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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1938

Page

2

Theatre Riches and NYC Cafe Society Debate

A sprawling column surveys Broadway show prospects including Great Late and The Fabulous Invalid with investment bets and public reception. It notes Douglas Leigh’s electric displays on Broadway attracting mass crowds, plus a clash over Cafe Society credits between Lucille Beebe and Maury Paul, with side remarks on hypnists and city nightlife.

George New York Deeight Deere Wiran Mighty Deere Pine Company Fortune Gambiere

Monroe News Star offers glimpse of a confused local ad page

Fragmented OCR shows a garbled local notice with addresses and subscription references at TIQ-118 Werth Second Street. It mentions patrons and various figures, hints at dates and payments, and mirrors a newspaper page with multiple interrupted lines and misread names.

Monroe Rae Werth Second Street

Christmas Goods Return Provisions Cited by Merchant

A cautious note outlines return rules for Christmas merchandise. Items must be unused and in perfect condition to qualify. Shoppers suggested to avoid tampering with stock, as merchants may break up stock to discourage easy returns.

Morin Tossed Vessel Rescue Aboard American Farmer

The American Farmer under Captain H A Pedersen saved the Fieldwood fishing schooner crew of twelve during a dark gale off Nova Scotia. Chief Officer Gulbe and Second Officer Knowlton and the crew showed exceptional seamanship and willingness to risk their lives.

United States H. A. Pedersen Nova Scotia Fieldwood Gulbe Knowlton Pedersen

Science links cinema to shaping youth behavior

The article argues children imitate what fascinates them and that environment shapes behavior. It cites a 54 percent honesty figure from psychologists and warns adults should not expect perfection in youth given limited responsibility and integrity in society.

American Psychological Association Association Greta Garbo

Overtime Pay Critique Comes From Cross-Country Tour

Administrator Andrews reports little out spoken resentment toward the wage and hour law on his tour. Employers’ opposition may be muted by caution and the law’s limited impact on current scales. Andrews notes possible congressional exemption proposals for high income workers.

Andrews Congress

Gargantua the Great Goes Abroad After U S Show Closes

Gargantua the Great, famed gorilla, leaves the United States after a celebrated tour. He has been exhibited to crowds, photographed, and written about by literary figures. The show, once the world’s greatest, folds due to economic hardship and Gargantua heads to Europe to find new surroundings and kindred spirits.

Gargantua the Great United States Gargantua Europe

Blizzard Yarn Sparks City Newsroom Banter

The news editor torments Cassidy for a grand storm story as a blizzard tale unfolds. A reporter guesses grim figures while editors demand dramatic counts and nationwide disruption. Cassidy spins a sensational yarn about thousands stranded and two million workers clearing traffic arteries.

Cassidy Associated Newspapers

Our Children Posture Health and Growth Advice

An analysis of child posture links good health, mental well being, and proper breathing to upright carriage. The piece emphasizes dental care, nasal passages, tonsil health, and regular activity as foundations of posture, urging expert teaching and parental cooperation.

C. Ward Crampton

Old Age Pensions Debate and Tax Reforms Loom

A 1938 NEA column discusses looming congressional action on old age contributory pensions, criticizing political manipulation and urging rate reexamination. It notes advisory council recommendations to raise early pensions and recheck employer and employee tax rates. It also mentions infrastructure work and a rush of poll tax payments before year end.

Advisory Council NEA Service, Inc

Calorie Use Across Occupations in the Machine Era

The article explains how daily calorie needs vary by occupation from lumbermen at about 6000 to tailor workers around 2500. It notes average daily intake has fallen 1000 calories in 25 years as machines reduce labor, with specific examples for women and activities from sleeping to running.

Movie Scrapbook Star Joy Hodges Sings Fame and Style

Joy Hodges became Des Moines first radio child star while in high school and later won a Town state soprano contest. after graduating she toured with name bands and appeared in three RKO pictures with no spoken lines. her latest film is Service Deluxe. she stands five feet four inches, weighs 110 pounds, light brown hair, gray green eyes and will turn 25 on January 29. she enjoys perfume bottles, tailored outfits, and always wears a bracelet.

Joy Hodges Des Moines RKO

Gas Mask Handy in Peeling Onions in wartime

A Surrey village air-raid warden visits a cottage and finds a housewife wearing a gas mask while peeling onions for the midday meal. The piece notes masks may have peaceful uses and references a 1890 U S cost of living study and silk coat linings showing wear after a season.

Manchester Surrey United States The Bureau of Labor

Milwaukee Police Study Tiny Radio Receivers for Officers

Milwaukee Police Chief Joseph T. Kluchesky studies equipping officers with two pound short wave radio receivers like those used in San Antonio. Sealed on the police station short wavelength, the devices would boost efficiency in large scale riots and manhunts.

Milwaukee Wis Joseph T. Kluchesky San Antonio Tex Kluchesky

Ninety-Year-Old Visits Louisville on Birthday

Mrs Cyn thia Tomes marked her ninetieth birthday by an outing beyond 15 miles from home to Louisville. She saw street cars electric lights running water moving pictures steamboats electric refrigerators elevators telephones radios and vacuum cleaners, noting automobile production in 1895 was four cars.

Louisville Cynthia Tomes

Lightning Strikes Twice In Monticello Farm Tragedy

Steve Abbott a one year old father of eight was killed when a tree he was sawing fell on him on his farm. Four years earlier his wife died from a falling limb while cutting a tree. A national survey notes only about 300 of 25 million passenger cars move daily on main cross continental routes. The AAA orders 1 000 patterns of cotton bagging to replace jute for bale covering to boost cotton use.

Heather Leich Mazda New Builder Monticello Steve Abbott United States AAA

First Aid Emphasis at Southern Medical Meeting

Dr Ralph M Stuck warns against moving accident victims with back injuries while Dr Beverly Douglas urges hospital or medical office removal of objects to avoid fatal complications. He cites cases of a stabbed man and a pencil injury to advocate expert care and school level first aid instruction.

Froper Southern Medical Association Oklahoma City Ralph M. Stuck Beverly Douglas Douglas

London Night Worker Survives After Garbage Truck Crash

Walter Sadler. a night shift worker in London slept through a crash as a garbage truck smashed into the first story wall of his house. He awoke on his own with no reported injuries. Local crews assessed structural damage and began repairs.

London Walter Sadler

Radio Program Listings for December 26

Radio schedule dense with NBC WABC CBS WABC network basics across EAST MIDWEST SOUTH and PACIFIC zones. Programs include Jack Armstrong Little Orphan Annie Science from the News Amos n Andy Emily Post Alfred Wallenstein Orchiro Eddy Duchin Orchestra Pic Pat Minstrels and Guy Lombardo Orchestra among others with interwoven station lists and timing blocks.

Nbc-Weaf Jack Armstrong West Annie Charles Sears Science Malcolm Claire Rose Marie Ames Andy Edwin C. Hill Emily Post E. Bolognini A! Pearce and His Alfred Wallenstein Lum-Abner Basia Eddie Cantor Chicagoana Orchestra the Cavalcade of America Pat Minstrele Radio Theatre Guy Lombardo Wiz Wbza Wxyz Wjth Wsyr Waby Webr Cfcf Whk Wmff Wae Wean Wice Wlen Midwest Wenr Wis Kwk Koll Wren Wmt Kso Wowo Kma Wetn Well Widf Wibm Wilm Wrtd Wmps Wibo Wdsu Waga Wsgn Kxyz Klo Kvod Kgo Ksid Ktme Kjr WEAF NBC Don Winslow Navyew East Landt Tom Mix Vaughn de Leath E. Glucksman Bill Johnson Adrian Rollini Lowell Thomas Jimmy Valent C. Robinson Budd Westminster Choir Dr. Hagan True Dar

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