Hollywood Chatter on Neuro-Psychopathic Soldiers and Screen Life
Ex-sergeant labeled neuro-psychopathic faces career hurdles after mental ward stay. Hollywood damsels and stars are teased in a round of anecdotes, from Veronica Lake's trout tale to Bruce Cabot’s Greek banknotes and Ray Milland’s praise for a drunken performance.
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Hollywood
Uncle Sam
MGM
Dorothy Morris
Frances Dee
John Carradine
Walter Pidgeon
Sonny Tufts
Susanna Foster
Wallace Beery
Adolphe Menjou
Humphrey Bogart
Mayo Mothot
Veronica Lake
Susie Slagle
High Sierras
Sonny
Miss Lake
Tufts
Veronica
Paramount Property Department
Sally O'Rourke
Paramount
Bruce Cabot
Esx
American Air Forces
Cairo
Cabot
Greece
Ray Milland
the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Fragmentary AP notice and advertising contacts
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions the Associated Press rights and republication limitations. It lists Branham Co as national advertising representatives with offices in multiple cities and includes stray figures like 800 4300.
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Associated Press
Branham CO
National
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Dallas
Detroit
St Louis
Kansis City
Sanfrancisco
Los Angeles
War Today analyzes Allied plans for Rhine crossing and Antwerp opening
The piece argues the weekend saw gains in southwest Holland and heavy bombing near Cologne Arnhem as Allied high command prepares a major drive. Antwerp’s opening and Rhine defenses shape the timing, with Hitler rushing West Bank fortifications to delay the assault.
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Holland
Antwerp
Belgium
Scheldt
Cologne-Arnnhem
Hitler
Reich
Rhine
Lkely
United Nations
Veritas
Peunta
Ruhr
Te Saar
Aidivuen
Silesia
RiCat
Czechiaslovakia
Five Engineering Societies Outline Postwar German Industry Plan
Five national engineering societies propose a program to curb Germany’s postwar production by restricting synthetic oil nitrogen and its compounds heavy forgings and high alloy steels aluminum and aircraft. They urge limiting imports of strategic metals and ore and recommend technical experts join the U.S. peace delegation to shape industrial policy before the conference. The aim is to dampen Hitler’s war rhetoric and foster peace.
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Hull
Germany
Hitler
Veterans get help from Owens-Illinois in easing reintegration
Congress has passed benefits for returning veterans but more help is needed. Owens-Illinois leads with informal tutoring and refresher courses for ex soldiers in sales and junior executive roles. Plant managers send personal letters to eligible workers before discharge, and veterans coordinators assist on return with new skills and adjustments. This groundwork aids reintegration and may reduce the reserve shock of civilian life.
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Congress
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Meits
Owens-Ilkinown
Reserve
Postal Card Musings Reflect Hotel Life and Quirks
A humorous note from Henry McLemore about sending free postal cards while traveling. The writer jokes about weather, pretending to enjoy trips, time-asking at the desk, and imagined butcher conversations. The piece shifts to odd reflections on American manners and a stray jab at wartime memories.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Jax
Radio Schedule Fragment Signals 1930s NBC NBCDramas
A dense radio programming list shows KNOE and NBC stations with dance matinees news and musical segments. Various acts and personalities such as Landt Trio Ted Steece McCarthy Drew Pearson Bill Bedgood Glenn Miler and Horace Heidt’s Orchestra are listed alongside NBC News and Talk segments.
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Landt
Nbci
Glenn Miler Lova
Ladie
Carolyn Gilbert
H. V. Kaltenborn
NBC
Selman Field
Alen Roth
Voice of
Firestone
Justice Byrnes
Bill Bedgood Laval
Lee Reiser
Horace Heidt
Washington
NBC O Record
Louwis
KWKH Shreveport Radio Schedule Fragment
A partial KWKH Shreveport listing shows 1130 kilocycles frequency with a scattered array of program names and hosts. Items include Morning, News Headlines, musical segments, and theater interludes with various personalities such as Raymond Scott and Hedda Hopper coverage.
Radio Eastern War Time Program Schedule Changes
Radio programming shifts due to late network corrections note potential changes for political broadcasts. The schedule lists drama serials, news reports, musical shows, and a mix of repeats across time slots from 45 to 10:30 with various hosts and orchestras.
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MYWT
Dbs
Quincy Howe
Bea Hound
Terry
Lyn Murray
Tim Healy
Dick Trary
Chick Carter
Jeri Sullavan
Cha Jack Armstrong
Superman
Lowell Thomas
Newsrast
World News
Wcommentary
Dbas
Henry J
Ecthallorace Heidt & His Grenestra
Fulton Lewis
Conmuieuteemples
Hollywood
Io Mimbes
Carolyn Gibert
Hawk
Tia Shu
Marte Haif
Drurmond
Fises
Voneestende
Dr Wats
Nmhs
Batrol Bose
Cus Cognter
Dai
Tila Gatrei
Protessionaiseimata
Crehestia
Human Adventures
Johnny
Matty Obliga Lance
Radio Schedule Telex of a 1930s Broadcaster
A fragmented listing from a radio station schedule shows times, program titles, and performers such as Ethel and Amers, Lorai, Dick Tracy, Lum and Abner, Horace Heseltine, and Henry Jo Taylor. The garbled OCR preserves station branding KMLB 1240 and assorted show names, news bits, and musical numbers.
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Ethel and Amers
Let’ Rhumba Lorai
Weaper Proud Lou
Tome Losa
Hop Harrigan
Terry'& the
Horace Heset
Paistaff
Henry Jo Taplor
Baludas
Washington In Wartime by Jack Stinnett
Washington reacts to Wendell Willkie's death as rumors swirl about his likely support for Dewey or Roosevelt. Observers note his unique 1940 surge, potential influence on pro and left Republicans, and the impact on World War II policy debates.
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Wendell
Willkie
Roonvelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Romanation
Philadelphia
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Wilkie
Roosevelt
Ruw&a
China
Neas
Lemoan
Comucrats
Halloween Mystery Talks of Forgetful Liver
A playful line shows a character joking about a remembered liver confusion during Halloween. The remark plays on medical worry versus holiday mischief and suggests a lighthearted mood.
Whisky non ban period ends as production data released
The Alcohol Tax Unit reports October to September whisky output after the August lift, totaling 7 6 5 1 4 7 gallons for September. August production reached 13 594 910 gallons with September tax paid shipments at 5 752 382 gallons, against August and prior year figures. Whisky stocks on September 3 stood at 340 910 618 gallons.
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Washington
Trivia Q and A from a wartime science page
A quiz of questions and answers covers technical job classifications in the A A F about five hundred entries, state borders with Maine cited, thunderbolt speed, oxygen in air, paprika origins from Szeged, and a note on milkweed floss in life jackets with garbled wartime text.
Rationing Notices and Stamp Validity Update
The notice outlines rationing rules with stamps for meats blue stamps AB through 7 and AS through Riv, valid indefinitely with some dates set for December 3 and November 1. It mentions book stamps for airplane stamps valid through November and February deadlines for other stamps, detailing coupons for gasoline and fuel allowances and applicable regions.
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Shorea
Gardhent
Portheast
South East
Jona
Neovember & Eleweherey
Messenger Tests For Service Of Tia Ale Facspatt
The document outlines rules for messenger tests and service across Louisiana and Mississippi. It references locations such as New Orleans, Lucana post office, and Custerohouse, with deadlines and offices involved in the administrative process.
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Trianager
Brant Aegeet
Arev
Pegian
Custerohouse
Orieans
Tecretary
Board of Lion States
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Orleans
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Scribbles
Puzzle text reads like a garbled crossword with scattered clues and partial answers. Entries include references to Weep Founded Chance public speaker ship s officer and various fragmented hints such as Mountain ridge and Kind of dog mixed with garbled letters and stray symbols.
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Chance American Huimuret
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Minna Gombel
Universal
Sun
Daily
News-Star
Monroe
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Morning World
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Esesesyeenes
The
Monroe News-Star
DeWitt Mackenzie
Mopsy
Gladys Parker
Lord Varsittart
Morgenthau
Joseph P. Doakes
Minnie
Ty Henry McLemore
Our
Angelo Patri
Tommy
Daddy
Maxvine
Nouse
Eiigianin
SGU
Meather
Care News Star—World
P. O
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New York 19
N. Y
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Cindy
Kantine Kandy
St. Nicholas’ Workshop
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
NEA Service, Inc
Alliams
KNOE
Shreveport
Texas At Mondat
Raymond Scott Snow
Terry Alen
Wilderness Road
John
Gers
Wed Today
Joseph Harken
Lou Holtz
Fairhed
Johnson A Hull
Bal Henry & the News O
Czerk Mountaineer
Gereen Gidid
Yanks
Clah Coronado
Johnny Longs Orch
Mindte
Warrington
Woony Hermans Orch
S. H. Adler
Adler
Oakland Motor Company
Pontiac
Mich
Ouachita Parish
Heath
J W. Waithams
Mary Grace Lawn
West Monroe
Ithaca Conservatory of Music
Ithaca
Ziegler
Radio
By Hershberger
Jack Stinnett
Dewe
Iffu
United States
E! Miro Temple
Dramatic Order
Knights of the Khorassan
St John Street
Stonewall Lodge No
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Maine
New Hampshire
Szeged
Hungary
Fife
Cork
Uniteat Statee
Tecoeane
Mountain Ridge
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