Monroe News-Star Publishing Company Credits and Contacts
The Monroe News-Star and MORNING WORLD publish on evenings and mornings. It lists staff roles including president and publisher, vice president and associate publisher, and manager, with postal and advertising representatives across multiple cities.
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Monroe
Postoffice
Tick Eradication Efforts in Ouachita Parish Declared Impossible
Federal tick eradication inspector told Ouachita parish police jury that compulsory dipping is futile and that only voluntary farmer efforts can work. He cited high costs and cross parish infection risks and urged state wide law to back such efforts for Louisiana.
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Louisiana
Ouachita Parish
S. H. Still
Federal
Ouachita River
Fedé
Ouachita
Louisiania
Caddo
Texas
Arkansas
Unfounded Suspicions About U S Interventions Abroad
An editorial argues that United States actions in Latin America are miscast as imperial aggression. It contends critics overstated bully motives while noting U S policy often protects nationals and property, allowing troubled republics to solve their problems without external dictation.
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Latin America
United States
Europe
America
Atlantic
Fe United States
South America
South
Trade Without Diplomacy In Spite Of Efforts
The state department in Washington maintains non-recognition of the Soviet regime yet the United States ships more Weeds into Russia than any other nation. American business reaps a rich cake paid for by others, gaining access without embassy salaries and staff costs.
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United States
Russia
State Department
Washington
Dias de Aeneceirciai E Ai Cienidinal
Laughs From Life Mrs Smith Seeks Venice Florence Paris Tales
Mrs Smith eagerly questions Mrs Jones about a European trip visiting Venice Florence and Paris. Jones confirms visits and recalls St Mark's Lido galleries Rue Des Champs Elysees and Seine cafes while noting a rush to meet George in ten minutes. Myra M Waterman signs off.
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Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Jones
Europe
Venice
Canals
St Marks
Florence
Paris
Rue Des Champs Elysees
Seine
George
Myra M. Waterman
Secretary of Crime Rumor Sparks Cabinet Shakeup
A whispered note suggests renewed cabinet turbulence as calls arise for a new member to join the lineup. The phrase Secretary of Crime hints at a bold reallocation of duties amid political maneuvering.
Saloon Heritage Mirrors Modern Speakeasy Culture
An old corner saloon shares core traits with today’s illicit venues, with only minor differences in ambiance and operation. The reflection suggests enduring social appeal of hidden drinking spots across eras.
Matriculation Hopes Span Maine Return This Fall
The note expresses eagerness to learn if any students will return to Maine for the upcoming fall term, signaling anticipation around enrollment plans and regional attendance.
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Maine
Ford's Bets On Business Improve Yet Unseen
A dated quip from Henry Ford questions when improvements in business will be apparent. The line reflects optimism about economic progress and hints at enduring change that may already be underway.
Danish Minister Constantin Brun Retires From Washington Diplomacy
Elderly Danish minister Constantin Brun leaves the U S capital after 35 years of service. He signs treaty on Danish West Indies ceding to the United States in 1916 and plans to live in Washington and Bar Harbor, avoiding U S travel due to quota rules.
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Twenty-second Street
Order of Danneborg
Denmark
White House
Executive Mansion
Constantin Brun
United State
Hoover
Otto Wadsted
Brun
Rock Creek Park
Capital
Bar Harbor
United States
Corps
Viscount d’Arte
Portugal
Danish West Indies
Virgin Islands
Answers to Questions From the Washington Bureau
Public information column with Q and A on topics from bridge and fashion to elections and history. Includes answers on paper pattern shortening, homicide vs murder, Simon Report, population ranks, and land owned by Washington at the Revolutionary era.
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Great Information Bureau
Washington, D.C
Monroe Morning World Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, Ac
Washington
M. G
How's your health and the body’s highways of life
A compact discussion blends biology and social analogy noting the body as a community of diverse cells. It explains specialization, distribution via blood and lymph, and waste removal by circulatory and intestinal systems. It also includes a Poultry Item Q A on winter laying and a Florida land boom reminiscence with dramatic price Escalations.
Hollywood actor shuns stage persona after fame
A boulevard restaurant figure known for acting presence in Hollywood theatres changed after landing a good film role. He formerly arrived late to theaters and appeared to inhabit the actor’s mood, yet since achieving potential stardom he avoids the theatrical manner and self-important entrances.
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Hollywood
Newness Wears Off in Movie Advertising
The article notes that talkie advertising has faded as a novelty, with studios once promising to let audiences hear stars and sounds. Now lavish descriptors fade and terms like mirthquake arise, while theaters rarely boast all talking productions. It highlights rare sights in Hollywood such as a megaphone wielding director and stars with heavy cosmetics.
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Hollywood
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Woodmen of the World elect officers in Ouachita Valley Camp
Ouachita Valley Camp No 10 Woodmen of the World met and chose officers led by S C Blackmon as council commander and B D Robinson as adviser lieutenant along with clerks bankers escorts watchman and physicians. Also notes visits from Mrs J W McWilliams and Mrs T L Morris and Methodist Woman's Missionary Society officers were elected.
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Woodmen of the World
S. C. Blackmon
B. D. Robinson
Charles Garvey
W. T. Baker
H. C. Walker
H. C. Gamble
D. L. Newman
C .B. Johnston
C. E. Bynum
H. Rischer
J. L. Adams
William Schultze
F. C. Bennett
J. W. McWilliams
Starksville
Hal McGeorge
Meridian
T. L. Morris
New Orleans
H. C. Downs
Hubert F. Thomas
Vicks
Radio Program Rundown Across Stations and Times
A dense schedule lists 454.3 WEAF and 348.6 WABC programs from 6:00 to 11:00 with music and talk segments, plus numerous affiliate stations and time blocks, including orchestras, soap broadcasts, and serials. The rhythm spans news, music, drama, and variety across networks KDKA WHAS WJZ WGN and more.
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Orch
Uncle Bob
Chiefs
Larry
Duke
Spiteln
State St
Wenr
Luke
Miranda
Smith Family
Orchestra
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Water Witches
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WIZ
Studio Prep
WEAF
WHAS
WEA
WJIZ
Wrens
WEAS
WIZ Ntal Television
Wsxac-Wibo
Scissored Talk on Referendum and Constitution Submission
The piece mocks Dr. Ernest H. Cherrington and others who urge submitting the Eighteenth Amendment to a popular vote and even the entire Constitution. It brands such ideas as dreamlike and impractical, noting other proposals by Dr. Clarence True Wilson and F. Scott McBride as desperate and implausible attempts amid shifting political gains.
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Ernest H. Cherrington
World League Against Alcohol
United States
Clarence True Wilson
California
F. Scott McBride
Radio waves to transform world by science future
A fragment notes optimistic predictions about radio waves altering plant dispositions and shaping a postwar world within fifty years. The quote cites Elsie McCormick and Lord Melchett predicting discoveries that could mitigate World War after effects and reshape society.
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Elsie McCormick
Lord Melchett
Barbs About a Man and a Strong Box After Christmas
A wry note suggests the phrase strong box after Christmas actually hints at a potent gift of cigars, implying humor over holiday generosity.
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