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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1946

Page

10

Chiquitica Demonstrates Rhythms for Miami Beach Visitors

Latin American dance expert Chiquitica, famed in New York and Florida clubs, keeps beachgoers focused on the dance as she performs rhumba steps at Miami Beach resorts. Her lively demonstration features rolls, writhes, shuffles and shakes with rhythm accents and a splash of Ai Ai.

Chiquitica New York Florida Miami Beach Fla

Lumbermen fight OPA suits over lumber shortages

Pacific coast lumbermen denounce an Office of Price Administration move to sue 40 companies across California Oregon Washington and Arizona seeking 9 043 530 in treble damages for alleged violations tied to 65 649 123 board feet of lumber The suits target practices like diversions re sawing and over cutting and are backed by U S Attorney General Tom Clark and Congress funds with investigations expanding in the West.

San Francisco Office of Price Administration OPA California Oregon Washington Arizona Aberdeen Wash Henry W. Anderson Twin Harbors Lumber Co Northwest Twin Harbors Lumber Company CPA R. G. Robbins R. G. Robbins Lumber Co Portland Donald D. Baldwin Mauk Seattle Lumber Co Ralph Golub U. S Tom Clark Congress

Board Refuses Pay Cut for Louisville Livestock Firm

Washington reports the Wage Stabilization Board refused to approve a pay cut for eight employees of a Louisville Kentucky livestock commission firm. The decision adds another note in ongoing wage stabilization disputes and raises questions about compensation levels within the industry.

Washington Wage Stabilization Board Louisville, Ky Livestock Commission

Board blocks wage cuts for Brooks-Metcalf firm amid reconversion fears

Public and labor members of the national board refused to let Brooks-Metcalf reduce monthly wages from 225 to 125 dollars, despite overtime options for 1945 earnings. Dissenting industrial members warned the ruling harms small business during reconversion and could force layoffs or closure. The decision notes the stabilization act governs both higher and lower pay. The piece also mentions a plastic fly swatter scenting the air and notes historical tidbits about Panama Canal Zone occupation and Cuba railroad ownership.

Dustry National Board Brooks-Metcalf and Company WSB Earl N. Cannon A. Colman Barrett

Novel of La. in July Issue

Ferriday Louisiana June 27 Special The July issue of The Ladies Home Journal features a lead novel Purgatory Street by Concordia parish author Roman McDougald from Clayton near Ferriday The piece notes the book will be published soon by Simon and Schuster and highlights McDougalds background in mathematics psychology at Tulane University his Hollywood offers and radio writing work The article also mentions his amateur hypnosis hobby and the local pride in his growing literary success.

Ferriday Ladies’ Home Journal Purgatory Street Roman McDougald Concordia Parish Clayton Simon and Schuster New York McDougald Tulane

Personal Finance Co. Loans From 25 To 900 On Signature

Innocent tone assures customers that 4 of 5 loan requests are approved at Personal Finance Co. Loans range from 25 to 900 based on signature or collateral such as furniture or auto. No need to notify friends or employers. friendly, fast service offered weekdays 9 to 5 at floor Bernhardt Building.

Personal Finance Co Floor Bernhardt

Airline supply lines show fragile ties to transatlantic routes

Fragmentary notes indicate international runs from the United States to England and Ireland face losses of up to five pounds per trip. The text mentions stewardesses and the use of ox-hair plaster as a binding medium, signaling wartime material constraints.

Ternational Unite States England Ireland

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