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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
9
The piece lauds Henry Wallace for strong leadership amid criticism from Town and South Carolina. It credits his agricultural policy vision and steady resolve in solving perplexing questions. Supporters urge confidence in his efforts benefiting cultural industry and farmers nationwide.
The Bureau released a new special postage stamp amid criticism over its design. Critics argued the goose stepping figures and the central business figure misrepresented the era, but supporters say the pivot on industry reflects the era's economic balance and that discouraging new issues harms philately.
Admiral Byrd discusses plans for an impending Antarctic expedition and the scientific aims behind it. He stresses the explorer's driving urge to push farther, with science guiding ongoing journeys as long as there are places to explore.
The essay argues against pride of opinion and favors openness to new ideas. It notes progress from early skepticism of flight to widespread air travel and predicts future innovations. It warns that clinging to old beliefs delays progress and urges valuing learning over tradition.
A fragment of verse in which the Glee Club theme praised music as a beacon in dark days. The piece evokes resilience through song and the uplifting power of light and joy amid gloom.
Fragmentary text hints at a discussion about consistency and protecting a young person. It mentions Ey and a perceived commitment to someone named Ah, with admonitions about not letting her face unspecified pressures. Details are unclear due to damaged wording.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions Cushi and Greek art and a frieze seen by Mir Hordfax with unclear context and fragmented phrasing.
Pris Wall judge asks why the man was struck as a total stranger. The defendant admits taking a chance while noting friends are on vacation. The exchange highlights uncertainty in the case as the court weighs the incident and motive.
A terse plea asks Busy One Certainty to bring a once famous actor to the next visit, hinting at a request for assistance or reunion. The instruction appears to involve a personal or backstage matter related to past fame and current support.
The prompt asks if Dod Biowhard’s income matches his boasting. It notes Bob reports income about twice his tax claim, implying inflated earnings versus taxes.
In a 1933 Bell Syndicate scene, Eloise and Louise hint at a past engagement and search a filing cabinet’s lower drawer among the C's for a clue, revealing personal ties and hidden records.
A collection of humorous lines noting monotony in marriage, a misnamed geography jab about the Philistines, and a quip on judgment and bones. The fragment ends with a vague reference to a person sent to Arizona and a stray numeral.
In a 1933 Chester Swanson dispatch from Milwaukee the auto industry is shown as booming despite Depression. Car buyers spread nationally, steel towns lag, and wealthy factory owners face social pressure to avoid flaunting new cars while workers suffer.
Geologist W. R. Julian, active in Many Zwolle fields, says a good outlook for oil remains in the Monroe area. He notes anticlines near Swartz and a potential trough between Swartz and Richland fields, with two gas wells on different horizons and 31 producing wells located this year in Many-Zwolle.
United States Senator John H. Overton of Alexandria stopped at Hotel Frances in Monroe on a business trip. He declined to discuss politics but endorsed the NRA program as beneficial for the country and noted Alexandria has already benefited from its operation.
A rough voice delivers crude jests and brash phrases in a comic monologue. The speaker mocks propriety and uses coarse language while presenting a tough backwoods persona.
Fifteen years ago Ouachita Parish fixed a Liberty Loan quota of 698600 dollars as part of war financing. Officials report progress toward the total to support the government in the conflict with the Kaiser. A meeting of the parish council notes discussions on road funding and anticipated federal aid for food roads projects, totaling about 30000 dollars in additional appropriations.
L. H. Edwards and C. L. Edwards two Wilmot Arkansas brothers and Monroe visitors were detained in Dallas then released after delay. Police detained them while pursuing George Kelly and confiscated cash and personal effects before release after aid from attorney Lee Perkins and Thruston Bower.
The First Baptist church will host a Monday 8 pm lecture by Rev. L T Hastings titled The Fate of Germany and Hitlerism in the Light of Prophecy. It begins a series of Monday evening addresses on Model Events in the Light of Prophecy and invites all to attend.
Writer Julia Blanshard describes a crowded New York scene centered on Papa Moneta at a beloved Mulberry Street restaurant. The piece threads memories of immigrant arrival, local characters, and vivid street life including a famed flower vender along Park Avenue and echoes of wartime experience.
Hollywood marriages often end in divorce despite public happiness. Gloria Swanson underlines multiple marriages, while Estelle Taylor and Jack Dempsey pursue careers over matrimony. Billie Dove, Irvin Willat, Colleen Moore, and John McCormick illustrate ongoing marital strain amid fame.
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