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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1937
Page
2
A reflection on the biblical command to honor parents, arguing the rule serves the child’s own moral development. It contrasts honoring with stealing, asserting ethical duties shape character more than they benefit others. Obedience is seen as essential to parental guidance and personal growth.
Ramsay MacDonald, once labor premier and later lord president, retires from public life with Baldwin, ending a career seen as distinguished yet short of lasting greatness. The piece notes high early hopes for a pacifist with poverty roots who led Britain but did not deliver the expected transformative impact.
The piece argues for using constitutional limits to block state level trade barriers as western ports of entry emerge for trucks. It cites California beer licensing disparities and Missouri prohibitions on inputs from discriminating states, warning such moves resemble tariffs and threaten prosperity.
A fragmentary verse reminiscence contrasts timeless gipsy violins in candlelit inns with modern Spain under military tread. Skeletons of castles loom as soldiers’ tread leaves many dead in a distant clash between past reverie and present conflict.
The Ring Is Closed completes Knut Hamsun's thematic epic at age seventy. Abel, the author's alter ego, wanders yet returns home, an ultimate individualist whose inner life shapes life itself. Olga and Lola, vivid women, illuminate love and sacrifice, as Hamsun calls it his best work.
A reflective poem recalling a mother or guardian child’s growth and the anticipated gaze of a twenty-one year old. It contemplates past mistakes uncompleted tasks, a warm bond, and the gauge of success in a child’s maturity.
Joseph E Davies and Salvador de Madariaga praise US and private initiative. Charles H Mayo urges lifelong avocation. Senator Robinson condemns vindictiveness. Alfred E Smith stresses individual responsibility.
A columnist notes cycles of prosperity and low mood in New Bern, observes a 97 year old man who fathered children at 94 and 96, and muses on plane noise from propellers. The piece also comments on government tax structure, Russia executing spies, and autos changing undertaker work life.
A devotional note cites Psalms 1 8 about God judging the people and asks for self judgment with sincerity. It adds a Mason quotation urging personal integrity so one may judge others with charity.
Raymond G. Carroll relays Irvin Cobb praising the shift toward collaborative writing amid a fading era of solitary reporters. He cites Paris as a testing ground for ideas and notes Eugene Scribe's model of teamwork in creating complete works.
Nicaragua plans 1,000,000 one centavo stamps to fund athlete transport for the Central American Olympic Games in Panama 1938. Denmark issues four stamps for King Christian silver Jubilee. Anatole France subject of upcoming intellectual charity stamp. Honduras four stamps mark Carias term extension to 1943 with Carias and bridge image. Italy prepares new East Africa stamps for Eritrea Ethiopia and Somaliland. Travancore decrees celebrate untouchables worship access with four temple stamps featuring the ruler and temples.
Under Ray Redburn of Shreveport a community singing school runs at First Baptist Church Jena with hundreds enrolled. The program stays through Monday June 21 and welcomes all ages and denominations.
Hypertensive arterial disease is slow and insidious. Early detection allows simple lifestyle changes to halt progression and relieve symptoms. High blood pressure damages vital organs and half of those over 50 with heart failure have it from this cause. About one fifth die from stroke.
Washington observers say Roosevelt plans to press the Supreme Court plan amid Senate and House resistance. The president believes the issue will separate loyal New Dealers from critics, while opponents warn of democratic party instability and possible primaries next year.
Arrangements are complete for the annual northeast Louisiana Baptist encampment to be held at the camp grounds near Olla from June 29 to July 8. Guest speakers include Dr. E. D. Head Dr. J. J. Grey Dr. T. W. Gayer and Ra C. Prosser with other workers like Dr. B. C. Land Miss Mae Detherage Rev. C. W. Caldwell and several others. Officers are Rev. L. T. Hastings president Rev. B. C. Land first vice president Rev. Herbert Johnson second vice president Rev. E. M. Daffin secretary and B. E. Zeagler treasurer.
Farmerville La June 12 special general election will select a mayor marshal and aldermen along with executive committee members. Elected officials include W E Odam Jess Gillum R G Albritton A C Dykes R L Turnage W C Tugwell Emmett Ward M Stein Baughman Ben M Lee and E N Albritton.
Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park spans 138 square miles and sits at about 7 731 feet in elevation, making it the continent’s largest high altitude body of water at that height.
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