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Fidler Questions Hollywood Stork Lore and Baby News
Jimmie Fider vents on celebrity baby gossip and press stunts in Hollywood. The column contrasts past baby secrecy with modern starlet births and headlines, then replies with attributions about Susan Hayward Linda Darnell Alice Faye Evelyn Keyes and others while noting media appetite for infants and marriages.
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Hollywood
Doe Stork
J. P
Susan Hayward
Dec Stork
Foxy Grandpa
Linda Darnell
20Th Century Fox
Alice Faye
Bea Lillie
India
Charles Vidor
Evelyn Keyes
June Dupre
Jess Barker
Barker
al Jolson
New York
Gail Russell
Peter Lawford
George Sherman
Willard Parker
Larry Parks
Willard Robertson
Parker Wills
Phil Silvers
Italy
Frank Sinatra
Phil
Kettie Frings
Horace Mann
Irene Ryan
Rudy Vallee
Universal
Betty Hutton
Philip Reed
George Brent
Uncle Sam
Philippines
Adele Jergens
Yvonne de Carty
Parcon
Washington In Wartime Inflation Fears Rise in Capital
Washington officials economists and Treasury and White House experts warn of inflation risks as price controls face tests from a Wherry cost plus amendment black markets and farm real estate booms. Rising income savings and pent up demand fuel pressure on OPA and postwar reconversion plans.
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Congress
Department of Agriculture and Treasury
White House
OPA
Lucas
Illinois
Chester Bowles
House
Senate
Agenes
Senator Langer Seeks Navy Uniform Overhaul
North Dakota Senator William Langer urges removing bell-bottom trousers and updating U S navy attire to more modern styles arguing the current dress is outdated borrowed from Britain and harkens to Lord Nelson era while recognizing mixed opinions from traditionalists and reform advocates across ranks.
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William Langer
North Dakota
United States Navy
Langer
Lord Nelson
West Point
Navy
Senator Langer
Senator
Speculation Curbs Proposals In Washington
Speculation curbs on real estate, commodities, and securities are under review in Washington. Proposals include 65 percent down on real estate purchases and 100 percent margin on stocks and commodities to curb inflation and deter short term profits. Government aims to guard postwar prosperity by stabilizing prices while wages remain the key exception.
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Washington
Norwegian Pole Vaulter Hoff Reflects On Nazi Era
In a 1942 Oslo court statement former champion Norwegia n pole vaulter Hoff recalls realizing German cruelty and Nazi stupidity once aware in 1943 of 1940 knowledge. He says if he had known earlier he would not have collaborated with the enemy and criticizes the passive stance of many during Hitler's rise.
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Oslo
Hoff
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Homecoming column from Sgt McLemore reads like a veteran’s memory
Mrs. Henry McLemore recalls Jim’s delayed guest column as a relief and a tribute to service. The piece contrasts harsh wartime hardships with the comfort of a recovered home, describing familiar comforts like a real shower and ice, and noting the Pacific theater grind and soldiers’ endurance.
Our Children and the Sex Education Dilemma
A reflective piece by Angelo Patri argues that sex education starts at home, not school. He urges parents to provide direct age appropriate guidance, warns against street taught lessons, and promotes early, ongoing dialogue using trusted sources and materials.
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Chegsman
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Daily Shows and News
A dense list of radio programs across stations KMLB KNOE and NBC CBS ABC includes morning and daytime music, talk, news, and special segments. It notes hosts like Morning Mirth and Morning Melodies, with various time slots and program titles such as Treasury Salute World News and Dance Matinee. The schedule shows many named programs, performers, and interleaved news summaries.
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The
Sunshine Boss
Barly
CBS Morning News
CBS
News
Odis Echols
Mira
Brest
Jeresane
Karivy Rivers
Mystics
Marian Agiinsay
Valant Lady
Time & Ties
Mwar
Light
Ceres
East & Poly
Evelyn Wintes
Soho Onee Cpa A Teame
Wwocs
Muse
Reyer Leva
Morhong Meladies
Congress
Mountaseeras
Treasury
Baxter Quartette
Betty
Bob
Kaute Smith
Listen
Ng Post Tas Brod Warug and
NBC
Big S.ster
Tom Brentemsus
Jimny Dorssy
Mrrion
Joe Ted Macone
Dennis Day
NBC —World Wids
Bala
Morgan Meals
Mere Botts
Beaser
John BH
Kenidy
Neasig
House of Eves Gabies
Ethel and Albert
ABC
Fisteat
American School of the Au
Ntas
Merton Downey
Lessl
Harmie Smith
John Loca
Novesty Syl
Thine Leess
Hop Harrigan
Streecy Gverival
the World Today
Terry and the Pirates
Danny Oneill
Cmareh
Cars
Lea
Mace
American Melody Hour
Harry
Tromas Aby
Bob Btanton
Big Town
Jon Uc
Hoc Oonte
Bill Henry
News Cbs
Lawrence Welss
News of Toworrow
the World At
Bert
Lum
Alan Young
Luca
Orchtatra Bea
Uey Leobardo
Jack Kirkwood Snow
KWRH
Acdtes Bries Truman
Veughin Muccres Orch
Summer Welles
League of Women Voters
Leesi
Janet Planer
Vaughn Monroe
CBA
Buffalo
Tracury Baie Lasa
Jainy Dorsey
Orchestra
Hank D'Amico
Neas Cbs
Lamhattan
NBCI
Protec Locsi
Gts
Chez Partees Orchestra
Savoy Ballroom
NBC 11
Harkness
San Francisco
NHC
Hull Grants Orchestra
NBC Tb
Roy Shield and Company
I C Schedules Change to Improve Passenger Service
New Orleans June 26 The Illinois Central System announces revisions to several air schedules effective July 1 aimed at better passenger comfort. The Chicago New Orleans Panama Limited will slow on curves and hills and speed on straight sections. The Creole northbound from New Orleans to Louisville will arrive 29 minutes earlier to connect with eastern trains. The 264 eastbound will depart Shreveport earlier to link with the Louisiane at Jackson. Overall arrivals and departures at New Orleans are unchanged.
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New Orleans
JW. Stevenson
Stevenson
Louwville
Memphis
Tenn
Washington
Baltamore
Philadelphia
New York
Jackson
Miss
Gas and telephone line projects extend to Monroe area
Short note describes installation of a telephone line to Camp Ki-Ro-Li by Southern Bell and partners. A 1.5 mile line is being strung. Also completed is an 8 and 6 inch high pressure natural gas loop around Monroe, with crossovers pending water subsidence. Williams, superintendent, notes rapid growth driving extensions.
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Southern Bell Telegraph and Telephone Company
Southern Carbon Company
LaDel Oil Properies, Inc
Southern Gas Line, Inc
Camp Ki-Ro-Li
Bow
Leimg
Mounroe
Monerov
West Monsoe
Vo Miller
Sad
Omahota
Ouachita
Fragments Hint at Wartime Pranks and Odd Cravings
A fragmented 1945 piece references a bicycle service in the United States and a vague aside about burps from a fellow who broke the world record for eating fried eggs in one sitting, hinting at wartime humor or anecdotes.
Alec Craig Dies in Hollywood
Alec Craig, veteran character actor of stage and screen, died yesterday after a long illness. A native of Scotland, he had a long stage career and appeared in numerous productions.
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Alec Craig
Hollywood
Ilness Craig
Scotland
Ibn
Chaplin Settles Claim With Arden in Out of Court Settlement
Los Angeles June 26 Radio commentator Robert Arden said he settled a $3500 claim against Charlie Chaplin over a commission on a play purchase and fees for rewriting. The suit was dismissed at Chaplin’s request and Arden said most of the claimed amount was paid. Arden testified for Chaplin in a paternity case where actress Edna Purviance named him as father of daughter Carol Ann.
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Los Angeles
Robert Arden
Charlie Chaplin
Arden
Alcens
All Witness
Chaylain
Oun
Reriy
Carol Ann
47th Bomb Group to Return Home From Italy
The 47th bombardment group of the 2nd Air Force will leave Italy for the United States by the end of June after flying 1,962 missions. It saw action in North Africa and Europe and earned a citation for its work at Kasserine Pass. Commanded by Col Malcolm Green Jr of San Francisco and later by Col Kenneth S Wade of San Diego.
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Rome
2Th Air Force
North Africa
Sudhy Mars
Carsive
France
Austria
United States
Kasserine Pass
Malcam Green
Union Street
San Francisco
Kenneth S. Wade
San Diego
Calif
Father of hero sells nearly a million in war bonds
Washington reports an official of the maritime commission sold personally nearly a million dollars in war bonds in one month in memory of his son killed in action. Howard L. Grimm of Kansas City Missouri led a campaign that raised treasury bond sales toward a national record. The drive, begun May 1, runs through July 7 with corporate sales also rising sharply.
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Washington
Maritime Commission
Treasury
Howard L. Grumm
Konus City
St. Joseph Mo
George Grimm
Ain Dettes
Grimm
Tas
Crossword Puzzle Wordplay From a Stray Page
Scattered clues fill this crossword grid with Across and Down entries. The readable lines include phrases like Not streping and Change Wing, plus several numbered hints such as 12 and 16. The mix features puns, measurements, and odd spellings characteristic of a damaged OCR page from a vintage puzzle.
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