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A brief notice directs inquiries to a central telephone line for all departments, available daily after 8 p m with the note excluding Sundays. The number 4809 appears as the contact.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
2
A brief notice directs inquiries to a central telephone line for all departments, available daily after 8 p m with the note excluding Sundays. The number 4809 appears as the contact.
Citizens in Ruston Natchitoches and Lafayette rally against validating a seven year contract making Ouachita junior college a state university unit. Proponents argue it strengthens education and complements Louisiana Tech, State Normal and LSU, while opponents fear state control and rivalry.
John Blake argues that global access via media will expand understanding if used, but warns against persisting prejudices. He predicts future sight through sound and emphasizes reducing international disputes while fostering charity and sympathy among neighbors to avert renewed conflict.
Poem by George Elliston about June's beauty and glamour as a fairy land appears, with reflections on romance. A dialogue between Mother and Daughter questions about marriage and a young man’s unknown traits.
Eyewitnesses warn of a strong grassy current flowing from the hotel toward the hat house, posing risk to those near the riverbank. O’Flaherty questions the hazard while Mike confirms the danger of the water.
Baron Boozumstein asks Dolly to teach him to swim but she hesitates, prompting a hopeful, humorous seaside moment as he expresses his wish for guidance.
In a candid exchange, Mabel asks about insanity in Bobbie’s family and Edith notes that Bobbie asserts some relatives are friendly rather than disturbed.
A humorous note reports a baby swallowed a cent prompting a parent named Mother John to comment on the incident. The quip implies the father favors a central bank viewpoint.
Kathryn and Kittye discuss an engagement to Jack Huggins. Kittye warns of harsh consequences, and Kathryn remains resolved about the match despite doubts.
The Collector I reports paying $40 for a lock of George Washington hair while The Wife notes the $8 transformation purchase as a poor bargain. The exchange satirizes values and collector culture in 1934.
Readable excerpts from authentic letters received by notable figures and firms in the United States, illustrating correspondence from the Bell Syndicate. The collection highlights social and business communication patterns featuring prominent persons.
A June 6 1929 letter to a well known piano company asks for three harmonies to be sent to correct a piano lacking harmony before hosted guests arrive. The writer mentions a guest who will play and worries she may stop playing if harmony is insufficient.
Washington sketches James M Landis as the man who crafted the securities act and will head a new stock exchange regulator. Critics call him impractical but insiders note his vast memory skill and strategic poker and bridge talents. He sparred over liability terms, arguing for two years instead of five, impressing President Roosevelt.
Delegations from Ruston Natchitoches and Lafayette plan a Baton Rouge conference to oppose enabling acts allowing Ouachita Parish junior college to operate under LSU for seven years. Critics fear state control while supporters cite feeder role and educational benefit to northeast Louisiana.
A compact meditation column by J. P. Alley titled Hambone Meditations appears in an old newspaper page. The piece reflects period tone and uses a concise essay format, offering reflective thoughts on life and culture.
Fifteen years ago on June 7, 1919 Monroe acquired ownership of a mule that died after breaking through a gravel veneer on Oak street and plunging into a cavern. Miss Sallie Humble returns home for the summer from Campti. Hilton Hasel reports homecoming after two years and four months with the U S navy. Mrs J W Smith and Miss Mary Smith depart for Homer for a two week relatives visit.
In Yakima Washington the county old age pension fund lacks funds and only about one in ten applicants has been recognized. Of 44 pensions granted most are $10 per month and none reaches the $30 maximum allowed by law.
Coast to coast listings show NBC and CBS networks with time blocks 3:30 to 11:20 pm ET. Programs include Winnie the Pooh Ma Perkins Joe White Mary Small Jesters Rudy Vallee The Goldbergs Whiteman Jazz and Don Bestor Orchestra with regional station lists and repeat airings across East Midwest Mountain and Pacific regions.
Ny society notes reveal Judy O Grady exploring penthouses for charity as the upper crust opens private gardens to the public. Dreiser hats and celebrity sightings echo the glitter and gossip of Manhattan plus bids for a flying fleet and a Riverside Drive cave retreat.
Hollywood writer Dan Thomas highlights Henry Hathaway’s rise from assistant director to director. Hathaway chose Westerns to learn the craft directing Zaye Grey stories before hit assignments with Gary Cooper and Carole Lombard in You Belong to Me. Joan Crawford helps finish a theater project in blue slacks while lending a hand.
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