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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1941
Page
4
A Nixon era inspired reflection on the Bill of Rights. It recalls the origins of the first ten amendments in 1791 and the enduring belief that individuals possess pre government rights. The piece urges observance of Bill of Rights Day and contemplation of life without these protections.
The piece recounts Judith Anderson recording Macbeth at Victor studios in Manhattan and a technician reading grooves like Braille. It also chronicles Tommy Dorsey’s Dance Caravan misadventures from Grand Central to Cleveland and Detroit, including fans, spectacles, and a charity-like crowd.
Warner Brothers reports a profit of 5,429,302, the highest since 1929, reflecting efficient management and reduced overhead. The piece cites confidence in a stronger 1942 film industry and notes how studios cut waste to attract audiences. It includes light celebrity blurbs and social notes on industry figures.
Parents should guide and prepare children from infancy to build speech, conduct, and character. Early nurture, spiritual and academic guidance, and consistent example cultivate maturity. The junior high years demand deliberate cultivation of talents. neglect loses potential and sacred trust.
The Office of Price Administration battles scare buying while urging conservation of defense materials. Leon Henderson hires Edgar Kaufmann to guide pricing and distribution. Harriet Elliott leads the Consumer Pledge to reduce waste. A Monroe broadcast with CPA points and a KMOX program airs tomorrow at 8:30 pm featuring the song Il Am Thinking of You.
The Kiwanis club at Hotel Monroe elected Clyde R. Brown as president and named Loum Hullum, Jack Hayes, Judge Percy Sandel, C. E. Faulk, T. O. Brown, H. Masur, J. H. Watkins, A. Marx, Jim Drew and Capt H. M. Williams as directors. Scout drive total reached 4500 with bonds mailed to donors. Major land lease in Richland parish valued at 26000 cash with drilling work to start within 60 days. Lotus club to broadcast Monroe area during annual officer elections tomorrow night.
The Menrce Maternity Welfare Clinic, funded by the Twin City Community Chest, supported a young expectant mother with diet, layette, and home linens. Her husband, a part time laborer, kept up on hospital delivery fees as her anemia improved until a fall led to hospitalization and the birth of a premature infant. Salt melts ice yet is used to freeze ice cream.
Radio schedule listing program changes and time slots across networks for the evening. Includes The Tom Mix Serial, Captain Midnight, Rhythmaires, News segments, variety acts, and feature programs with station affiliations and broadcast times.
Sue Ellen frets over Riv Moore’s accident and the tangled drama with Johnny Harris and Deedora. Ginny reveals whispers of Riv’s rage, Johnny’s secrecy, and a planned restoration of Belle Acres as Sue Ellen settles into a fragile, hopeful routine awaiting Johnny’s return.
Rev and Mrs Ellery Aldridge representing the Chicago Bible Institute visit Monroe for one day at 801 Jackson Street in the gospel car Evangel from 10 am to 2 pm They sell Bibles books music and mottoes profits fund free books for hospitals jails and army camps Aldridges once worked with the late Billy Sunday in coast to coast radio conferences Car makers warn underinflated tires waste engine power by six pounds per square inch
Brig. Gen. Carlyle Wash announces a blackout from the Carlan line to Roseburg Oregon starting 11 p.m. Monday with radio stations prohibited after 7 p.m. Pacific time except officials. The Red Cross holds an emergency session with 50 physicians 110 nurses and ambulances ready for field hospitals in seven Seattle zones. Annually about 15 000 rhesus monkeys are imported from Britain.
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