Hollywood Paper Debates Free Movie for Charity Idea
Jimmie Fidler in Hollywood critiques a trade paper proposal to produce a one film donated to charity. He argues the concept is silly and dangerous, comparing it to giving away gasoline by a major oil firm. He notes Hollywood’s strong philanthropic ethos and questions adding a “five-away” film to existing charity demands.
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Hattgywood
Finn Pierre
Colummnist
Hollywood
Carsosy
Ralph Mor- Agal
Life
Ruscell
Bob Hope
Laurel
H Leang H
Santell
Bee
U.S.C
Hollywood Charity Costs and Celebrity Sparks Debate
The industry argues against cutting charity funding to placate public demands. Hollywood defends wide philanthropy through Red Community Chest and Infantile Paralysis Fund, noting public goodwill and press benefits outweigh savings. Interviews with stars and executives touch on PR, the ethics of charity, and the allure of star power in wartime morale.
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Hollywood
Red Community Chest
Roosevelt
USO
Lincoln Theatre hosts Jail House Blues and Westerns
Nat Pendleton and Anne Geare star in Jail House Blues at the Lincoln Theatre along with Tim McCoy and Hirk Jones in The Vast of the Western Picture Belny the Borden. The musical and western show features a wide lineup with a fetching feature at Lincoln.
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Lincoln Theatre
Nat Pendleton
Anne Geare
Hirk Jones
Tim McCoy
Belny the Borden
Ohio C of C Claims Hidden Federal Budget Near Eight Billion
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce alleges hidden expenditures in the 1942 43 federal budget total nearly eight billion dollars. It cites two billion for government corporation securities and over one billion for social security programs, asserting these items sidestep the main budget totals. Executives warn that such off balance sheet lines hide the true fiscal scope and risk essential services.
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Ohio
Columbus
SRAK
Goverment Corporation
Chandler
Chamber of Commercr
Sursiv
Internal Revenue Office Has Its Own Telephone
Postmaster C. J. Sartor notes many callers ring the post office seeking the Internal Revenue service. People know the IRS is in the post office building but do not realize it has a separate telephone listed as Internal Revenue office.
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Porsons
Internal Revenue Col
Post Office Department
C. J. Sartor
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Office
Radio Programs and Community Notices Across February Weekend
Saturday and Sunday schedule items list various radio programs at Al Mewernnin Suntec and SNO-Metropuiitas Oper, with anchors and guests including Abner and Jak Graeev. The issue also notes upcoming February 16 changes, local church services, and community events alongside society notices from Wellington and Grand Rapids groups.
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al Mewernnin Suntec Z
Aga Sno-Metropuiitas Oper
Mencne Hall Tresiner
Ces Oren
Ateies
Abner
Graeev
Warne Kite
Enickert
Suburban 7S Before Calendar Seven Events Tonight
Community notices list gatherings at various towns including Jolly Smith home at 6 pm in Lake Avenue, Henrietta school auditorium Saturday, and Columbia Community Institute Sunday. Church services and meetings span Sunday to Tuesday with talks, sewing, and PTA events noted.
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Lake Avenue
Jolly Married Coupter
Mra
Juke Smith
Henrietta—Victory Chanee
TTA
Bopan
Penfield
Mrz
Dewey
Ancher
Rebekah Ladee
Hall
Bright Jelly Homemaker
Tureday
North Olmsted-Pta
William
Kipton
Camp Perry
Pittsheld
Corbett Walk Wheling
West River Road Social Roundup in Lorain Area
West River Road residents Mr and Mrs J dy McIntire and family of Lorain hosted supper. Mr and Mrs Anthony Gabara spent the weekend with relatives in Norwalk. Mr and Mrs J G Morris dined with Mer and Mrs Willian Morris in Elyria. Mrs John Harish, recently ill, attended church and taught her Sunday school. Frankie Reese visited friends and in the evening called on Mrs Tetts and Mrs Huey of Vincent.
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West River Road
J. Dy McIntire
Lorain
C. £. McIntire
Anthony Gabara
Fred Selinger
Norwalk
J. G. Morris
Mer
Willian
Morris
Elyria
John Harish
Frankie Reese
Irs
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Rul Wart
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Leo G. Carroll
Mary Anderson
Cecl Kelaway
Pacific
Rivoli
Ae Ted
Douglas Fairbanks
Lorest News
Lincoln
Buck Jones
Walt Disney
Mr Disney
Edgar Bergen
Lucky Bass
Mr. Bergen
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Pelony
Joe F. Brraen
Hollywand
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Neete Trans
Odd Age and
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Internal Revenue Department
Youth Church
Saprist
Sarge
Prague
Hallo Cmirnems
Comfort
America
Jordan
Paroda Potter “Hour of Warship
Chrstian Seritce
Canters Hall
Mustewe
Gsoey Ensergsle
Reig
Seledier
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Martin Bane
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Irene Ran
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Raines
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Miss Eckert
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Wellington
Speheer
Penfleki
Asxe
Ray Stoddard
Maurice
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Leo Bernard
Mrs. Cis
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Rex McCormick
Hold Institute
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Hawa
Ison
Toure
Reute
Grand Rapids
Chatty Ray
Mann Street
Grand Rape
Mr. Ray
Kane Ram
Walter
Oberlin
Plamy
Voluniserme
Henry R. Daugherty
LA. Ranmegardner
Ralph D. Parry
Claude Moherman
A. E. Horr
Frank
Ig Hardy
Gang West
Joseph L. Sever
Joseph Sever
Kent Street
U.S. Navy
Joe
F Sher
George Warner
Glen Buswell
Kolbe
Aswell
Charies Low Guy Lowes Machin
James
Finn Street
Russell Burk
Arthur C. McClellan
Ena Street
Richand Dicks Gill
Harry L. Gill
Barker Street
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Hats Rand
Caine
Mosoma
Dave
Firma
CORA
Barker St
Phang
Blue Sky
F. Bridge St
Columbia—Community Institute
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Sharpe
Aid
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Columbia
He Hi Payton
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Lagrange Lyndon
Herom
Robert Herrick
Frank Dost
Ralph D. Purdy
Gartner Inn
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