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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1950
Page
5
A compact note examines the enduring strains carried by earlier generations, detailing social and economic pressures inherited through time. It highlights persistent challenges, urging awareness of lineage impacts on current conditions and policy implications.
Psychologist Ernest Dichter, after interviewing hundreds of women for a cosmetics firm, found that ads promising beauty results failed to meet expectations of Lana Turner and Rita Hayworth fans. He advised toning down claims, which led to increased sales.
The source cites answers about soap ads and fatigue among 105 executives, noting fatigue linked to brain sugar shortage and poor job morale. It also contrasts remarks by Vishinsky and Malik with Lincoln and Billing, criticizing their speeches as recycled soap box rhetoric against capitalism.
A newspaper advert promotes Dr A E Wiggam's 28 page booklet How You Too Can be Popular offering 14 easy tests and rules. It invites readers to request the booklet for 15 cents, with a self addressed return envelope and a 10 day reply period.
In a Boston reader’s query Jacoby critiques Souths bold overcall after West opens spades. East cashes diamonds, spade ruffs, and West ruffs, leaving South with few trumps. The writer notes 900 points scored and condemns the overcall while offering Texas style commentary on bidding and leads.
Mrs A D Tisdale spoke on Woman s Responsibility as A Citizen at a joint meeting of the Ten and 25 year home demonstration clubs in the agricultural building. Fifty eight attended the luncheon by the Sardis club. New Ten Year members were admitted and a United Nations flag was displayed. A cash donation to the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home was authorized. Next Ten Year meeting set for March 15.
In Reedsport Oregon a blast at Kern and Kibbe Company quarry buried three workers under thousands of tons of rock. Two survivors clung to a ledge 250 feet above the floor. two others were hurt. The missing men were George Kleut Norman R. Aspley and John Doyle.
Baton Rouge Louisiana State University students were urged to remain in school during the national emergency. LSU President Harold W Stoke told a student faculty convocation that continuing in school contributes to the national order and that the world requires skill knowledge and competence. He added that students must learn to live with the emergency and that all will be compelled to live continuously under it.
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