MEMO TO THE OLDEST STAFF MEMBER FROM JIMMIE FIDLER
Hollywood gossip note reflects on discrimination claims and recognitions for various fathers in the New Yorker feature. It jokes about an ideal three quarters bald father and other themed father roles as the staffer chimes in with humor. The column weaves in industry tidbits about USC tennis, Perry Como, Lucille Ball’s swordfish tale, and Harve y on stage.
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Hollywood
New Yorker
America
Desert
Island
Jimmie Fidler
Gadzooks
Niine
USC
Gilbert Shea
California
Shirley Temple
Simartie
RKO
MGM
Perry Como
Lucille Ball
Clifton Webb
Harvey
Philadelphia
Ruth Warrick
Frank Morgan
Honolulu
Frank
Morgan
Elena Verdugo
Jack Benny
King Brothers
Daily Siesta
Hollywood Glamour Faces Brace and Busy Stars
Yvonne De Carlo may wear a metal and leather neck brace for three months to correct a vertebrae condition, choosing private wear over public display. David Niven weighs leaving his bride and two children for The Scarlet Pimpernel, while studio costs for exes complicate plans. Myrna Dell teases Jimmy Stewart with nine pictures of Ann Blyth, and Ty Power’s schedule shifts delay European plans. Olivia De Havilland battles poison oak tests for The Heiress, Tom Mix’s western village set is slated for wrecking, and John Garfield’s company eyes Broadway and TV ventures with Cops Wear Skirts option.
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Hollywood
Yvonne de Carlo
Yvonne
David Niven
London
David
Warner
Sam Goldwyn
Myrna Dell
Jones Beach
Jimmy Stewart
Ann Blyth
Myrna
Ronald Reagan
Cedric Hardwicke
England
Tom Mix
Jane Nigh
John Lindsay
Twentieth Century-Fox
Helena Sorell
King Features Syndicate
Michael Raymond
Robert Musel
Eagle - Lion
T- Men
Eve Arden
R-K-O
Jane Greer
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Film Features Syndicate, Inc
Questioning Soviet Role in UN Palestine Truce Observers
Editorial argues for Soviet inclusion among UN truce observers in Palestine. It contends Russia’s abstention blocks a potential thaw with the United States and Britain, warns that denying partnership risks peace, and urges finding common ground with the Kremlin rather than widening the breach.
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Palestine
Russia
Security Council
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
United Kingdom
Washington
Moscow
Holy Land
Kremlin
New York City Shame Over Pinball Ban Sparks Exercise Debate
Henry McLemore argues New York’s pinball ban harms health and civic spirit. He claims pinball offered cheap, accessible exercise, likening it to a loss of vigor and urban vitality, while noting the column is a joking take on the issue.
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New York City
New York
Central Park
Brooklyn Bridge
Iowa
O'Dwyerville -On -the-Hudson
Our Children by Angelo Patri
A school story shows Rosie's constant asking of her mother before every action limiting her social life. Teasing remarks from peers reveal teen group dynamics and the value of independence. Dr Patri’s baby growth leaflet P-23 is promoted for readers seeking practical information.
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Patri
Station 6
New York 19
N. Y
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Hoover on recreation to curb crime and youths’ future
A speaker advocates government funding for nationwide recreation facilities to disarm crime, arguing that better access to sun, sea, stars, and clean air would reduce pin-ball machines and the murky surroundings of vice. He cites J Edgar Hoover on preventing crime through wholesome leisure.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Mr. Hoover
FBI
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Mrs J Borden Harriman Leads Social Set In Washington
Washington society note profiles Mrs J Borden Harriman former U S Minister to Norway now 77 and active as president of the Woman's National Democratic club. She plans a $10,000 fire proofing fund and a large garden party at her estate Uplands with Democratic leaders, tea for cabinet wives, and entertainment. The article recounts Uplands history from 1774 and Harriman’s WWII escape from Oslo and receipt of the Grand Cross of the Order of St Olav.
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Washington
J. Borden Harriman
U. S
Norway
Woman's National Democratic Club
District of Columbia
Philadelphia
Ryan
Harriman
Daisy
Uplands
Potomac
Georgetown
Foxhall
England
King George
Capitol
Andrew Jackson
Daniel Webster
Oslo
Haakon
the Order of St. Olav
Thunderstorm Drowns Choir as Tempest Hymn Echoes
Severe weather interruped services at the Methodist Church in Shickley Nebraska. A thunderstorm reached its height during the choir performance of Master the Tempest is Raging, producing dramatic sound effects for the congregation.
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Shickley
Neb
UOHS Quiz Q and A Highlights From Gladys Parkes
A collection of Q and A items covers Saint Patrick’s explanation of the Trinity, the 1619 introduction of enslaved Africans to Jamestown, the 1911 raising of the Maine wreck, a note on air weight via atmospheric pressure, and Virginia as the Mother of States with seven states carved from its original territory including Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Kentucky and West Virginia.
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Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kentucky
West Virginia
Filibuster Continues Over Louisiana Insurance Bill
Sen Oliver challenges the bill as Sen Gardiner pushes to calendar it. Gardiner plans to meet with Wade O. Martin Jr and colleagues to resolve the dispute. If Oliver quits the senate the chamber may also tackle a three cent a pack cigarette tax, seen as Gov Long’s final revenue measure adding about 9 million annually toward over 30 million.
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Lessley P. Gardiner
Opelousas
Gardiner
Oliver
Wade O. Martin, Jr
Senate
Bastrop
Earl K. Long
Grand Jury Opens Special Session in Thin Details
The grand jury met in special session at 10 a m to follow Judge Garrett and address any matters before them. Eleven jurors entered private deliberations at 10 30 a m. Sheriff Grant said the missing juror W J Sherrouse Jr could not be served. No reason for the session or topics were given.
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David S. Garrett
Edward L. Gladney, Jr
Guy Gannaway
J. D. Green
Fred Stone
Henry H. Hinkle
George Tidwell
Charles P. Brogan
Larry R. Henry
Joe R. Fuller
O. L. McCleary
C. S. Foster
E. B. Shaver
Bailey Grant
W. J. Sherrouse, Jr
Building permits issued for homes and stands in city
Permits granted to J. C. Markowski and A. L. Robert to erect a dwelling at 1601 South First street for 4800 dollars with day labor. W. M. Hale approved to erect a bait stand at 1707 1/2 DeSiard street for 150 dollars with owner as contractor.
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J. C. Markowski
A. L. Robert
South First Street
W. M. Hale
DeSiard Street
Births at St Francis Sanitarium Colfax and West Monroe
Mr and Mrs Richard Monroe Smith of Colfax announce the birth of a son Richard Marvin on June 22. Mr and Mrs James John Graham Jr of West Monroe announce a daughter Patricia Gladys on June 19.
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St. Francis Sanitarium
Richard Monroe Smith
Colfax
Richard Marvin
James John Graham, Jr
West Monroe
Patricia Gladys
Change of Venue Sought in Bone Case in Brookhaven
Defense attorneys for Luther Bone charged with shooting Brookhaven police seek a venue change as trial opens. District Attorney McClaren says Judge Guynes may rule today on the motion. The state alleges Bone and accomplices fired as officers confronted them during a February break in. Brister and Watts have recovered and will testify.
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Brookhaven
Miss
Luther Bone
L. S. McClaren
J. F. Guynes
McClaren
Homer Pittman
FE. C. Carlow
Lincoln County
Bone
Wiley C. Brister
Leroy P. Watts
Brister
Watts
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Coleman dies in Calhoun
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr and Mrs H H Coleman of Calhoun Louisiana were held at 2 p m Thursday at Calhoun Cemetery under the direction of Hall Funeral Home. He is survived by his parents and his maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs R W Watson of Calhoun.
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H. H. Coleman
Calhoun, la
Calhoun Cemetery
Hall Funeral Home
R. W. Watson
Two Men Charged With Drunk Driving In Monroe
Monroe police arrested Hilborn McGowen of route three and Grady L. Brooks of Chatham early Thursday. Both men face operating a motor vehicle while under the influence charges, placed under $300 bonds, and slated for city court Friday.
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Monroe
Hilborn McGowen
Route Three
Grady L. Brooks
Chatham
District Attorney Previews Penalty for Weapon Charge
The district attorney said the weapon charge tied to the case carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison, outlining the potential severity of the accusation and prompting heightened caution in legal proceedings.
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Tery
Mysterious Biblical word and assorted crossword clues
A scan of a crossword puzzle page listing across and down clues with various wordplay prompts. Includes biblical terms, musical intervals, geography notes, and common nouns. the grid fills unknowns from supplied clues.
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Lake
Canal Zone
Monroe man Chester Porter jailed on disturbing the peace
Chester Porter aged 25 of Monroe was arrested by county sheriff deputies late Wednesday and jailed on disturbing the peace charges. Bond had not been set by Thursday morning.
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Chester Porter
Monroe
Sheriff Department
Hastings man loses dashboard cigarette lighter in roadside mishap
A Hastings resident habitually lit cigarettes with matches until a new dashboard lighter tempted him. He plugged it in lit a cigarette, then tossed the lighter out the window. A roadside search failed to locate the missing lighter.
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Hastings
Neb
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