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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1946

Page

4

Hollywood Publicity Rages Over Skelton Stunt Claims

Jimmie Fidler questions a publicity item claiming Red Skelton must be run over by a car and fall from heights in Merton of the Movies. He argues fans know stunt men handle such feats and mocks the era of rumor driven publicity. The column recalls other Hollywood items from Ramrod location to Haas and Dunsmoor to Gable Crawford.

Hollywood Red Skelton Merton Skelton Nevada Jimmie Fidler High Sierra Joe Zion Park Freston Foster Rory Calhoun Bevery Tyler Woman's Home Companion Hugo Haas Czechoslovakia Prague Haas Ivan Hans Sterling Hayden Santa Barbara Claire Trevor Cylos Dunsmoor California Paul Henreid Mervyn LeRoy Clark Gable Joan Crawford Chaplin Pictures Charlie Greta Garbo Rickey Jordan

How To Call The WS Star Or Morning World After 7 PM

The Monroe News Star presents guidance for reaching its WS Star or Morning World edition by telephone after 7 p m Daily except Sunday. The paper asserts independence and impartial reporting.

Morning World The Monroe News-Star

Bowles Sees Veto Path To Stable Prices And Risky Amendments

Bowles warns if Congress delivers an inadequate inflation bill a presidential veto may trigger another year of price and rent controls. He lists "booby trap" amendments that could unleash higher prices and labor unrest, and highlights six problematic changes affecting textiles, meat, and enforcement. Senate and House members press to extend price controls while keeping talks secret and awaiting final decisions.

Commerce Wallace Labor Schwellenbach Bowles Congress Truman House Senate OPA Agriculture Department Secretary of Agriculture Spence Kentucky Richard H. Field

National campaigns to hinge on local issues in 1946 races

Washington column argues national parties will focus on candidate viability rather than issues. It notes Republicans seek House control and Senate gains while Democrats aim to resist, with national committees backing winnable incumbents across districts such as Illinois. Local issues will drive close contests, including in Maine’s history.

Washington House of Representatives Senate Illinois Jessie Sumner National Committee House

Faith in Court Holds Steady After Jackson Black Controversy

A Washington columnist argues public faith in the Supreme Court remains intact despite the Jackson Black dispute and court feuds. The piece notes historic impeachments and political shifts, urging steadiness in the judiciary and recalling American confidence in other institutions.

Justice Jackson Justice Black Germany Washington Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court Samuel Chase Republic Congress Roosevelt Boston Red Sox Ship of State

New York City Declares Its Greatest Drawback Old Friends

Henry McLemore reflects on returning to New York and finds the city’s charm unchanged but aging reshapes friendships. He recalls spotting a Houston acquaintance whose hair gray, a reminder that middle age spares no one and old friends can feel like mirrors of time.

New York London Paris Budapest Rome Sydney Judy O'Grady House of Morgan Houston George Jean Charleston Ol’ Henry Wellsbach

Questions and Answers on World Figures and Practices

A quiz style summary covers Constantin Tsaldaris as Premier of Greece, Venezuela’s Romulo Betancourt, and the pay of a Chinese private. It notes hydroponics in Ascension Island and early dry cleaning origins in the mid eleventh century with a benzene solvent and separate garment cleaning.

Japan Ascension Island Mid- Atlantic Equator

Three candidates enter Richland Parish clerk race in 1951

In Richland Parish three candidates announce for clerk of court. Incumbent N. J. McConnell faces J. C. Boies of Mangham and J. C. Salmon of Rayville who also serves as parish treasurer. Salmon announced this week his bid for the office as the others had done earlier. A separate camp Ki-Re-Li court of honor awarded 100 merit badges to 32 of 118 boys.

Richland Parish N. J. McConnell J. C. Boies Mangham J. C. Salmon Rayville Salmon Camp Ki-Re-Li Calvin la Blue Monroe J. A. Ball, Jr Alto Vincent Scurria Tallulah Ed Freeman Jimmy Ball L. Mallett Baskin Maurice de

Radio Schedule Listings With NBC Local Segments

Broadcast timetable details KNOE and NBC programs across day and night slots. Includes musical variety, news, sports, dramas, and hourlong features with call letters, start times, and program titles.

Radio Schedule Fragment From Local Station Listing

A fragmented listing shows a day's radio programming with call letters KMLB 1440 and a sequence of shows, news, music, and talks across ABC and Local affiliations. Several programs include Good Yawning Loca, News Local, and various band and orchestra segments with times shown in a dense, OCR-like stream.

Bill Nettles Cliff Edwards NBC Martin Agronsky ABC Weather Report Breakfast Club Betty Crocker Tom Brenneman Kellogg Ted Malone Loca Il Ed Miller Playboys Bankhage Lenny Dunham Neva Luca Frankie Carle John B. Kennedy George Byron A Pearce Jack Berch Our Singing Land Morton Downey Hop Harrigan Terry & the Pirates Dick Tracy Jack Armstrong Rainbow Trio Lum & Abner Earl Godwin Harry Wismer S Morgan News of Tomorrow Ron Perry Orch Terrace Room Orchestra Gerard Wilson Orch

Scouts Advance From Second to First Class in Local Troops

Veries, Troop 38 Newellton and Lawrence Green Troop 38 Newellton rise to first class from second. Others advancing include Martin Hernler Troop 62 Alto Howard Hunt Troop 63 Monroe Charles Malone Troop 77 Tallulah B M Gladdis Troop 62 Alto Jack Binion Troop 62 Alto George Bread Troop 33 Monroe.

Army efforts to entertain soldiers at posts

The army provides broad recreational facilities at every post to entertain soldiers in off duty hours, describing full-range leisure options and efforts to improve morale.

Army

Truman veto option discussed for OPA extension

Pepper told a reporter that if Mr. Truman vetoes, Congress may pass a short term OPA continuation in unchanged form. He said a different psychology could emerge than when the Senate defeated his continuation proposal 52 to 17.

Senate House Truman Pepper Congress

Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Historic Page

A fragmented crossword puzzle listing with clues and partial phrases across topics such as labels, unity, fowl, musical measures, notes, Greek letters, Great Lakes, frequent words, and various everyday terms. The readable items hint at common crossword entries like Bunch, kind of starch, employ, shred, handle, order of architecture, acid in apples, and early English money.

Island of the West Indies God of Harden

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