The Monroe News-Star Motto and Contact Details
The Monroe News-Star is an independent newspaper published by NEWS-STAR-WORLD PUBLISHING CORPORATION at 10 114 North Second Street Monroe Louisiana. It declares impartial reporting and opposition to wrongs, with a statement of its independence and political stance.
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Prideful Gardener Sets Higher Standard For Work
An old landscape gardener declines a written contract over a $1,200 job, asserting his pride and high standards will secure value. A friend notes such conscientious workers inspire trust, as the gardener’s devotion to quality contrasts with others focused on payment. Surround yourself with people who take responsibility and excel.
King Edward Tour Reveals Duty to the Downtrodden
The king travels Welsh villages hit by industrial upheaval and meets men out of work. Reports describe a ruler seen as above party lines and a defender of common people, raising expectations that he could act as a unifying force in British democracy.
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Wee
Fuim
Edward
Wales
England
Kong
British Weekly
Tax limitation debate fuels patchy voter approval
Nevada and Washington favored tax limitation while Georgia Colorado and Oregon rejected it causing ongoing uncertainty about the device’s popularity. Experts split on its effectiveness and impact with one side advocating strict caps to curb spending and the other warning of budgetary buck passing and reduced taxpayer protections.
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Nevada
Washington
Georgia
Colorado
Oregon
Beniahe Goons
Wonders Of Science Whisky Aged In Hours By Radio Claims
A University of Pennsylvania scientist asserts four year old whisky can be produced in seven hours using raw liquor and vibrations from radio signals. The claim is presented as part of a quizy Wonders Of Science discussion aimed at radio listeners.
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University of Pennesylvania
Pennsylvania
Uluse
Industry in the Vanguard Seeks Postwar Employment Accord
Industry and the national administration move toward a spirit of accord to tackle unemployment. Harper Sibley president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States predicts a united drive will ease unemployment with two strong years ahead and government stimulus for re employment.
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Harper Sibley
Chamber of Emmerce
United States
Sibley
Bibley
Uncommon Sense on Selling to the Right Customer
A columnist criticizes persistent sales pitches that ignore customer needs. The piece argues successful selling rests on finding the right buyer, building permanent customer relationships, and avoiding wasteful, misdirected tactics that alienate potential clients.
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the Bell Syndicate, Inc
The Glee Club by George Elliston
Poem excerpt describes stealing a day for joy from dawn to night and cherishing moments of happiness. It contrasts joy with duty and hints at misread lines about envy and friendship. The piece reads as a playful, reflective verse with dialogue among characters like Friend and Parent.
Conversation Fragments on Grading and Superstition
A student pleads for a higher grade while a friend suggests zero is the minimum. The professor and confidant exchange terse lines about fairness and superstition. The dialogue hints at academic pressure and personal beliefs without full context.
Remarkable collision sparks chatter in reverie scene
In a vivid exchange, a man lost in thought collides with a woman in a fury. The dialogue shifts to a humorous cue about a character named Ane and a playful question about black marks on cheeks. The banter continues with a jab about Phyllis and eyelashes from the prior night.
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George
Edward
Phyllis
Birth date book gift sparks birthday memory
Doris recalls a date book with her birth day printed in red as Phylics asks if she remembered him. The fragment hints at a broader British weekly noting royal marriage opposition and Madrid funding shifts amid Spanish politics.
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Doris
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
They Call It Politics by Carter Field
Washington observers remark on Senator James Hamilton Lewis predicting no constitutional amendment will be proposed in the next Congress session. He notes likely federal expenditure cuts and hints at views on the NRA, the St Lawrence Seaway treaty, and presidential votes, while commenting on labor leaders and political maneuvering.
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Washington
James Hamilton Lewis
Lewis
Congress
Senate
Ilinois
Supreme Court
Rex Slunn
Hormuls
Chi- Coke
Moe
Lake Michigan
Tne Senate
NEA
NRA
Hegih Court
Lous D. Brandeis
Bemsamoar
Cardoza
Willem Green
John L. Lews
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Housevelt
Endorsement Debate Ties To NRA Question
The passage notes that an overwhelming endorsement might have followed if the subject had rejected NRA support. It mentions there are several methods of killing geese, reflecting a controversial line of thinking in the context.
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NRA
Bastrop Educator S. G. Lucky Named to Commission
Bastrop High School principal S. G. Lucky was named a member of the Commission on curricular studies and research at the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools annual meeting in Richmond Virginia. Lucky succeeds C K Kennes who moved from Neville High to Southeastern Louisiana College and is no longer eligible in the secondary group.
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S. G. Lucky
Bastrop High School
Commission On Corrental Studies and Research
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Richmond
Lucky
C.K. Kennes
Neville High School
Southeastern Louisiana College
Biedenharn Named Commissioner After Local Primary
Joseph Biedenharn of Monroe won the Democratic nomination for commissioner and will succeed A V Milter at the general election tomorrow. The formal primary result follows November’s election. The piece also notes visits and family news from Vicksburg Shreveport and Ruston plus a newborn Mary Pearl in the Howeard home.
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Joseph Biedenhain
Ouachita Coca-Cula Betting Works Company
Monroe
A. V. Milter
Biedenharn
Brecenham
Hambone's Meditations Reflects On A Good Job
The fragment notes Hambone’s Meditations once offered a good job but hints at weary people or a weary era. It preserves a rustic voice and local flavor without embellishment or speculation.
Ear care and foreign body removal guidance from a medical editor
A 100 year perspective on ear health covers cleaning methods for the external ear, risks of overcleaning, proper syringe use with boiled water, and when to seek professional help for boils pimples and foreign objects. It notes risks from insects and cautions against self extraction and aggressive attempts to remove material.
New York City Nightlife Braces for Record New Year’s Revels
Preparations sweep Manhattan for a noisy New Year’s Eve amid shiny prospects for theater and nightlife. Cab drivers and doormen report best earnings since the mid-1920s as Noel Coward premieres spark inflated box office and surging cover prices. A glamorous stage social hosted by Sam J. Harris draws Broadway stars from Gypsy Rose Lee to George M. Cohan, while industry figures credit a buoyant mood and potential employment gains for the coming year.
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New York
Manhattan
Sam J. Harris
Gypsy Rose Lee
Jahan Duse
Marta Abba
Tallalah Bankhead
William Gaxton
Clare Luce
Moss Hart
George S. Kaufman
Margaret Sullavan
Fennie Brice
Brock Pemberton
Billy Rose
Peggy Wood
George M. Cohan
Daniel Frohman
Mr. Harris
Claiborne Parish Medical Society Elects Officers
The Claiborne Parish Medical Society elected officers for the coming year at the health unit in Homer on Tuesday. President is Dr. C. Q. Wolf of Haynesville, vice president Dr. E. B. Middleton of Homer, secretary-treasurer Dr. H. R. Marlatt of Homer, delegate Dr. S. A. Tatum of Homer, alternate delegate Dr. H. R. Marlatt.
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Homer
Claiborne Parish
Cagney and Mae Clarke Cause On-Set Grapefruit Recall
Hollywood notes Cagney returns to work on Great Guy with Mae Clarke. She prankily smears grapefruit on his face recalling their Public Enemy clash. Producer Douglas MacLean staged the gag to echo the famous scene and payoff.
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Paw Harrison
NEA Service
Hollywood
Jimmy Cagney
Mae Clarke
Cagney
Desert
Miss Clarke
John Blystone
Birstone
Douglas MacLean
Radio Schedule Snapshot December 4 Front Street Listing
A detailed grid outlines the Friday radio lineup across networks with daily programs, hosts, and time blocks. Notable shows include Jack Armstrong sketches Amos and Andy repeats, Norseman Quartet, Jessica Dragonette, Edwin Hill comments, Court of Human Relation, First Nighter drama, and Xavier Cugat orchestra hour.
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Hasse South
Siva Wit
Wave Winx Wit
Norseman
East
Tom Mixennidhwerl
Press
Lucille Manners
Bilby
Re Eus
Midwest
Top Hatters
Amos
Na’ Andy
Otto Thurn
Uncle Ezra
Radio Staton
Edwin C. Hill
the Norsemen
Jessica Dragonette
Waitzing
Abs Lyman
Court of Human Relation
Andy
Phil Levant
Orchestra
Emil Coleman
Shandor
J. Hamp Ore
Louis Panico
WABC
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the Glee Club
George Elliston
Joy
Hary Tain
Envy
Merle
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Madrid
Tu Mea
By Carter Field
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U. S. and P. Railway
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Toad
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Animal News Club
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Tady
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Jean Dickinson
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