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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1936

Page

4

Militant minorities challenge United States Chamber of Commerce

Edward A. Filene criticizes the chamber as an organization of business men promoting narrow views. He mocks its poll methods, contrasts with the National Association of Manufacturers, and argues minority groups push policy while the passive majority pays dues. He urges more leaders to speak out.

Edward A. Filene United States Chamber of Commerce Chamber Boston Den National Association of Manufacturers Mr. Filene

Trade shifts with France aim to ease war risk

The piece argues for reciprocal trade agreements led by the United States to boost exports and stabilize the economy. It notes France will expand American auto and radio imports while increasing duties on bulk American products, and claims agreements reduce war danger by expanding peaceful trade, aligning with Sayre’s defense of tariffs.

America France Francis B. Sayre American Academy of Political and Social Science United States

Airline Safety Inquiry Pushes for Stricter Rules Amid Weather

The government inquiry into commercial airplane crashes argues for tighter regulation as unsafe weather challenges persist. Blind flying remains limited to instruments and not yet justified for routine use. Airlines seek schedule maintenance to compete with rail and bus services, but frequent edicts could divert business. Europe’s strict controls offer a lesson, while a London firm plans to replace buses with Diesel engines as replacements occur.

Department of Commerce Europe

Alpine corridor proposal links France and Italy by road

A proposed automobile boulevard through the Alps to connect France and Italy is under consideration. The text notes about 40 percent of U S communities rely on motor trucks for transport while questioning what constitutes news in publicity and fortune.

Alps France Italy

Keep a Bridle on the Tongue

Uncommon Sense by John Blake argues for restraint in speech to avoid harming family and friendships. It emphasizes that blunt candor harms more than it helps and urges resisting nagging and tactful restraint while standing up for right.

Uncommon Sense John Blake The Bell Syndicate, Inc

The Glee Club By George Elliston

A nostalgic poem recalls youth on a farmhouse, sunbonnets, and blackberrying days. The speaker rests beneath a tree and lets dreams carry him far away to tender memories and simple joys of summer. The piece blends memory with rural images and a calm, reflective mood.

Stummer

Robbery in Broad Daylight Slows Couple

In a daytime holdup a man and his wife were robbed when the thief seized a shopping bag containing the couple’s automatic pistol. The wife explains she carried it and failed to prevent the theft before the gun was recovered by the burglar.

Mr. Pester Bardit

Husband trips downstairs in stubborn quarrel humor

Wife recalls her husband tumbling down stairs while carrying bric-a-brac after she told him to be careful. The exchange ends with a complaint that men are exasperating.

Dixig Brefe

Landlady Turns Us Out After Three Days Light Left On

Jack asks Spratt what happened when the landlady discovered the light had burned for three days. Spratt replies she turned them both out.

Jack Spratt

Fuzzy barter tale pitches eight wives for cows

A humorous medieval style exchange centers on trading eight wives for cows. The speaker jokes about lacking cattle while offering a girl as a wife, prompting a warped barter for livestock and partners.

Fuzzy-Wuzzy

Hotel Lobby Quarrel Sparks Domestic Tension

In a hotel lobby a quarrel erupts between Mr. Knagg and his wife over housing. His wife demands a home, prompting a tense exchange captured in the incident report.

Husband Seeks Hat as Lamp Lifts Mystery

A humorous exchange shows a husband asking where his hat is and the wife replies it hangs on a lamp. The husband reacts with confusion and a joke about the lamp being the hat’s mysterious new home. The wife quips that it is on his head.

Automobile Odds Drive House to Higher Costs

Benham notes wind damage after umbrella deployment while Mrs. Benham jokes about overhead expenses. Hans Bode of Honolulu chemist uses avocado in perfumes sweet fern mokihana mountain ginger and hala. A Stanford professor favors the whale shape for auto streamlining. Monthly car payments take about one sixth of income. auto travel on the Lincoln highway spans 3 384 miles.

Hans Bode Honolulu

They Call It Politics by Carter Field

Washington observes the London movement showing remarkable organizational skill for the Republican side. The piece contrasts current GOP state and national organization with Democratic gains since Farley engaged, noting doubts about Landon’s likely committee leadership and the hope for effective delegate tactics in the race.

Washington London Kansas Herbert Hoover White House William McKinley Leonard Wood Frank O. Lowden Warren G. Harding Harry M Daugherty New York Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio Indiana Iowa Minnesota James A. Farley Franklin D. Roosevelt Landon Jim Farley Prairie State Republican National Committee New York State Charles E. Hughes William R. Wilcox

Revival under way in Ringgold by Bozeman

Rev. R. A Bozeman pastor of Sevier Memorial Methodist church conducts a revival at the Ringgold Methodist church. The event starts in early June and aims to inspire the local congregation with preaching and hymn singing.

Jonesboro Hodge Graduation Sees 70 Diplomas Awarded

Jonesboro Hodge High School held commencement in Jonesboro Louisiana with 70 diplomas presented. Rabbi F K Hirsch gave the keynote address to a full auditorium. The program included invocations salutatory and valedictory talks, musical numbers and diploma presentations. Scholarships were awarded to Creighton Morgan Inez Robinette Edgar Bass Betty Ice Miller La Melle Jones and Evelyn Briehm at the ceremony.

Jonesboro Jonesboro-Hodge Hizh School F. K. Hirsch Monroe J. L. Dodge Maurice Raphael Evelyn Brichm Sara Margaret Caldwell Tim Block Tom Miller Higher Education Creighton Morgan Pierce Moony F. K. Hirsen W. E. Walker Louisiana Tech Inez Robinette Edgar Bass Northeast Center Betty Ice Miller Southwestern LaMelle Jones Centenary Evelyn Briehm Louisiana State Normal College

Dancing party honors Miss Louise DeWoody in 1921

Mrs. Willis Anders hosted a refined dance at home for Miss Louise DeWoody with many guests from the Harrington circle. The event filled the combined living and dining rooms with music and punch while attendees included numerous local social names and a graduation visit from Mary Smith. Movie actor Lee Tracy once worked on cattle drives in Colorado at age 18 for board and $30 monthly.

Willis Anders Louise DeWoody Alice Frances Harrington Mildred Benson Marietta McGee Birch Williams Elizabeth and Lavinia McGuire Mae Grant Irma Grant Lucille Nonie Godwin Helen Carr Alice Shaw Penelope Smith Nellie Flynn Jessie Richardson Messrs Mose Perry Myatt Moore John Winberry Aaron Parker Tom Munholland Julian Trezevant Herbert Booze Hal Godwin J. E. Peters Bill Matthews A. G. Herring Ralph Baldwin Steel Williams J. C. Moore James Swink Clara King Klein Anders Luther Reed J. N. Harrington Lee Tracy Colorado

Feeding a Baby from Spoon to Cup Through Growth Stages

The article outlines gentle methods for teaching babies to take juice from a spoon and progress to drinking from a cup by ten months. It stresses patience, consistency, cup size changes, and gradual introduction of cereals and vegetables while avoiding force or emotion.

Sanitarium Under Construction in Ferriday Louisiana

Ferriday La June 1 Special Work is underway on Ferriday s new sanitarium built by Drs Sebastian and Ratcliffe. It is planned to open about September first and will be a frame structure with fourteen private rooms and two wards for about 39 patients making it one of the finest in this section of Louisiana.

Ferriday Sebastian Ratcliffe Louisiana

Ferriday Opens New Ice Cream Plant at Local Drug Store

Ferriday gains a small but usable ice cream manufacturing operation as E. W. Vogt installs the plant in the Ferriday Drug Store. The facility is designed to meet local demand with adequate capacity for the area.

Ferriday E. W. Vogt Ferriday Drug Store

Javelin Idol of Hampstead Prep School Highlighted

A historical note recalls Basil Rathbone as a standout athlete at Hampstead prep school, renowned as the best all around athlete and known for his javelin skill during his early years.

Basil Rathbone Hampstead England

Hollywood breadwinners and their families in film

A survey of child and young adult stars who fund their families through acting and dancing. It notes mothers and relatives relying on performers like Spanky McFarland Billy Lee and Jane Withers, with many supporting multiple family members while projects in production include headlines about war scares crime thrillers and court battles.

Spanky McFarland Billy Lee Shigh Jane Withers Messrs. Temple Withers Frediomew Loretta Young Lon Chaney

Silliness and laughter in humorous anecdotes and insults

A reflective piece on what makes people laugh and why insult jokes seem effective. It contrasts parody and sympathy with the idea that slipping on ice rarely amuses. Mentions comedians Jack Benny Phil Baker Parkyakarkus and Cantor. Also includes a sensational line about blood and a massive sturgeon from the Snake River.

King Jack Benny Phil Baker Parkyakarka Cantor Kas

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