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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1946

Page

4

Hollywood Box Office Boom Fades Prompts Call for Quality

Jimmie Fidler argues the wartime film boom is ending and studios must pursue quality over profits. He notes Priscilla Lane's return, Blondie starlets' careers, Ingrid Bergman’s earnings, and Mexico location pains, highlighting industry shifts and audience discernment.

Hollywood John Jane

Gas tax showdown and state legislative action in Louisiana

Louisiana lawmakers faced a three cent excise tax on first gas sales as the house prepared for a vote amid absences. The senate debated exports restrictions and voting reforms while considering bills on juveniles, civil service, real estate brokers, and veteran housing tax exemptions.

Baton Rouge Louisiana House of Representatives House Senate Lake Pontchatrain Mississippi Senate Capital and Labor Committee Cleveland Chris Barnett Shreveport Wellborn Jack Caddo Jack Jesse Verret Calcasieu W. E. Claunch Caldwell C. H. Downs Rapides Fred Heintz Heintz W. T. McCain McCain Turner Morgan Wade Martin Louisiana Senate Grove Stafford Alexandria Aubrey Gaiennie New Orleans Lessley Gardiner Opelousas Gardiner Sen W. T. Hodges Sena Te Sen. Hodges Barlier Senate Conservation Committee Hendrick A. K. Goff Ruston E. H. Williams State Federation of Labor Sen. Goff House Judiciary State Department of Ed DuBuisson St. Landry G. I. Flan House Committee On Veterans Affairs Representatives Bill Dodd Allen Ragan Madden Lincoln State Capitol John E. Coxe Board of Education Capital Press Plaquemines Sam H. Jones E. LaFrance Jones Federal Power Commission Fam H. Jones

Hay fever gag in defense of new drug anthallan

The piece argues that hay fever sufferers face mockery and irritation during peak season. It praises anthallan for potentially ending allergies and reducing social friction, envisioning a world with fewer sneezes and more harmony as August and September pass.

S. Burton Heath Goodness Anthallan

Alive or dead I am here till the bell ends

Henry McLemore writes in a spoofing, self mockery style about aging and the fate of boxers Joe Louis and Billy Conn. He jokes about doctors reports on reflexes blood pressure and stamina while imagining his own possible demise if examined. The piece ends with a quip about perfume and Molotov.

New York Medical Joe Louis Billy Conn Yankee Stadium Joe Billy Louis Tiffany Conn Connie

Curious Q and A on historical origins and terms

A quiz of quick facts asks where bock beer gets its name from Eimbeck Germany and notes its fame. It traces double-entry bookkeeping to 11th century Italian mercantile cities. It states Field Marshal Montgomery's title is Viscount. It explains "brick" origin from Plutarch via Lycurgus calling soldiers the walls of Sparta. It mentions 2 4 D solution kills irritant plantain for hay fever relief.

Eimbeck Einbeck Germany W. H. P. Phyfe Italy Plutarch Lycurgus Sparta

Our Children By Angelo Patri

A civic essay urges structured vacation routines for children ages from early childhood to adolescence. It argues for planned work, play, and supervision to prevent idleness and foster growth, with a call to involve youths in useful tasks under guidance. It notes a 1942 43 tax allocation feature and mentions balloon borne instruments from the University of Chicago.

Angelo Patri c/o Monroe News-Star P. O. Box Station New York 19 The Bell Syndicate, Inc University of Chicago Laboratories

Molten Metal Jet as Aircraft Armament Concept

An ordnance spokesman describes a high speed molten metal jet weapon for aircraft. At 25 000 feet per second the stream would pierce armor and strike rockets, outpacing bullets and sound. The design envisions a rocket released by radar guided or electronic guidance, followed by the molten metal jet.

Survivors Of Fatal Crash To Return To Monroe Home

Miss Opal Elmore Monroe beauty shop operator and Donald Bryan Kelso Washington who were injured in a West Feliciana auto truck crash that killed her fiancé and his brother Lt Royal J Bryan will be brought to the Elmore home 405 Calypso street Wednesday night from Lady of the Lake Hospital Baton Rouge in Hixson ambulance. Mrs Edith Bryan Donalds mother will accompany and stay in Monroe during his convalescence.

Opal Elmore Monroe Donald Bryan Kelso, Wash West Feliciana Parish Royal J Jack) Bryan Selman Elmore Calypso Street Lady of the Lake Hospital Baton Rouge Hixson Young Bryan Edith Bryan Bryan Kelso Donald

Radio Schedule Highlights From KNOE Listings

A dense log of daily KNOE programming from morning to sign off including Local News, NBC network feeds, music variety shows, sports scores, and special guests. Notable items include The Carr Brothers, Louis Prima, Frank Sinatra, Band and Navy performances, and Drew Pearson Column.

NBC Carr Brothers New York St. John AP News Fred Waring Chamber of Commerce Art van Damme U. S. Navy Band Carolyn Gilbert Robt. McCormick Drew Pearson Hawaii Louisiana Ramblers Novatime Southland King Cole Leibert Cal John McVane NBL American Library Association Spotlight al Donahue Orch John W. Vandercoox Warde Donavan H. V. Kaltenborn Louis Prima League of Women Voters Manhattan the Dunninger You Frank Sinatra The Citizens Committees Carmen Cavallero Romberg Chesterfield Supper Club Harkness Washington Musicana Hollywood

Radio Schedule Fragment Shows Day's Lineup And Hosts

A dense list of radio programs and hosts spans the day from early morning to midnight. Entries include Good Yawning, News segments with Martin Agronsky and John B Kennedy, Talk shows like Breakfast Club and Dr Talks It Over, musical programs and orchestras such as Vaughan Monroe and Gene Krupa, and closing items like News Summary and Casino Gardens Orch.

Bill Nettles Cliff Edwards Martin Agronsky Breakfast Club Betty Crocker Listening Post Tom Brenneman Kellogg Ted Malone Ed Miller Bankhage al Tracy Vaughn Monroe John B. Kennedy George Byron al Pearce Jack Berch Morton Downey Hop Harrigan Terry & the Pirates Dick Tracy Jack Armstrong Count Bassie Sum & Abner the O'Neill Dr. Talks George Hicks Harry Wismer Ed Sullivan Eugenie Baird Rex Maupin Alvino Rey Casino Gardens Orch Gene Krupa ABC

Radio Schedule for KWKH Shreveport Station

A dense listing of day and night programming across KWKH Shreveport with CBS network shows, local features, farm news, and musical acts. Notable entries include Harmie Smith, Melody Ranch Boys, The Sunshine Boys, Cinderella Inc, and The Second Mrs Burton along with several news and talk segments.

Patsy & Her Buckaroos Harmie Smith Ark CBS Evelyn Winters Kate Smith Helen Dr. Malone Mrs. Burton Quincy Howe the News Basil O'Connor B. Henry Night Life Ned Calmer Jack Smith Buffalo Carmen Cavallero Les Brown

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