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Holt said a great demand for entertainment of all kinds has brought about the reorganization of the Office's Entertainment Bureau for the first time since it went out of business in 1944. Under the direction of Miss Mary L. McLain, it will specialize in finding jobs for entertainers of any sort at such events as children's parties and church bazaars...
...Whitman Avenue (by Maxine Wood; produced by Canada Lee & Mark Marvin in association with George McLain) brings an upstanding Negro family to live in a genteel white neighborhood. At once there are rumbles and soon there is an uproar. A sympathetic landlord and a few others fight the rest of the community to let the family stay, but the pressure becomes too great and the Negroes are forced...
...million men. Guardsmen comprised 37% of all U.S. troops killed in France, 41% of all wounded. In 1940 the Guard gave the nation 19 infantry divisions of 300,000 men; 20,920 of these were officers, 85% of whom are still in active service. One National Guardsman-Raymond S. McLain-now commands a corps. Guardsmen, 3.75% of the Army's strength, have won eight of 61 Congressional medals awarded the Army in this...
...into the soldier's leg. M.P.s efficiently rounded up 150 soldiers, began loading them into a bus. Then a single shot turned the row into a riot. Negro Soldiers and M.P.s, a few white officers and men and some city cops joined in. Chunky Arizona Republic Reporter Gene McLain had part of his shoe sole shot off. Bullets smashed windowpanes, whined off the pavement. There was a general running to cover. A private was left dead in the street; half a dozen men were wounded...
...Mayes McLain, a redskin Indian, made a touchdown in Columbus, Ohio; and Iowa beat Ohio State...