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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1941

Page

4

Hollywood Gossip Roundup Sparks Buzz and Scandals

Jimmie Fidler reports on a flood of Hollywood chatter from Mary Brian's Reno rumors to George Raft directing talks. The column notes Susanna Foster Criticisms, Tom Harmon letters, Katherine Hepburns contract, and Marlene Dietrich army camp dates.

Hollywood Mary Brian Reno George Raft Warners D'jah Colliers Susanna Foster Mickey Rooney Tom Harmon Anita Louise Daffy Harmon Joan Blondell Preston Sturgis Walter Schumann MGM Katherine Grayson Gloria Swansons Carole Landis Jack Payson Honey King Katherine Hepburn George Cukor Constance Bennett Jimmie Fidler Howard Hughes Jack Beutel Seretha Bronson Dallas Texas Jack Benny Chicago Abbott and Costello United States Veterans’ Hospital San Fernando John Ford Rae Collett Marlene Dietrich Phillip Dorn Jean Parker Jean

Dead Man in a Desert Love Confession

In a remote desert camp, Anne and Blaze Sherwood wrestle with desire and destiny. He presses a bond while she resists, while Shaeed mortally slain by soldiers and an eagle watches from the dune as hunger and peril press in. The couple contemplates survival and a future together.

Anne Blaze Sherwood Queen Victoria Pete Mackey Pete Sherwood Mackey Macevey

Power and Responsibility in Labor Unions Rise

The article notes eleven million Americans now belong to labor groups, about 22 percent of workers, up from previous decades. It argues that increasing organized power requires corresponding responsibility from labor leaders and industrial managers alike, citing Disraeli and the idea of power as a trust and stewardship.

Disraeli A. F. of L

Our Children By Angelo Patri

Children under seven should practice talking to build speech. If a child talks excessively from nervous imbalance, calm routines and a children's specialist help. family support and quiet activities, proper meals, and rest reduce symptoms while a clinic plan guides treatment.

Manhattan by George Tucker on New York night clubs

Broadway columnist George Tucker examines the decline and renewal of New York night clubs. He recalls the Prohibition era mob scenes with figures like Legs Diamond, notes fewer hoodlums now, but says clubs like the Rain Bow Room and Twenty-One thrive under legitimate business. He contrasts liquor dangers and high cover charges of the past with today’s safer, popular venues and asks if the thrill is gone.

New York George Tucker Bronx Broadway Diamond Horseshoe Stork el Morocco Monte Carlo Twenty-One The Riviera

Washington Daybook on censorship and defense ads

In Washington Daybook, the writer discusses pressure from the Office of Production Management and military agencies on defense contractors limiting ad messages about possible production shortfalls. The piece contrasts past government behavior with current controls and notes broader waste and graft concerns while recalling World War I lessons. It lists several named individuals and families as present in the source text.

Washington Tis News Office of Production Management Army Navy OPM New Jersey

Plans Formed For YWCA Erection On Campus

Fifteen years ago June 30 1923 plans were set to build a YWCA on the LPI campus with a minimum cost of 15000 dollars. Six thousand nine hundred dollars is on hand from the old gym sale and the legislature will allow its use toward the new building. The rest is expected to be raised. Mrs Thomas Sullivan hosted a country barbecue near Gallion La for Miss Ellen Meagher of Chicago with guests including Mrs Sullivan and daughter Miss Mary Lee Sullivan Gordon Cummings and others.

YW. C. A L. P I Thomas Sullivan Gallion Miss Ellen Meagher Chicago Ill Sullivan Mary Lee Sullivan William Rodriguez Ellen Meagher Gordon Cummings Frances Stubbs Allen Davenport Dorothy

Defense Bond Quiz Promotes Patriot Purchases and Stamps

A flyer explains why to buy a defense bond to keep America free and show pride. It offers alternatives when funds are short by purchasing defense postal stamps, obtainable at post offices banks stores or druggists, and saving to exchange for a bond.

America United States Washington, D. C

Wind Gust Records Sear London Croydon 1929

A gust of wind reaching 81 miles per hour at Croydon in 1929 set the record for the highest wind velocity observed in or near London.

Croydon London

Radio Schedule Brief for Monday June 30

Radio schedule lists programs across networks with time slots from 4:45 pm to 11:00 pm Eastern, noting daylight time changes and last minute network corrections. Featured acts include Jack Armstrong, Three Suns Trio, Captain Midnight, Wings on the Watch, and The Lone Ranger dramas among others with news updates scattered throughout the evening.

Jack Armstrong W. van Dyne Cbs Chicago Rhythm Cbs Dixie Harad Reynolds Longe Dancing Music Nbe Paul Sullivan Cbs-East Cbs-West Lowry Kohler Mbs Paul Douglas Fulton Lewis, Jr Europe Lanny Ross Dhs Chicago Gal Texas Dbs-West Morgan America Mus Dr. Hagen Reyvue Cbs-Basie Boake Carter Elmer Davis Cbs Abe Red Basin St Society Cecil B DeMille Radio Theatre Ebs Gabriel Heatter Mbs-East Guardians of the Gates Nbe-Red News Ted Steele Blue Dancing Music Orchestra Red Harry Kogen Bue Guy Lombardo & His Raymond Gran Swing Blue Mary Small & Variety Midwest Juan Arvizu Blondie Dagwood Che Henry Weber News of the World Nhe Fred Waring Dancing Music Orchestra Ed Hill Dixie Amos Andy Cbs-Mbs Lanny Rose Rot Ebs-West London Radio Newsree

Owen D Young in Milk Price Dispute

The Dairy Farmers Union announces active participation by Owen D Young in a planned milk shipment stoppage into the Metropolitan New York market over price. Young will withhold his farm milk and may join meetings with distributors to seek a $3 per hundredweight price, backed by a union with about 23 000 members in New York Vermont and Pennsylvania.

Owen D. Young Utica N. Y Dairy Farmers Union New York Young General Electric Company Board Vermont Pennsylvania

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