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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1941
Page
4
A call to loyalty and sacrifice urging citizens to judge every act by the creed The Nation's Needs First. The speech links past decades to present wartime peril and insists individuals and industry place national needs above self interest to preserve political and social order.
The article notes Vladimir Horowitz’s joke about becoming a real American in two and a half years as he improves his English and mentions his daughter Sonia as a sharp critic. It also describes the Webb Institute’s bronze bell, symbolizing labor rights, and a summer pigeon feeding scene along Sixth Avenue with street vendors, birds, and curious photographers.
Jimmie Fidler reports on Hollywood chatter about Ted Healy's vase revival and a string of star-related anecdotes. Peggy Hopkins Joyce woos billionaire William Davey while Arline Judge and Ward Bond are linked to romance talk and Peggy Shannon's family seeks a full death-investigation.
Essay urging parent teacher groups as essential to public schools. Stresses parents and teachers must collaborate with clear roles, respect teachers, and avoid classroom criticism. Advocates regular meetings, parental involvement, and humane discipline, ending with a call to request Patri's booklet Obedience.
Washington Daybook notes motorists will share highways with army convoys and defense traffic. The AAA advises knowing camp locations and contacts, visiting during hours, using alternate routes, and yielding to convoy escorts. Convoys move in serial groups with slows and hourly halts, and motorists should avoid routes used by the army until infrastructure improves.
Testimony on misconduct against Marion Talley by her estranged husband Adolph Eckstrom was ruled out as adjudicated by a New York court. Eckstrom's attorneys sought to question Natalie Hyatt Scotto, who named Miss Talley in her divorce from Aubrey Scotto, but the New York custody ruling found no proof of immoral relations despite extensive testimony.
C. C. Colvin was named president at Bernice Bank of Bernice during the annual meeting Tuesday. L. H. Pratt was elected cashier with J. R. Fuller and Guy C. McDonald as assistant cashiers. Directors include M. W. Laurence W. W. Pratt Harry Fuller G. E. Lindsey and W. F. Grafton.
June 4 1926 Rotary club members enjoyed a program at Hotel Virginia headlined by City High School's Pickles play to debut at Saenger theater. Gypsy dance by Alice Cobb and a duet by Elizabeth Johnson and Henry Hinkle. Police Superintendent H D Apgar spoke on traffic. Benny Oakland urged support for Camp Ki Ro Li and a $1200 artesian well fund with Stovall Drilling.
The listing details June 4 radio programming across networks with time shifts for DST. It includes serials news dances and variety acts from 4:45 p.m. to 10:15 p.m. featuring Jack Armstrong Captain Midnight Harmonicas Quartet Bartons Chicago Melody Weavers Lone Ranger and more, with noted repeats and regional broadcasts across CBS NBC and mutual schedules.
In a brisk car talk Martin Dane and Violetta Lee discuss Violetta’s firing from the Willesden Institute and the tangled web of Lewis, Miss Lee, and family power. Martin offers help as they travel north, while Violetta wrestles with loyalty, love, and the looming challenge of reclaiming her fate.
Lincoln parish will select a community advisory board to handle recreational and social problems tied to the national emergency. A meeting at the courthouse in Ruston on Wednesday will choose an executive committee from 35 parish leaders across service clubs, agricultural units, schools, and local governments. Dr. W. E. B. Lockridge urged coordination to direct volunteers and activities as Ruston serves as a gateway to maneuver territory during August and September.
May parish tax collections reached 98.82 percent says C D Meredith chief office deputy. A tax sale of delinquent property will be held Saturday June 21 and interest in unpaid parish and state property is lagging. The English house of lords uses a red bordered carpet marking where a member may stand.
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