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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1945
Page
4
The essay argues Hess’s claims of insanity collapsed under Nuremberg trial evidence. It notes Hess witnessed Nazi crimes and mass extermination, realizing other defendants appeared saner, prompting him to abandon his act and face reality.
The Japanese imperial household will replace pictures of Hirohito in military uniform with portraits in civilian dress on January 1. The writer endorses the change as a purely personal matter, noting the prior military imagery conveyed power and menace.
Henry McLemore humorously recalls past Christmas trees that overwhelmed his home, noting eight tilted evergreens, cramped rooms, and mishaps with squirrels and a cinnamon bear. He jokes about preferring a Christmas bush or fern and jokes about escaping to Atlanta or Leavenworth for the holidays.
Hollywood writer argues screen personality is less magic than good roles and strong producers. Anecdotes spread from Ann Sheridan to Bing Crosby reveal fame hinges on opportunities, while practical jokes show studio life beyond glamour. Marketed stars and fading icons illustrate fickle luck and audience demand.
Angelo Patri argues children must learn money use through early allowance and supervised spending. Start with small, regular allowances tied to family income, teach budgeting by reviewing accounts, and gradually involve children in financial signaling and family partnership.
A fragmented TV radio grid lists local programs and NBC network slots from morning to midnight. Entries include Morning Mirth, News Local, Do You Remember, Church in the Wildwood, Christmas Candlelight, and Spotlight on Sports among many others.
Trinity Church will screen Youth For The Kingdom at the Sherrouse Cafeteria Friday evening at 7 p m. The film aims to raise morality, honesty, respect and character in young people and to interest parents and others who work with youths.
The page lists numerous radio slots from 5:00 to 1:05 with programs like Odis Echols Melody Boys CBS Morning News and World News Local interwoven with local shows, intermission notes, and a closing cultural notice. A Christian home sponsor invites families to a motion picture with church sponsorship and a second church showing.
Examines the phrase There’s hell to pay from shipyard practice. Pitching a hull was the worst job on a vessel, so paying pitch led to the grim saying.
Washington reports an extra 225 tires were added to the December quota for the Shreveport separation center at Barksdale Field to aid released veterans. Rep Brooks announces the original allotment was 59 tires.
Dr. A L Peters was chosen president at the Ouachita Parish Medical Society annual meeting held Thursday night at the Business and Professional Women’s club building. Elected officers include Dr Irma S Jones as vice president and Dr E J Young as secretary treasurer. Delegates named to the state meeting were D J Hirsch George Wright and J E Walsworth with alternates E R Young W M Hunter and A D Tisdale.
Washington notes a flood of brain-twisters from locals as proposals range from 2080 hours of work at 75 cents per hour to profit sharing and family based wages. Lawmakers discuss ideas while Edgar Guest’s poem is circulated to foster unity among conferees and staff.
Governor Huey P Long appoints Felix A Terzis to the Qua Chita parish school board Ward Three. He succeeds John Herron who moved from Ward Three to Ward Ten. Terzis is a Monroe businessman and owner of the Parlor City Lumber Company.
A jumble of crossword style clues and partial answers references many topics including animals people and objects. The text lists several numbered or coded hints such as Hebrew letter American humorist and medieval creatures with scattered fragments and no coherent narrative.
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