Industrial output rises as employment improves in October
Federal Reserve data show industrial production at 94 percent of normal with 31 percent weekly bank clearings gain. Department of Labor notes October employment strength in general merchandising and retail, while non durable goods rise. durable goods lag, yet 12 point year over year gain signals improving demand for machinery and equipment.
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Federal Reserve Board
Roper
Department of Labor
Christmas Spirit and Poverty Speak Across a Nation
The era of hardship eases yet many still face poverty as Christmas nears. Some enjoy improved conditions with a 5 to 20 percent rise in buying, while others need generosity to transform the season beyond a personal circle.
Eccles Warns Market Still Safe But Not a Pot of Gold
Marriner Eccles, chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, cautions that current market health is due to cash purchases and limited bank credit. He notes no endorsement of stock values and stresses investment rather than speculation, warning of danger when speculative spirit runs riot.
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Marriner Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Eccles
Reserve Board
Out Of The Trenches And The Christmas Crisis
The piece reflects on World War I memories twenty years back as peace advocates hoped for escape from European bloodshed. It warns that Europe now nears another potential conflict as the Prince of Peace season arrives, noting dictators’ rule shows little gain in friendliness or sense.
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Europe
Uncommon Sense by John Blake on motion pictures as education
The author argues motion pictures became essential, offering global views and cheap recreation for rich and poor. He notes films' progress from crude tricks to a sophisticated art and laments schools underutilize film for education, suggesting every classroom should have picture equipment for ongoing use.
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India
The Glee Club By George Elliston
A brief poem reflecting on fear of the dark and a longing for daylight. The speaker questions why sun and day bring such joy and how mystery can trouble the heart as it seeks wakeful clarity.
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the Glee Club
George Elliston
Humorous Bible Ages Prompt Aged Women Quip
A witty exchange notes Methuselah's 969 years and other long lives in Bible times. The speaker jokes that no woman would admit to living a thousand years, comparing ancient ages to modern gender norms.
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Methuselah
Judge Questions Girl Witness About Police Ties
A girl testifies under oath, blushing, that she was once engaged to a police officer. The judge asks if she has ever interacted with the police, prompting her confession of the prior engagement.
Eddie the Dip quits the game to become a plumber
Eddie the Dip leaves his criminal career citing a need for steady work and practical trade skills. Mike the Thug faced a house repair bill he could not ignore, prompting him to reassess his lifestyle.
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Customer and Shoemaker Debate Shoe Repair Worth
A customer questions repair value for worn shoes while the shoemaker notes the laces and some components remain sound and repairable. The exchange centers on cost versus longevity of fixing old footwear.
Fix My Look to Rekindle His Love
A Beauty Expert counsels Mrs. Yellowleaf to change her appearance and style rather than recalling the past. The goal is to regain her husband’s affection by presenting a fresh image.
Man in Window Sparks Alarm Over Quiet Room
A tense argument unfolds as a man fears a death in a room after seeing a motionless figure at a window. The other person reveals a chess tournament is underway inside, easing the alarm with game activity.
Where Science Failed Insect Powder Mix Sparks Dispute
A light exchange reveals a mistaken purchase as Professor Batt observes a strange taste in the morning item. His wife clarifies the product is insect powder, prompting a humorous dialogue on the mix up and its consequences.
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Professor Batt
Live and let live shifts to live and help live in 1936
The column notes changing attitudes from 1930s era humor to politics. It observes Hoover and Borah potentially splitting the Republican party, hints at upcoming 17 year locusts, mentions Haile Selassie’s throne journey, and reports on the Dionne sisters stepping back from the spotlight with ongoing life stories.
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They Call It Politics
Washington observers note a more independent Congress as senators and representatives, driven by local electorates and poll trends. Roosevelt’s wavering popularity and mixed policy approval may lead lawmakers to vote against Roosevelt-aligned colleagues in the upcoming session.
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Farm Highways Planned in Ouachita Parish
Ouachita Parish roads chief F M Hill said final orders from New Orleans are awaited to start WPA construction of 24 miles of farm to market roads across ten wards. A $159 151 appropriation has been approved. about 400 workers will be employed for roughly six months. Existing WPA projects include $71 000 for site preparation and grading, with ten miles to be hard surfaced and about 5.75 miles gravel surfaced already built.
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Ouachita Parish
New Orleans
Washington
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Clyde Pohl Elected To Lead Modern Woodmen
Magnolia camp of the Modern Woodmen of America elected Clyde Pohl as venerable consul and named a full slate of officers at Monday night’s meeting. The crowd was large and John Davis spoke on Woodcraft. Mrs. Ida Boykin hosted, serving refreshments. A December 23 box supper and dance will benefit the camp fund. Pohl succeeds John R. White, now past consul.
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Clyde Pohl
W. T. Hamilton
R. L. Gabel
F. Flynn
Paul Newman
Maccabee Hive to Meet at Grand Street Lodge Hall
The Maccabee hive will meet at the lodge hall, 109 1-2 South Grand Street, at 8 p.m. Wednesday. The state manager will attend and deliver a short talk, and the annual election of officers will be conducted.
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Monroe Rotary Club Night Meeting Plans with Alexandria Visit
The Monroe Rotary Club will hold a 7 p.m. dinner meeting at Hotel Virginia with the visiting Alexandria Rotary Club in charge. About 69 Alexandria Rotarians and their Rotary Annes are expected, along with Monroe members and their spouses. Members must call Judge Harper by Wednesday noon to confirm reservations.
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W. M. Harper
Alexandria Club
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Alexandria Rotarians
Monroe
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Neville High Girls Glee Club Set for First Year Appearance
Neville High School hosts the Girls Glee Club in the auditorium at 8 p m Tuesday as part of a concert with the school band. Officers include Mary Frances Moore president and Ma bel Clare Richardson vice president. Members listed include Joyce Gottlieb Hermoine Driskell Alice Naylor Doris Reid Lot tie Mag Inzina Sara F Hinkle Martha Hopson Koala Pappas Sara Tabb Katherine Jean Grigham Sidney Marie Loeb Frances Smith Hazel Boies Patsy Slack Caroline Oliver Bernice Bernstein Mary E Smith Jane Landry Beatrice Miller Jane Moore Mildred Stanford Sue McBride Lora Mae Thompson Eleanor Brown Bernadine Kilcrease Florence Leonard.
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Mary Frances Moore
Mabel Clare Richardson
Frances F. Smith
Bernice Bernstein
Alice Naylor
Joyce Gottlieb
Hermoine Driskell
Doris Reid
Lottie Mag Inzina
Sara F. Hinkle
Martha Hopson
Koala Pappas
Sara Tabb
Katherine Jean Grigham
Sidney Marie Loeb
Frances Smith
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Patsy Slack
Caroline Oliver
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Jane Landry
Beatrice Miller
Jane Moore
Mildred Standford
Sue McBride
Lora Mae Thompson
Eleanor Brown
Bernadine Kilcrease
Evelyn Stout
Katherine Mickel
Mable Clare Richardson
Florence Leonard
Property Adjudicated to State at Tax Sale
A report from Deputy Sheriff C. D. Meredith shows 276 property parcels were adjudicated to the state at the delinquent tax sale held last Saturday, with 25 to 30 sold. He notes the yearly total is well below 1933 and 1934 levels due to prompt parish tax payments. Owners may redeem lost properties within three years by paying a five percent penalty plus one percent monthly interest.
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Meredith
Ouachita Parish
Quiet 1920 Wedding Ties Baskin Pair to Judge Schulze
Postmaster Dillard C. Hardin and Mrs. Ida Reeder of Baskin were quietly married by Judge Charles Schulze. Harold Heinberg of Chicago visits his parents Dr. and Mrs. J. Heinberg. Mrs. R. B. Henry and Elise Nannette stay in Bell cottage West Monroe as their new home nears completion. Lena and Sadie Fleming travel to Natchez to visit Sophie Hagerdorn. Katie Whitehead of Clarksdale visits Mrs. Robert Cann. Gus Alexander departs for Hickman to spend holidays.
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R. B. Henry
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Bell Cottage
West Monroe
Radio Programs Across Coast to Coast Schedule Dec 10
Coast to coast network listing of hourly musical and comedy programs with stations, times, and performing artists across East Midwest South Mountain Pacific regions including Amos n Andy Popeye Jackie Heller and Wayne King Serenade, ending with orchestras and serials.
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Phil Scott
S. Simon
Unattached relief division aids destitute men in New York
The transient division of the federal relief program in New York City provides shelter meals and job hunts for destitute men who arrive seeking employment or fame. Investigators describe petty theft by clients and schemes against workers, while some drifters misuse aid and employers seek help finding labor.
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New Color Cinema Brings Fresh Scene-Stealers on Screen
Hollywood writer Dan Thomas notes color pictures shift attention to visuals with baby and animal stars as red and white dominate. Director Henry Hathaway of The Trail of the Lonesome Pine refines color use to keep focus on action while avoiding strong color rectangles and bright props.
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Henry Hathaway
Trail of the Lonesome Pine
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