31 Oct 1939
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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1939
Page
1
A fragmentary notice hints at a wartime health scare titled The Cootie Crisis. The piece references Hob Phillips and the column The Once Over, suggesting a satirical or plain commentary on the issue within a newspaper feature.
A fragmented report covers concerns over passports and alleged communist links, touching on labor unions and the Northeast Coast. It cites figures like Woodworkers in Ames and references Harry Bridges, plus a passage on child development and a book by Angelo Patri. The piece closes with Hollywood sea pictures.
A fragment notes a person named Palities Carter with a date referring to fifteen years past and a family health context, indicating a memorial or obituary reference within a local notice.
Hollywood columnist Jimmie Fidler notes a Halloween memory from his Tennessee childhood and recalls an English actor born in Savannah removing his monocle to share the moment.
A poem or column titled Our Children by Angelo Patri explores behavior and social themes. The piece presents a reflective voice on child conduct and its impact on families and society.
A puzzling incident described by Gladys Parker centers on a girl named Mopsy Dha Pirin who allegedly became stuck in a tree while a cauda event unfolded. Details remain unclear from fragmented text.
The First Methodist Church of West Monroe reports a record year under Dr Charles Smith with all debts paid or to be paid by year end. The church added 110 members and all departments show substantial progress in the past 12 months.
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