Glamour Girls and Publicity in Hollywood Gossip
Janmie fidler comments on Hollywood publicity and "ordinary" жизнь glamour girls. The piece notes equal anatomy, similar education, and shared backgrounds among stars and unsung sisters, criticizing press agents and public image crafting. It weaves in anecdotes about Bogart, Dietrich, Grable, McLaglen, and others, plus a quip about a kiss on the set and a massage on backstage whimsy.
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Hollywood
Jane Star
Carmen Dewdrop
Invasion Watch: Axis Warning Broadcast Be Ready for French
Max Hill reports that June 22 passed without Allied action though Axis radio claimed an invasion would occur in Europe. A BBC broadcast to France urged readiness and action, aligning with French pleas eight months earlier for timely Allied notice to aid preparations.
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Max Hill
Axis
Europe
British Broadcasting Company
France
inter-Allied High Command
Washington In Wartime Prophet of Paducah visits again
Irvin S Cobb the "sourpuss humorist" returns to Washington after ten years and riffs on wartime perception. He jokes about air in Congress and mocks the bustle of Union Station. Secretary Knox discusses a second front while Russia weighs in on Pacific strategy, hinting at closer U.S. Soviet cooperation as Cobb recalls past war reporting.
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Irvin S. Cobb
Paddy
Cobb
Ber
Congress
France
Europe
Holland
Belgium
BBC
Knox
Moscow
Stis
Keox
Far East
Russia
Pacific
Eddie Rickenbacker
Siwiiay
Henry L. Stimson
Kremlin
William HA. Standley
Molo
Union Station
Prophet
Paducah
Pearl Ha
Hulk
Alice Roosevelt
Longworth
Gian
United States
Zola
Hugo
Tolatet
New York urges sprouted soy beans for wartime diet
An emergency food commission urges substituting sprouted soy beans for meat due to grain shortages. It warns animal populations will be culled, raising shortages of milk eggs butter lard and meat. Hoover warns of scarce animal feed and reduced domestic consumption, while multiple federal agencies hinder coherent action. Brazil expands coffee planting as postwar hopes rise. A handbag gun raises calls for disarmament.
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New York States Emergency Food Commission
Dewey
Herbert Hoover
Mother Hubbard
Mr. Hoover
Agriculture
OPA
Lend- Lease
Army
Navy
Manpower Commission
WPB
Dunkirk Daydreams at English Derby Sanity Lost on Gorse Lanes
A narrator recounts a chaotic journey from the English Derby toward London, describing fatigue, hunger, and a string of misadventures. He laments backing a luckless horse, jokes about Rhode Island governorship, and notes a tout’s loyalty as they scrape along on scant resources, with vivid scenes from Newmarket and Churchill Downs.
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Newmarket
London
Dunkirk
Black Beauty
Rhode Island
Churchill
Santa Anita
Belmont
Fair Grounds
Alt
Merlin
Ian
London Times
Malta
Our Children by Angelo Patri discusses temptation and growth
The piece argues that temptation is universal and that blame lies in resisting, not yielding. It urges parents to explain costs of risky fun to youths, model vulnerability, and foster healthy joy. It promotes obedience training from babyhood and offers Patri’s booklet for purchase via Monroe News-Star.
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Fee
Angelo Patri
Monroe News-Star
Postoffice
Station O
New York
N. Y
War Time Radio Schedule with Serials and Bands
Radio Eastern War Time schedule lists multiple programs and serials from 6:30 to 11:09 PM including The Jack Armstrong Serial Fever, Captain Midnight repeats, Dancing Music Orchestra, News and War Commentary, and various variety shows. The lineup features Louie Wilner, Jeri Sullavan, Jack Armstrong, Basil, and Billy bands with brief program notes and network corrections noted.
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Howe
Jack Armstrong
Davee
Chicago
Basic Highway Patrol
Farrell
Ncc
Cbha
Nerses
Nbe
Henry Taylor
Dy Quincy Howe
Mbs
Duncan's
Che
Louise Wilner
Bby Dixie
Lulu
Paul Lavalle
Tie—mbe
Orchetra
Jeri Sullavan
Hill Stern
Sie
Lowell
Victor Horge
Blu ‘Stovl
Filton Lewis
Nue Hiarey Jaanes
Johnson Family
Inba Iit
Newsboys
Blu
Easy Aces
California
Kaltenborn
Keen
Mrs. North
Earl Godwin
Sammy Kaye
Red Bacher
Cos
Cal Tinney
Abner Jeria
Sam
Tommy Deartey
Manhattan
Jim Ameche
Blu Jean Hersholt
Christian
M &55
Eddie Cantor
Dinah
John Freedom
Ulu Lionel Barrymore
Muchel Heatter
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Harry Wiemer
Bia
Kay Kyeer
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Raymond Gram Swipe
bin Theat
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Hughes
Gracie Melde
Bdia Dance Orchestra
Morten Gould
Dhe
Alee Templeton
Radice Porum
Paul Schubert
Danceing Music Orchestra
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Quick kitchen fix and historic prime ministers
Add a few drops of vinegar to sweet milk to imitate sour milk. William Ewart Gladstone served four terms as prime minister between 1868 and 1892, ahead of Stanley Baldwin and Neville Chamberlain. A nuncupative will is an oral will made by a soldier.
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William Ewart Gladstone
Stanley Baldwin
Neville Chamberlain
Broadcast Schedule Fragments and City Government Note
A dated timetable lists radio programs and times from KWKH and local CBS slots, showing music, news, and variety segments. It ends with a civics quiz about the city manager form of government and an etiquette question on cabinet addressing.
Camden to Land $1.5 Million Continental Bag Plant
Camden Ark preparing for a new $1,500,000 Continental Bag company plant to use materials from Industrial Paper mill, boosting payroll and commercial activity. Camden Chamber of Commerce aided the project as officials seek state funding to sustain health and civic services across the area amid rising farm dusting operations and boll weevil infestation reports.
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Camden
Ark
Continental Bag Company
Industrial Paper Company
Arkansas City
Arkansas
Chamber of Commerce of
Shreveport Man Among Wounded in Aleutians
The War Department released names of 305 U S soldiers wounded in action in the Aleutian area. Among them is Private James B. Robertson of Shreveport Louisiana whose brother Nell C Robertson lives on West Maple Street. Also listed is Private Aden B Barnett, mother Mrs Mary C Barnett of Route 4 Waynesboro Mississippi.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Aleutian
James B. Robertson
Nell C. Robertson
West Maple Street
Shreveport
Louisiana
Aden B. Barnett
Mary C. Barnett
Waynesboro
Miss
Missing adoption records at the courthouse and a hidden river bluff
Ann checks the courthouse records with the clerk but Lydia's adoption case is not on file. Gibbs guides Ann to a concealed bluff with a large electric heater and mineral plant. Back at Terrence House, Bert charitably woos Mrs. Fay while Ann endures the unsettling scene and questions the hotel’s schemes.
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Ann
Court House
Gibbs
Grand Gussie
Terrence House
Bert
Sarah
Ann and In the Transition Cooled A Dozen Degrees. “Why Should Miss Harrington
Mrs. Fay
Dr. Renfrew
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