Monroe News-Star morning world publication details
The Monroe News Star Morning World publication note lists editorial leadership and carrier information. It notes leadership roles at THE NEWS STAR WORLD PUBLISHING COMPANY and defines the paper as a member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to AP news dispatches. It also provides national advertising representatives and office locations in multiple cities.
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Monroe Morning World Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Christmas Seal Sale Supports Monroe Tuberculosis Aid
The annual Christmas seals sale opens to fund the Monroe Tuberculosis Association. Authors urge strong support as poverty and harsh winter conditions threaten the parish, increasing vulnerability to tuberculosis and related diseases. The appeal emphasizes humanitarian need and the season's special circumstances.
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Monroe Tuberculosis Association
Quail Season Opens as Louisiana Hunters urged to follow laws
The season brings more sportsmen to rural Louisiana in pursuit of quail. Officials warn against unlawful slaughter and urge discretion to protect the resource. Posts note past declines and a push for regulated hunting, stressing sportsmanship and avoidance of legal trouble.
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Louisiana
Quachita Parish
Economic Pendulum Turns Toward Prosperity, Observers Say
Business analysts note a history of twelve to eighteen month lows followed by steady recovery. The World highlights past cycles with 1903, 1907, and postwar patterns, while current observers see signs of an upward swing aided by seasonal trade, suggesting stabilization is underway.
Dwight Deere Wiman Plows Through Broadway to Theater Fame
New York profile of Dwight Deere Wiman, noting his Deere family roots and middle name meaning plows. The piece traces his theater career from college plays to Broadway producer status, his Yale tie, early acting in Twelfth Night, the Film Guild venture, meeting William Brady Jr. and the later dissolution of their producing partnership. His first solo production The Vinegar Tree is a hit.
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Dwight Deere Wiman
Iowa
Broadway
Moline
John Deere
Wiman
Charles
Deere
Dwight
Yale
Viola
Dane Cowle
Miss Cowl
Frank Tuttle
Film Guild
America
William A. Brady, Jr
Alice Brady
Portrait of a Producer and His Global Stage
Wiman, married to a Moline native and father of four, is famed for contagious laughter and theatrical flair. A rapid thinker and decisive storyteller, he travels Germany and Italy with limited language skills, sometimes mimicking machine woes to communicate. He owns two boats, the Moanin Low and Nomad, and summers in France after winters in Greenwich.
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Moline
Germany
Italy
Naples
Libby Holman
Greenwich
Conn
France
Shallenberger Plans Washington Return for Fourth Term
In Washington Day Book Herbert Plumm notes Ashton Cokayne Shallenberger will return to Congress on March 4 to take another oath as Nebraska's fifth district representative. The piece recalls his political comebacks, including governorship and Senate bids, and quotes Representative Howard praising his readiness to come back despite defeats. Norton is mentioned as returning with him in two years if fortunes align.
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Nebraska
Howard
Washington
United States Senate
Ashton Cokayne Shallenberger
Fred Johnson
Norton
Answers to Questions From the Monroe Morning World
A page features a public information column answering queries from readers. Topics include Rose Bowl history, Pittsburgh Tax Plan features, Sitka Alaska climate, Haym Salomon, geometry in US high schools, origin of coffee, Earth's center conditions, Sao Paulo pronunciation, and dice usage in ancient times.
Health care notes address measles and immunity
An article discusses measles epidemics and treatment options including convalescent serum and parental blood. It notes measles can be mild but may complicate with pneumonia and highlights limits on convalescent serum use, advising parental whole blood for protection of infants and at risk children.
Hidden stars seek sunshine as release delays stall fame
Hollywood reports note Edwina Booth and Virginia Cherrill have worked long under contract with little screen exposure. Booth endured a prolonged Africa shoot and illness before finishing Trader Horn, while Cherrill, tied to Chaplin, awaits her debut and has begun filming for a new talkie with another producer already casting.
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Africa
Mexico
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Virginia Cherrill
Chaplin
Silent Stars and Delayed Classics In 1930s Film Notes
Greta Nissen lost a lead in the silent Hell's Angels when Jean Harlow took over the talkie and its release was shelved. Fay Wray rose to prominence with The Wedding March by Von Stroheim. Edwina Booth’s Ben Hur parallels Ramon Novarro and May McAvoy in career impact amid studio delays.
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Ben Lyon
James Hall
Fay Wray
von Stroheim
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Trader Horn
Edwina Booth
Talks to Parents BRIGHT BUT CONCEITED
By Alice Judson Peale a discussion on how intelligent children are not inherently conceited. It argues most conceit stems from parental praise and recommends praising achievements to foster shared satisfaction and motivation rather than self focus.
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Alice Judson Peale
Radio Schedule Snapshot From 1940s Network Lineups
A dense listing shows hourly program blocks across multiple stations including WEAF WJZ WABC WENR WLS and more. Entries mix orchestras talk shows dramas and variety segments with numerous relay notes and cross stations.
Kentucky's new election tally plan defended amid complaints
The Courier Journal backs Kentucky’s rule delaying precinct ballot canvassing till morning citing reduces chances of crooked counts. It recalls past frauds in the state and other regions, noting modern communication and press coverage now often reveal results by night.
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