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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1932
Page
4
The piece argues against violent upheaval and urges orderly reform through reorganization and informed voting. It emphasizes patience, studying government, and voting for leaders with courage and public spirit, rather than resorting to revolution or violence.
The writer argues fourteen years post 1914 bred crimes of extraordinary ruthlessness and mass murder. He links these acts to a loss of moral standards among a supposedly civilized class, asking if war’s aftermath explains the spread of cold blooded killings, arson, fraud, and organized crime.
The measure expands currency by a billion dollars in three years with government bonds backing new notes and a balanced budget. It aims to ease credit, spur home construction and refinance, while keeping banks cautious and prices steady.
John Blake counsels against dwelling on grudges and revenge. He argues hatred poisons life, boxing and other sports teach resilience, and the happier path is to avoid those who harm you or let them victimize your spirit. The piece concludes with the idea that persistent resentment leads to a dreary life.
Radio listings for Saturday August 6 cover NBC WJZ WEAF WABC network chains across East Central Midwest and West coast with detailed hour by hour programs. Station groups, key programs, orchestras, and artists include Merry Madcaps Godfrey Ludlow Matinee Gems Mme Gainsborg Harlem Fantasy and Wilson and Brown acts with Coast to coast repeats and specialty shows.
Col Robert R McCormick argues taxation acts like a draining blood supply to the economy. He compares wealth to circulating blood and warns that excessive tax taking reduces buying power, employment, and demand, while government needs require some diversion of wealth.
A humorous snippet rails at car troubles and urban quirks, mocking the speaker who claims flawless behavior yet admits not owning a car. The piece uses irony to tease modern commuting woes and roadside habits, ending with a quip attributed to D. R. &.
A reader reports a laundry service delivering shirts with mismatched buttons sewn onto other shirts. The note contrasts two sayings about not realizing own good fortune.
Nonsense collage notes a bridge party with random lines about babies, a hole in one, casement windows, salad dressing, a sale at Smeltzer's, weather, eye glasses, a lapel, and Rotarians. The piece ends with a quip on chorus girls and a faded high rise image.
A collage of quirky notes references shoes and hair fashion, corn harvests with high-tension lines, Capone’s Atlanta nine, a river of old-time sentiment, a fatal pistol fight in Oklahoma, Buster Keaton’s first name, Jehel relief talk, a motorist’s car woes, and the jittery taxpayer under congressional sessions with many prominent figures unseen.
White House and Treasury weigh creating a new agency between banks and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to underwrite long term loans for capital goods. The plan aims to remove bank fears in lending for machinery and productive equipment, easing a prolonged slump in capital goods production and encouraging investment.
A clipped health column appears under the byline How’s You edited by, presenting brief tips and notes on wellness. The readable text focuses on general wellbeing themes rather than a specific event or expert. No date or location is provided in the fragments.
Dr Iago Galdston discusses starvation related swelling or famine edema. He explains edema arises from blood protein shortage worsened by salt and water intake, noting animal protein is more effective than vegetable protein in maintaining blood protein levels and treating the condition.
Several of the largest manufacturers of machinery in the country are virtually interested in the project and have urged adoption of the plan at the White House treasury and reconstruction finance corporation. They seek protection against possible runs and focus on loan interest terms.
Hollywood reports tease a Garbo pattern as Ann Harding joins Harry Eddington clients and keeps mum. Gwili Andre Anna Sten and Sam Goldwyn enforced silence frame foreign arrivals. Tom Douglas and Norma Shearer shift roles as Diana Wynyard and the Barrymores join in.
The French forces broke into the German Crown Prince lines on the Champagne front at three points last night, inflicting heavy losses and taking prisoners. Mr. Guy P. Stubbs traveled to Fremont Nebraska for a national tractors demonstration and will stay about a week. Mrs J Q Graves and daughters left for Harriganburg for a fortnight visit. Lucile McLeod and Lillie Amman departed for Bioxi for two weeks, Katherine Langford returned home after a pleasant Ruston visit.
A collage of tidbits features Lina Basquette fainting with Jack Dempsey on the coast, Al Capone taunting rackets from Atlanta, and a neighbor’s trouble borrow. Census notes double longevity for women, while barnyard riffs and economic wry humor pepper the day. A bank trip, a Willard incident, and a snake in Chicago’s loop close the item.
A compilation of quotes from Secretary Hurley, Eamon de Valera, Railroad Labor Executive Association president David B Robertson, and federal officials criticizing public policy and industry actions. The statements touch on US confidence, Ireland England tensions, railroad control, and the closing order of the Chicago Board of Trade.
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