Monroe Morning World Public Notice and Contact Info
Public notice line shows Branham Co advertising rep offices in multiple cities and Monroe post office registration details. It lists dates in 1929 and indicates phone contacts for newsroom departments and late night managing editor. The notice labels the Monroe Morning World as independent and impartial in its reporting.
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Branham CO
Nationa
New York
Atenta
Dallas
Detroit
Bt. Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Monroe
Sinee
Cwavenenees
Malling Room
Secessossses LR
The
Morning World
Japs Reeling as Pacific War Gains Steam
War progress in the Pacific shows American air and sea superiority rising sharply. Jap losses in air battles exceed five to ten times American losses, and naval clashes favor the United States as Japan's hold weakens. The Marianas stand as a costly Japanese stand, while Saipan becomes a base within range of long range American bombers.
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Pacific
Hitler
Tojo
America
Japan
D Djo
Tokyo
Marianas
Assito
Saipan
Manila
China
Invasion Front Alliances and Command Roles
The piece discusses American and Allied command structure in World War II. It notes General Marshall’s limited authority to the US Army and contrasts his rank with General Eisenhower and General MacArthur who hold supreme command in Europe and the Southwest Pacific under Allied terms. No major conflicts of authority arose among the leaders.
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Marshall
Arnold
King
Europe
Eisenhower
European
MacArthur
Southwest
Pacific
America
Britain
Canada
Australia
United States Army
Mountbatten
Stilwell
Burma
62 Per Cent Americans Buy Bonds Amid War Strain
The piece notes May bond sales show 38 percent of bonds cashed, while the U S faces a massive European invasion buildup. It urges buyers to keep bonds and warns against selling to support soldiers’ needs for victory. It stresses prudent financial patriotism in wartime.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
South Seas
Coast Guard
Lend-Lease Milestones Highlight U S Aid to Russia
Through April 30 the United States shipped 5.357 billion dollars in arms, raw materials, food and equipment to the Soviet Union, with 4.613 billion reaching its destination. Despite dangerous Murmansk routes and German raiders, about 86 percent got through, thanks to merchant seamen and naval protection, underscoring lend-lease impact.
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Moscow
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Murmansk
Jend-lease
Atlantic Wall Juggernaut Opens Normandy Invasion
The piece notes initial Allied landings on the Normandy coast and reveals German resistance, concluding their efforts were insufficient to halt the Allied advance. It reflects on the scale of the invasion and anticipates Americans learning the extent of German damage.
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Atlantic Wall
Normandy
Channel
Hollywood studio profits and quality in postwar film
Jimmie Fidler notes that despite strong box office, many postwar Hollywood pictures lack quality. He cites a studio posting about two million net profit in six months amid criticism of subpar output and promises to workers. He also critiques casting trends, star systems, and film industry habits, urging higher effort and diverse roles like Anna May Wong’s opportunities.
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Hollywood
Hollywood Mills
John
Jane
Anna May Wong
Alaska
Orient
Anna May
Perfumed Handkerchief Fad From War Letters
Soldier Henry Lueddeke writes from Daytona Beach describing a mail parcel with a perfume soaked handkerchief that spreads through hundreds of letters and prompts requests for more. He thanks Jeanie for the idea and notes how the scent lightens homesickness while others sniff the aroma along the way.
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Henry McLemore
Daytona Beach
Fla
Henry
Jeanie
States
Chow
Cindy
Washington
Jean
Jack Lueddeke
P.P. S
Ed Jans
Sunday School Lesson on Joshua and Zion in Promised Land
Sunday School lesson for July 2 discusses Joshua and the Promised Land. It contrasts ancient Israelite trials with modern Jewish concerns about Zion and safety, urging character as the basis for a just commonwealth and highlighting questions about bridges, percentages, and aid amid turmoil.
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Joshua
William BE. Gilroy
Promised Land
Zion
Gelatese
Zia
Ziav
Polesting
Mia Boss
Jaadua
Hationel
Edmund Allen and the Boeing B 29’s Flight Tests Hero
Edmund T. Allen Boeing’s director of flight tests, who piloted the first experimental B 29 in 1941, is honored for his pivotal role in the aircraft’s development. His career spans mail routes, university engineering work, and crucial test flights that shaped the war’s biggest bomber. He lost his life in a later test after an engine overheated and the plane caught fire near Seattle.
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Peter Edson
NEA
War Department
Edmund T. Allen
Eddie Allen
Boeing
Seattle
Sinvis
Faldie
Rocky Mountain Division
Eddie
Edward Warner
Civil Aeronautics Board
University of Ilinois
Praches
Iit
Porteeas
Stratoliner
Chiapas
Ves Nepet Fortress
Battleshin
Ad Airways
Allen
Bane
Es Jaen
Peale
Miodels
Thor
Firetouf
Bond
Wes
Astm
Wright Brode
Parle Plass
Wichita
Ernest M. Allison
Wright Field
Allison
Douglas fir stamp used as barn by Mac Stiliner and animals
A humorous caption describes a Douglas fir stump measuring 54 feet in circumference serving as a barn for Mac Stiliner, DA Mule, a cow, and a galf unit through winter in Morton Washington. It notes yesterday’s cartoon misinterpretation about waves, explaining waves appear to move but the water stays still.
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Mac Stiliner
Morton
Concordia Woman Attends REA Book Helpers Conference
Mrs. Hugh A. Bateman, bookkeeper for Concordia Electric Cooperative, returned from New Orleans where she joined a REA system book helpers conference. The session, run by the Rural Electrification Administration finance division, discussed youth war services and uniform accounts now used across REA programs.
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KEA
Bateman
Revival Planned in West Monroe by Local Pastor
Rasmussen of Risten will be the visiting minister at the West Monroe First Methodist Church starting today. The weeklong revival features daily services led by Rev. PoOM Curia and concludes Friday with a community gathering led by Charles Chisholm. Dale Cobb directs attendance drives throughout the week.
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J. J. Rasmussen
Risten
Esvigediat Af
Bist Methodist
West Monbory
Amnotecefyr
Poom
Curia Ayoy Rasmussen
Pradey
Bee Dale Cobb
Vacatton Bate
Radio Programs Preview Sunday June 25 1943
Listing of radio shows and time slots for Sunday June 25 including The Paul Lavalle Concert The Varieties Prom Nashville Voice of the Dairy Farmer Church of the All Sermons and Roundtable with Josef Marais and Ben Mason among others with multiple programs and time corrections due to network changes.
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Paul Lavalle
Nho Trans-Atlantic Tai
Dis Josephing Houston
Plu Les Huft
Moylan Sisters
Prom Nashville
Voice of
Dairy Farmer
Nbe
Church of the All Sermons
Dbs
John J. Kennedy
Stanley Dixon
Imba Litoe
Labor For Victory
Onbe
Josef Marais
Bothtore
Kroundtable
Bo Murrow
Cba
Satomy Kaye
Hlour
Mbs
Timmy
Ebs
J Isl
Pblu
Soy Rhiers
Mosdick
Nueavs
Beamer Scibereeby
Guvsta
Blu
Mon
de Black
Nba Pk Een Barratis-ebs
Cbs Grerouheld Vie Pel
Yomaiout
Bem Cie
Pyamiatia
Masie Mentery
Peek Teattay
Miistites
Mawayville Dera
Fem
Livsrn
Chemical Plant to Be Enlarged in Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge reports Consoli dated Chendeal Industries plans a half million dollar expansion at its sulphagic acid plant. W. Jd. Daspit, manager, says construction begins soon and completion is targeted for late fall. The project aims to increase capacity and support the broader fertilizers and chemical production activities in the region.
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Baton Rouge
W. Jd. Daspit
Consolidated
Chendeal Industries, Inc
Amd
Bible Thoughts Unclear Title From Fragment
Fragmentary text references spiritual themes and names, unclear overall meaning, yielding no coherent event or report. The readable segments suggest杂 Müdaime lde StueL style mentions souls and mine, but no concrete facts or persons to anchor a summary.
Evening of Prayer Across Manhattan Shrines for Soldiers
A diary describes visits to St Patrick’s St Thomas St Nicholas Collegiate Church and St Paul’s as crowds gather for intercessory prayer for front line soldiers. Archbishop Spellman leads unannounced service at St Patrick’s. candles, prayers, and small altars symbolize wartime devotion amid city crowds and quiet memorials.
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Old Trinity
Wal Street
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Fifth Avenue
St. Patrick’s
Spellman
Robel
St. Thom
Nicholas
Sunday Morning Serenata and a Day of Radio Programs
A listing of radio schedule items includes morning Serenata and various programs such as News, Organ Fantasies, Southern Baptist Hour, Gospel Tabernacle, Morning Services, Church of the Air, Edward R. Murrow news, Sports of America, and musical features from 6:05 to after midnight. It details performers like Power Biggs, Dixie Quartet, Glen Gray's Orchestra, Fred Allen, and Ned Calines, with time slots and program names across the day.
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Southern Baptist Hour
News of the World
Power Biggs
Dixie Quartet
Earl Yowner
Warren Sweeney
Gospel Tabernacle
Church of the Air
Edward R. Murrow
News
Vv EL Howard
Y. Cc. A
Wao News Today
Spors of America
Philharmonic Symphony
Willam J. Biler
Silver Theater
Closta
Pepsie
The
Ned Calines
Fred
Orleans Hospitals Overcrowding Cited By City Leader
June U A Edwin I Zander, president of Grievns Parts Merheal Safety, warns New Orleans hospitals are crowded. He cites historic overbuilding, wartime demand, and staff shortages as factors, noting private facilities operate below capacity while public beds are strained. He urges reevaluation of hospital demand and funding.
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New Orleans
U. A
Edwin I. Zander
Grievns Parts Merheal Safety
Ted
3 Orleans
Zar
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