks Stan Laurel’s seventh marriage while Hollywood veterans defend marriages of top comics. Memoirs recall Tyrone Power early prospects, Gene Autry fan visits, Lupe Velez hair turns, Pat O’Brien Sing Sing joke, and Babel era near-universal languages on set. Danny Kaye golf range misadventures and Hedy Lamarr Loder banter add color to postwar studio life.

Hollywood Stan Laurel Laurel Charlie Chaplin Buster Keaton Bud Abbott Lou Costello Bob Burns Bob Hope Bing Crosby Fred Allen Eddie Bracken Harold Lloyd Fibber McGee Eddie Cantor Joe E. Brown Jack Benny Hugh Herbert Jimmy Gleason Frank McHugh Stu Erwin Universal Tyrone Power Gene Autry Oklahoma City Lupe Velez Pat O'Brien Sing Sing Lette Joan Crawford Danny Kaye Walter Mitty Danny Samuel Goldwyn Kaye

Four Wed Again After 50 Years in Central Lake

Two couples who wed in a double ceremony 50 years ago return to repeat their vows with the same minister at the same house in Central Lake Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Easton of Flagstaff Aziz and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hastings of Boyne City will renew their marriage promises with Rev. A. A. Wall officiating.

Central Lake Mich Edward Easton Flagstaff Aziz Warren Hastings Boyne City A. A. Wall

New Orleans Charter Bill Passed in Louisiana House

The Louisiana House unanimously approved a compromise New Orleans city charter bill to define mayor and commissioner powers. It also cleared a measure directing a five member House and three Senate panel to study public school needs. Future local bills and a Sunday closing repeal were debated as measures proceed toward final passage.

Rapides House Jesse Verret Calcasieu Downs W. E. Claunch Caldwell Senate Carl Close J. K. Smith Caddo Rep. J. Blanchet Lafayette Blanchet Close Horace Dugas St. Charles Executive Natural Gas Conservation Office Norman Bauer

How Many Truces In A Peace In Manchuria

A 15 day truce in Manchuria signed by Chinese Nationalists and Communists mediated by Gen. George C. Marshall prompts questions about lasting peace. Nationalists warn of disappointment while Communists demand American withdrawal, critiquing U S role as impartial arbitrator in China.

Manchuria America George C. Marshall China United States Chiang Kai-shek Reds

Joe Louis poised to fight Billy Conn at Yankee Stadium

Henry McLemore reports Joe Louis nearing his bout with Billy Conn at Yankee Stadium next Wednesday night. Louis trains with sparring bags and aims for a knockout within seven rounds, while critics dispute the outcome.

Pompton Lakes N. J Joe Louis Billy Conn Yankee Stadium Pittsburgh Louis Max Schmeling Conn Joe Sam Snead Detroit Tigers Boston Red Sox Billy Snead Red Sox Newhouser Tigers Ray Arcel Arcel

Our Children by Angelo Patri

An essay urges Schick tests for diphtheria and universal smallpox vaccination for schoolchildren. It advocates early, regular physician checks, expert-led testing, and parental responsibility to protect child health and happiness. Also notes a leaflet on stammering and a banana as a misnamed berry.

Schick Angelo Patri c/o Monroe News-Star P. O New York N. Y The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Louis Conn Bout Weight Clash Promises Knockout Drama

The potential knockout plan hinges on Louis delivering a left hook over Conn's jab followed by a body shot. Louis weighs about 208 to 210 pounds while Conn weighs in around 182 and a fraction, a notable weight disparity that favors the larger fighter in a classic big man versus small man matchup.

Louis Conn McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Roosevelt court ethics and the justice system under review

The piece critiques Roosevelt era ethics in the judiciary and government. It questions disqualifications in cases involving former partners, alleged political favors, and pardons such as Earl Browder. It argues the Roosevelt court corrupted justice by prioritizing politics over legality.

Roosevelt Jimmy Missy le Hand George Washington Hill American Tobacco Company Hill Congress Department of Justice Jesse Jones Secretary of Commerce Supreme Court Roosevelt Court Earl Browder Russia Browder King Features Syndicate

Mihailovic Agrees Letter Proves Collaboration

General Draja Mihailovic conceded in Belgrade that a letter produced at his treason trial shows his personal collaboration with the enemy. The admission came as prosecutors pressed for a finding of collaboration in a case rooted in wartime insurgent activity and wartime loyalties.

Mihailovic Belgrade Draja Mihailovic

Radio Schedule Summary KNOE January Lineup

A dense KNOE daily broadcast grid lists numerous programs from 6:00 AM to 12:00 PM including news, music, drama, and talk shows. Notable items include The Jumping Jacks, Honeymoon in New York, Major League Lineup, Drew Pearson, Love Letters & Love Bangs, and The Chase for various time slots across morning to late night.

KNOE World News Carr AP News Ann Martin Art van Damme Maggi Private Wire Robert McCormick Drew Pearson Hawaii Louisiana Ramblers Nazarene Gospel Singers Fountain Probes Seibert John McVane America Russ Morgan Orch John W. Vandercoos Carolyn Gilbert Kaltenborn Vincent Lopez Melody Bar Bing Crosby Chesterfield Harkness Washington Tales of Foreign Service Mr. Smith Three Suns Lee Sims Shrednik Thomas Anthony NBC Bill Nettles Cliff Edwards Martin Agroneky Weather Report Breakfast Club Betty Crocker Listening Post Tom Brenneman Kellogg Ted Malone Joan Brooks Ed Miller Bankhage Will Bradley Claude Sweeten John B. Kennedy al Pearce Jack Berch Merton Downey Hop Harrigan Terry and the Pirates Dick Tracy Jack Armstrong Dixie Blue Boys Frankie Carle Joe Reichman Alan Young Sheriff Elmer Davis Woody Herman News of Tomorrow Club Orch Jan Savitt Orch ABC

Radio Schedule Fragment From KMLB Station

Radio listings show a fragmented broadcast day on KMLB with numerous programs and times listed from morning news through late night shows including News, Weather, Music, and entertainment segments. The OCR text reads like a daily timetable with many named programs and performers.

Beauticians to Meet on Sunday at Hotel Virginia

A special meeting of the Southern Beautician Association will be held Sunday at 2 p m in Hotel Virginia. All beauticians are invited to attend as important business is to be considered.

Southern Beautician Association Hotel Virginia Beauticians

Byrnes First to Arrive for Four Power Conference

Secretary of State Byrnes led the U S delegation into Paris to begin talks on European unity or division. Melotov and Bevin were due, with Germany Italy Romania and others on the peace treaty agenda as Allied aims face Russian opposition. The Ruhr’s internationalization emerged as a major point, while motorists pay 19 cents of each travel dollar for fuel per a Travel officials note.

Paris Byrnes Europe W. M. Melotov Moscow Ernest Bevin Bevin United States Great Britain Russia London Byres Sen. Connally Tex Sen. Vandenberg Mich President Truman Italy Romania Hungary Bulgaria Finland Germany Austria Ruhr

Thieves Steal 50 Cases Whiskey From Bastrop Store

In Bastrop on Monroe highway the Drive In Liquor Store was burglarized for the second time in a month, missing over 50 cases of whiskey valued around 2000 dollars plus cigarettes a radio and a .38 revolver. Fingerprints are being checked in Baton Rouge. Sheriff Harp suspects the same culprits as the earlier theft.

Bastrop Monroe Highway J. R. White, Jr Morehouse Parish White Smith and Wesson Baton Rouge Robert Harp

Louisiana lawmakers weigh right to work and tax plans

The senate committee schedules a 4 pm hearing on the controversial right to work bill as the House backs a constitutional amendment attempt. A three cent natural gas tax and education board reforms are among items shaping a busy session with routine floor actions and voter age changes up for debate.

Senate Committee House W. J. Cleveland Acadia Senate House Education Committee Carl Close Rapides Dodds J. M. Blanchet Lafayette Judiciary “C” Committee Bel Lake Charles House Elections and Registrations Committee

Watch Stolen Again From Hotel Monroe Resident

Mrs Bessie Orchard reported Thursday night that her wrist watch valued at $19 75 was stolen from her room at Hotel Monroe for the second time. Police had recovered a stolen watch from a Negro thief last week.

Bessie Orchard Monroe

Exonerated in Jewel Theft Ex-GI Cleared

Roy C. Carlton, former Texas GI, is exonerated by the War Department and Customs Bureau of any link to the $1.5 million Hessian crown jewel cache found in the United States. Carlton said he reported the jewels to his superior officer, Capt. Kathleen Nash Durant, while Col. Jack Wyant Durant and his wife remain in military custody. Customs cited lack of evidence from interviews and investigations.

Washington War Department Customs Bureau Roy C. Carlton Texas United States Customs Department United States Customs Kronberg Germany Treasury Army Hesse Carlton Kilgore Tex Kathleen Nash Jack Wyant Durant WAC

Three Month Delay in Cotton Market Plans Revealed

London dispatch reports a three month postponement in the government's takeover of cotton from Liverpool and Manchester merchants. Commercial firms to operate through September 30. New York traders link the move to a possible shift away from closing the Liverpool market toward federal buying continued from wartime measures.

London Liverpool Manchester New York Liverpool Mart

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