Monroe News Star Morning World Publication Info Fragment
The readable portion notes the Monroe News Star Morning World publication details and Associated Press service. It lists advertising representatives and office addresses in Chicago New York Nashville Detroit Memphis St Louis Atlanta San Francisco Los Angeles and New Orleans with names and buildings.
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Rational Advertising
John & Branham Company
N. Mishivan Ave
Chicago
Graybas
New York
Nashville
Tenn
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
Dermon
Chemical
St. Louis
Candy
Alienis
Land Back Ride
Kansas City
San Francisco
Calif
Cupit Birch
New Orpheum
Los Angeles
News-Star & World Party
Sun Daily & Sun
Dati & San
News-Star
World Still Adores Romance Hawks Wingford Smith and Lindbergh
The piece highlights enduring public fascination with romantic triumphs in aviation. Wing-Commander Charles Kingford-Smith attracts global cheers with his marriage to a golden-haired Irish bride in Melbourne while Lindbergh and Anne Morrow captivate nations with wedding details and domestic felicity.
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Charles Kingford-Smith
Mr. Smith
Atlantic
Pacific
Melbourne
Australia
Lindberg
Anne Morrow
Miss Morrow
Evolution of the Senate and the shift in power
The piece argues that the Senate, once a dignified check on the House, has become more radical and dominant. It questions why the upper chamber, originally the smaller body, has become larger and less restrained while the House battles what it calls windmills. It asks whether wealth and conservatism still restrain the Senate.
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United States of America
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
House
Insane Nationalism and the War’s Uncompromising Costs
The author argues war left enduring wounds that no nation would trade for prewar life. Poland would not accept subjugation, France would not cede Alsace Lorraine, Italy would resist Trieste and Trentino, and Russia would reject restoring the Romanoffs. Many nations benefited, yet Europeans cling to aggressive postures, driven by insane nationalism and imperial greed.
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Poland
France
Alsace
Lorraine
Italy
Trieste
Trentino
Russia
Jugo-Slavia
Finland
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Rumania
Europe
Human Factor In Flying Safer Planes but Engine Failures Rise
Scientific study finds modern aircraft are nearly 100 per cent safer mechanically than earlier models. It notes that over two thirds of engine failure accidents are not caused by the engine itself but by other factors.
No Man Is Perfect Even When Hair Stays Neat
An assortment of humorous vignettes and quotes on human flaw from Pauline and George’s marriage to winter mornings and a mallard anecdote. The piece weaves playful reflections on ideals, daily life, and a brief crime note from a Brooklyn barber shop.
Uncommon Sense on Plants and Human Virtue in Aviation
John Blake reflects on David Fairchild's book Exploring for Plants tracing global missions to introduce useful fruit trees to America. He extols selfless scientists, contrasts fame with service, and praises those who expand our fruit and flower wealth for public good despite commercial pressures. He then argues aviation safety hinges on trained pilots and human judgment over technology.
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California
Florida
David Fairchild
Africa
East Indies
Morocco
Balearic Islands
Canaries
Surmatra
Ceylon
Java
Mr. Fairchild
Answers to Questions from the Information Bureau
A Q and A sampler from the Monroe Morning World Information Bureau in Washington. It covers Mount Vernon replica at Paris 1931 plans, hair fashion individuality, Columbia University resources, 1654 Jewish arrival, US ton miles by transport, balloon rise at sunrise, National Probation Association, and legal precedent explanations.
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Great Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Monroe Morning World Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskyn
Mount Vermon
Paris
United States
Mount Vernon
George Washington
How's your Health How's your Health
Winter brings slips and fractures and the article urges careful first aid for fractures. It describes recognizing fractures, signs like limb misalignment and crepitation, and stresses minimizing movement and using splints or stretchers to prevent complications.
June MacCloy Pays 20 Weekly Toward Film Freedom
Hollywood reports June MacCloy pays 20 weekly out of her pay envelope to Billy Rose in New York as the price of breaking a stage contract. Under a long term studio deal she will receive 5000 at option time before her first option week. Her screen debut is with Douglas Fairbanks in Reaching for the Moon, followed by June Moon with Jack Oakie.
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New York
Billy Rose
Fannie Brice
Miss MacCloy
Rose
George White
Douglas Fairbanks
Jack Oakie
Stage Play Title Changes for Movie Plans
A Broadway producer of musical comedies shifts to talkies, prompting fears the stage title will mislead audiences into expecting a musical film. After Hollywood reception, New York reports a box office low, and the producer returns to Broadway, sparking calls to rename upcoming movie titles.
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Hollywood
New York
Broadway
Drain pipe nuisances and traffic questions in 1915
The report notes several roof drain pipes over sidewalks along Grand and DeSiard streets causing discomfort and suggests declaring them nuisances and forcing owners to install proper drains. Residents ask for traffic officers at DeSiard and Second and DeSiard and St. John to ease movement from 4 to 9 pm. A Christmas dance at Riverside pavilion is highlighted, hosted by Lewis Tew, Newton Moore, and I Neel. Dr. and Mrs. Burke of Hazelhurst are visiting Dr. and Mrs. Massengill, while Mr. Jerry Massengill and Miss Lillian Massengill return home from the State university and Shreveport respectively.
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DeSiard
Second
St. John Streets
Riverside Pavilion
Lewis Tew
Newton Moore
I Neel
Burke
Hazelhurst
Radio Schedule Snapshot From Early 1940s Network Lineup
Readable fragments detail a dense grid of radio programs across WEAF WABC WJZ WIZ and others with showtime blocks from morning to late night. Entries list orchestras singers and serials like Amos n Andy and The Campus with various stations and affiliations.
Scissored Revolutions and Military Power in Historical Uprisings
The passage argues revolts fail when military force is strong or cohesive and popular sentiment lacks organized leadership. It contrasts American, English, French, and Spanish episodes, noting disciplined armies hinder mass uprisings while leadership and organization determine success or failure. It reflects on Russia and Germany, and cautions December upheaval as a lesson in preparation.
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Boston
Charles I
London
Oxford
France
Tours
Loire Valley
Paris
Russia
Germany
Notable Quotes From The Era On Politics And Society
A traveler recalls encountering African natives performing dances and banging clubs. Golf is noted as widely played. American public figures are praised or mocked in a series of opinion snippets from The Humorist The New Yorker and Tampa Tribune commentary on Hoover and Al Smith.
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al Smith
Tampa Tribune
Boyd Cable
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