Post Office Receives All Day Sunday Room Notice
Fragment outlines a room in the post office allocated for all day Sunday use with unspecified attendees. No dates or named individuals are readable.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1939
Page
4
Fragment outlines a room in the post office allocated for all day Sunday use with unspecified attendees. No dates or named individuals are readable.
The piece urges Monroe residents to observe Flag Day next Wednesday honoring the Stars and Stripes. It explains flag symbolism, cites June 14, 1777 as the authorization date, and notes Old Glory now flies over 48 states with 130 million adherents, urging respect and display downtown.
The piece warns of extreme heat surpassing 100 degrees and its effects on the weak and strong alike. It notes reduced vigor for prolonged heat, urges caution for those unaccustomed to strong sunshine, and recalls old hat protection and shade remedies as mild relief.
A convention speaker warned that chemical advances are rapid and aging methods become outdated. He noted plastics for auto bodies and quick production of furniture, soilless farming under factory conditions, and evolving heating cooling and clothing tech, all signaling a continual revolutionary shift.
The piece reflects on making Father’s Day meaningful through a thoughtful present and a whispered word of appreciation. It notes a St. Cloud Florida doll house with a large US collection and ends with a sharp quip about Mussolini’s view of strength in the world.
The piece presents King and Queen reflecting on duties and strain during a world’s fair visit. They joke about doubles for royal duty and American receptions, noting heat from flashbulbs and speeches. The dialogue ends with a quip about England and a closing line praising benefits to foot doctors.
Angela Patri argues a twelve year old should not have a BB gun. She says accidents injure or kill, memories linger, and guns are not toys for children. She urges learning to value life and delaying gun use until adulthood.
Washington notes Secretary Hull reaffirms the long standing policy of staying out of European wars. It traces the shift from League of Nations to naval pacts and the Kellogg pact, Nye committee findings, and the neutrality acts. Hull urges Congress to switch back to stricter neutrality while signaling arms openness to peaceful nations.
Describes a two day border strip routine where an alien sheds clothes on the Mexican bank of the Rio Grande crosses into the U S the immigration officers arrest him on the U S side transport to jail hold a rapid trial and return him to the river side where he left his clothes.
Ideal warm weather entertainment will be available in Monroe with a full concert at the natatorium by the Greater Monroe orchestra under Professor Ennis at 8 p.m. The Chamber of Commerce annual meeting and dinner club joint event will be at Hotel Monroe at 8. Secretary S. M. Collins will report on the past year. Also noting a freight service shakeup, Sherburn Navigation withdraws leaving one line in the field. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Howell welcome a 12 1 2 pound baby boy at St Francis sanitarium, the couple's first child, named L FE Howell Jr. both mother and child are doing nicely.
Alf Landon, the 1936 Republican presidential nominee, sustained fractures to the sixth and seventh ribs after a fall aboard the ketch Blue Moon off Rockland Maine. He was treated at Knox County Hospital then resumed sailing, aiming to deliver a commencement address at Boston University on June 12.
The Yankee flying boat departed Lisbon at 8 30 a m Greenwich meridian time en route to the United States with a cargo of European mail. It landed here yesterday afternoon. MOPSY
Modern psychiatry credits major progress in two areas: control of general paresis through heat therapy and malaria organisms, and new approaches to dementia praecox or schizophrenia. Treatments include insulin shock and metrazol convulsions, applied under medical supervision, with emphasis on holistic patient care and ongoing mental therapy.
A Jewish girl in Arab dress was arrested near Jerusalem central prison with a basket of fruit and vegetables containing a time bomb set for 11 am. Police report she carried the device to target Friday visitors.
Jimmie Fidler praises President Roosevelts plan to fund a veteran movie workers pension with a studio tax. He notes distribution rules for long time staff versus short term stars, and previews Hollywoods hurdles in funding and fairness. He also reports on related industry gossip and other entertainment notes.
An Asbury Park style survey of prominent writers Dorothy Parker Somerset Maugham Ernest Hemingway Sinclair Lewis John Steinbeck Hendrik Willem Van Loon Rex Stout and their public personas. The piece notes Parker's shift from revelry to prolific writing and domestic life while highlighting Maugham's taste for low humor Hemingway's sociable nature Steinbeck's modest ranch and independence Van Loon's mastery across fields and Stout's Nero Wolfe persona and culinary interests. A brief obituary item reports a lightning fatality of farmer William Cloy in Mississippi.
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