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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1951
Page
10
A dense list of crossword clues across and down covering diverse terms from animals and foods to nautical terms and abstract ideas. Includes hints like Distant Command to a cat and Southern constellation with numerous numbered entries and wordplay prompts.
In Jonesville on June 25 special notice says Catahoula taxes will be lower this year with five school district taxes reduced from last year’s millage. One new tax for Harrisonburg school improvements and one road district tax increase were approved. Consolidated district Nos. 2 1 12 25 and 5 and road district No. 3 are cited with mill changes.
In Hollywood the Japanese star Shirley Yamaguchi says GIs taught kissing for films and Japan has begun to include kiss scenes though public displays remain rare. She notes Hollywood methods differ from Japanese practice and recalls filming East is East with Don Taylor while describing delays and studio norms.
Eastern Local Time indicates hour shifts for different regions with subtractions for central and mountain zones. The note warns stations may alter relay times to fit local schedules and that last minute program changes are not included.
Monday June 25 evening lineup lists 6:00 to 11:00 schedule across networks. Programs include News for 15 Minutes Abe Ebs East Kiddies Hour Beulah's News Commentary Jack Smith Show Dinner Date and more with CBS MBS and other networks.
A broadcast listing outlines hourly programs on MBS and local channels from 1:00 to 1:00. It includes sports scores, news, church programming, music shows, mystery and crime programs, and orchestral performances with times and titles.
A local radio programming grid shows 7:00 Man From Homicide through 12:00 Sine Local aBe ABC with music segments, news briefs, and talk shows. Notable entries include Ralph Flanagan ABC at 9:00, Tomorr ow Morning Headlines Local 10:00, and multiple orchestra segments on ABC.
The slate lists Kilocycles programming from 3:00 to 1:05 with segments like World Sports Musical Briefs and Lux Radio Theatre. Notable shows include Saddle Serenade Beulah Murrow Hollywood Star Playhouse Arthur Godfrey and My Friend Irma. Local news segments close the day.
The listing shows a radio afternoon lineup including Melodies for Milady The Woman in My House Little League game Pete's Pop Parade and scores segments. It also notes programs Morgan Beatty One Man's Family and Band of America with news and sign offs.
A list of radio program times and titles includes Kitccycle at 8 45 and Dean Cameron at 3 00 with segments Welcome to Hollywood Vesper Period U P News and World News headlines featuring sports and music slots across the day. The lineup notes multiple 5 minute and 15 minute segments along with top 20 countdowns and Headline Edition.
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Jimmie Fidler reports Hollywood guilds may reject salary cuts up to fifty percent for earnings over 500 a week. He argues the star system is outdated and studios will favor one big name plus younger actors at lower pay, reshaping film personnel. The piece cites current shifts in casting and industry publicity.
The House approved limits on filling vacancies to slow staffing in most government jobs as part of spending bills for the next fiscal year. If similar cuts pass the Senate, taxpayers could save about 500 million dollars. Bills finance agencies for the year starting July 1, with emergency funding to keep operations until regular appropriations arrive.
Washington reports a clash between President Truman and Congress over blanket cuts to appropriation bills. An unnamed administration source says Truman will veto any bill that imposes uniform cuts, urging targeted reductions in specific areas to avoid harming essential services. Senate has approved roughly ten percent cuts in personnel items on two regular appropriation bills affecting the labor department and related agencies.
Funeral services were scheduled for late today at the Doud family home in Denver. Mrs. Eisenhower and Mrs. Doud had flown in from Paris yesterday in the general's plane for the services.
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