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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1933
Page
5
A note from the Monroe Morning World proclaims its independence and impartial coverage. It pledges to support what is right and oppose what is wrong regardless of party politics.
A King Features Syndicate piece previews a feature on the world’s largest farm, set for publication tomorrow. It promises an expansive operation, detailing scale, crops, and regional impact.
A reader asks if humans can be called evil and argues that people act through evil forces not by their own will. The essay contends that individuals choose and bear responsibility, while evil acts come from outside impulses governing behavior, not from the person themselves. It cites examples and urges separating deed from the doer to guard and help.
A reflective poem series argues science powers modern life yet warns against tampering with thunder and lightning. The piece admires progress, pleads for restraint, and closes with notes on annexation and rails, referencing Roosevelt and 1933 events.
A federal court convicted a kidnapper who held an honest man for a $200000 ransom. Witnesses identified the defendant, including the man who delivered the ransom. The trial featured extensive security and lengthy proceedings, with commentary on the cost and conduct of justice and references to public figures and historic figures.
A New York snapshot portrays a derelict newsstand wanderer seeking old debts, deaf mute newsvendors at Herald Square, and a sanctuary for exhausted workers amid city noise. It also mentions seasonal foods, a Nevada designer's failed burlesque path, a perilous audition, and durable grave markers for Kentucky pioneers at Harrodsburg.
The piece weighs federalizing crime fighting and the martial law idea against local control. It argues local police can be as effective with proper politics, while cautioning about home rule and the risks of federal overreach in handling local crimes. It notes public demand for stronger federal action but keeps focus on police efficiency and local governance.
A collage of opinions discusses censorship in Russia Italy and Germany and the Free Press in America. It cites editors railroad fare humor and tensions with unions clergy labor and public figures, reflecting restless press and social concerns.
A fragmentary account notes Kruger once respected and affluent, but his life deteriorated by alcohol and alleged affairs. The text hints at jealousy and marital trouble, suggesting a decline from prominence to personal and social ruin.
A report notes that figures have been described as greatly exaggerated and questions the accuracy of prior tallies. Sources indicate officials are reviewing data and awaiting clarification before final publication.
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