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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1933
Page
4
The Monroe Morning World proclaims independence and impartial reporting. It asserts upholding what it sees as right and opposing what it views as wrong, without regard to party politics.
The piece argues that winning is commendable only when all principles align, warning that cheating corrodes character. It notes golf, card games, business, and politics show how pursuit of victory tempts deception. Cheating harms the cheater and society. true character endures beyond wealth or success.
The piece reflects on Father’s Day as a growing recognition of dads as breadwinners and sources of stability. It contrasts father and mother, honors living fathers, and recalls departed parents while urging respect and appreciation for paternal influence.
A compact poem and a set of satirical captions appear on a single page. The verse yearns for a perfect apartment amid nature with meadow, brook, forest, river, and ocean scents, while the punch lines mock modern life and Chicago crime wealth. The items caption later include Cruel Punishment Disappointment and How Could He Do It.
The piece compares current recovery to past depressions and notes unprecedented federal action afoot. It highlights the farm bill and industrial controls, departure from the gold standard, strong executive power, and a troubled international scene. It warns leaders and institutions are viewed with disillusion now, urging a careful path through upcoming years.
Barbs Harry F. Payer of Ohio has been appointed assistant secretary of state. It's gratifying to know that the government is thinking of at least one other payer besides the taxpayer these days.
The author questions the standard view of the French Revolution as a people’s uprising against despotism and argues Marie Antoinette bears blame. He recalls Maria Theresa’s warnings, notes gossip over politics, and compares historical figures like Ninon de Lenclos while musing on politics and human nature.
A collection of brief quotations from medical, political, and international figures. Dr Simon Flexner discusses nature and medical exploration while Newton Baker advocates open dialogue. Feng Yu hsiang condemns any terms with Japan. Samuel Untermeyer reflects on life philosophy at 75. Mussolini proclaims dictatorship inevitability.
The Abyssinians, one of the oldest Christian races, trace Christianity to the fourth century and claim Israelite descent. Their royal line links to Solomon and the Queen of Sheba, hence the Cross of Solomon combining Jewish and Christian symbols. The piece is dated Tuesday and marks 9% governors in a 1933 King Features Syndicate copyright note.
A fragmented radio programming page lists NBC WEAF WJZ and regional networks with coast to coast and Northwest Canadian sections. It details hourly blocks from 2:00 to 11:60 with shows across genres, including orchestras, choirs, drama, talk, and music programs, plus coast and mountain region slots.
A fragment urges workers to apply themselves, avoid shiftless paths, and aim for fair livelihoods to earn a decent obituary in local papers. It emphasizes honest effort over indolence and the social reward of a respectable life.
A compact feature presents P Alley style dialect humor focusing on misunderstandings and everyday talk. The piece plays with phonetic rendering to convey rural speech and social observation in a light, social column tone.
New York society figure Elmer G Leterman is described as a connector across Wall Street Tin Pan Alley and Hollywood residing in a Central Park West penthouse. The piece details his rise from dry goods clerk to insurance broker writing policies from life to kidnap and twin protection, mentioning Harpo Marx Eddie Cantor Jimmy Durante and Ben Turpin with large insured sums and a Oklahoma City perfume business figure Mrs Biendie Cavitt.
A snippet details Leterman the insurer writing policies for famous performers and actors. It notes high sums including $5.125 million for Joseph Schenck and $1 million life policies for Jesse Lasky and Mary Pickford, with Lloyds of London handling most unusual risks. An anecdote describes gifting policies at a party and a plan to commission a Kentucky admiral for Gregory Taylor.
A Monroe celebration honors Philip Inzina aged 92 as the town’s oldest father. He has six living children led by Joe Inzina and includes Mary Corrato and Sam Inzina among others. The Inzina family migrated from Italy about 25 years ago, arriving in New Orleans before settling in Monroe where they have mostly resided. Mrs Inzina is about 76.
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