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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1941

Page

4

The New Order and a Free World War Weapon

An analysis argues that German morale falters as the idea of a New Order proves unpopular and impossible. It stresses that victory hinges on Western front breakthroughs and the spread of Four Freedoms through a concrete plan. It warns the regime’s improvisation and calls for showing a real path to a free world.

Europe Bulgaria Turkey Germany Free World England Hitler

Kip's Bay Boys Club Builds Character Through Activity

George Tucker profiles the Kip's Bay Boys Club and the network of New York City clubs aiding 2,000 underprivileged youths. He highlights clean routines, open nightly access, gymnasiums, libraries, crafts, sports, and success stories from alumni now engineers, military photographers, or instructors. The program emphasizes practice over preaching as a path out of street life.

New York Sidney Kingsley Jack London Kip's Bay East 52Nd Street East River G. Dana Younger Kip’s Bay Columbia City College NYU Younger Denver Mr. Younger

Hollywood Critics Hit Portrayals Of Outlaws And Hitler In Films

Jimmie Fidler surveys Hollywood’s gangster and dictator themes, arguing films glorify killers from Frank and Jesse James to Napoleon and Hitler. He cites Belle Starr and Bad Men of Missouri while noting inconsistent depictions and his own humor at the industry’s contradictions.

Hollywood Frank Jesse James America Belle Starr 20Th Century-Fox Gene Tierney Warner Brothers Missouri Napoleon Bonaparte Hitler

Our Children By Angelo Patri

Miss Jennie uses a red and green reading card system to show marks from B to A, sparking tears in Tim who fears his mother’s reaction. The piece urges supportive praise, discourages shame over B grades, and stresses individual child progress and well directed activity.

Jennie Jenny Tim Angelo Patri c/o News-Star World P. O Station O New York N. Y

Average trainee weekends in Washington reveal simple tastes

Washington Daybook notes visiting draftees favor affordable pastimes and familiar sights like the Monument and Lincoln Memorial. Casual budgets, rare dates, and occasional cinema visits shape weekends as officers report mostly well behaved trainees and a desire for Saturday sessions if Congress stays open.

Washington Congress House Senate

Dusting in Imperial Valley Aids Grapes and Melons Use

Lieutenant H R Harris reports Huff Daland Dusters planes have operated in the Imperial Valley California to dust grapes and cantaloupes to prevent mildew. Dusting begins July 15 with 18 planes from Monroe serving five states. Local events include Flag Day observances at the Elks clubhouse with a D A R Legion and Boy Scouts attendance. Elliott will deliver an oration.

H. R. Harris Huff-Daland Dusters’ Corporation Imperial Valley Mr. Wright Monroe Elks Clubhouse American Legion The Legion Auxiliary Elks Lodge Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls Elliott

Funny Business Tax Sparks Courtroom Banter

A remark about becoming a prosecuting attorney and a judge prompts sharp banter in a courtroom. The exchange highlights tense, witty exchanges as attorneys challenge evidence and role expectations.

Community notices and travel plans announced

Thompson receives a patriotic address by Bridget Thornhill. Mrs. Fannie Livandais and Leon Hammond accompany the musical program. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gibbon and two sons plan a move to France living in a villa at Nice. They sail from New Orleans aboard the Leerdan on June 28 via Havana and Vera Cruz with oil interests remaining.

Anthony Gibbon Monroe France Nice New Orleans Havana Vera Cruz Mr. Gibbon

Civitan Club Members Attend U S C Meeting

West Monroe Civitan club skipped its Monday gathering to allow members to attend a U S C meeting at Monroe city hall. Many members joined the program aimed at aiding Twin Cities civic clubs.

West Monroe

Real Estate Transfers Including McGuffee to Vernon and Buckley Sale

Mrs Fairy Pipes McGuffee transfers land in Zeigin's subdivision lot 8 from J C Ransom estate for $400. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp to Mrs Ammon Coon Buckley acquires 20 acres in section 10 town ship 18 north range 2 east for $200.

Fairy Pipes McGuffee John A. Vernon Zeigin J. C. Ransom Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ammon Coon Buckley

Radio Schedule Highlights June 10 1940 Broadcasts

Eastern and Pacific time line up for Tuesday with network by network programs. Notable entries include Jack Armstrong Captain Midnight dances and news, Burns and Allen style music, foreign and home front war updates, and musical features from Chicago and New York through late night.

Iate Jack Armstrong Nbc-Red Nbc-Blue Ireene Wicker Edwin C. Hill Cbs-Basic Mbs Hsports Nbec Red Harmonicas Quartet Nbce Bart Nbe Bob Han Cbs Paul Sullivan Cbs-East Chicago Cbs- West Paul Douglas Abe Lowell Thomas Wings Mbs-West Waring Herbert Foote Organ Nbc Amos and Andy Delta Rhythm Boys Cbs-West Filton Lewis, Jr Europe Nbe-Red Mr. Keen Lanny Ross Chicago Dance Orchestra That Morgan Jayne Cozzens Abe-Red Get Helen Menken Arthur Hale Kaltenhorn Sam Baker Johnny Presents Ore Gordon Jenkins & Orches Blue Court of Missing Heirs Dbs Wythe Williams Rbelow Horace Heldt Uncle Jim Ned Jordan Kelmer Davis Grand Central Dbs Dance Music Orchestra Mexico Ted Steele Nbe-Blue Invitation To Learning Dhs Morton Gould Orch Glenn Miller Cba Raymond Gram Swing Walton Lewie Joan Edwards Cbs N. Olmsted Blue Ramona Nbe-Red-East Fred Waring Maneing Music Orchestra Amos and Andy Nance Orchestra & News Orchand News Cbs-Nbe

Questionnaires Mailed Board List of Monroe Residents

A long list of individuals named with addresses in Monroe and West Monroe, many marked colored, plus entries from neighboring towns and companies. The compilation appears to be survey or voter questionnaire data grouped by street and route, naming numerous residents and several organizations.

Alvin Auval Jones Care Local Board LaSalle Parish Jena George Washington Sterlington Turner Clifton Lea Wood Street West Monroe Winfred William Keyes Swartz Burton Myers Luna Star James Buren Holland Vincent Ala Christopher Columbus Craft Route 1 Bros John Wren Smelser Haynes Avenue Willie Bill) Washington, Colored Care Harre Williams Lumber Company

Legion crew recovers drowned Winnfield boy in Big Creek

Members of the American Legion truck crew with state troopers and CCC boys found Carl Ray Wheat 12 of Winnfield after he drowned Sunday afternoon in Big Creek at Fishville. Captain Lee Hales led the search with volunteers and camp crews assisting troopers and civic workers.

American Legion CCC Carl Ray Wheat Winnfield Big Creek Fishville Lee Hales James Wheat Hales Jimmy Griffin Dewey Mobley Jim Atkinson J. H. Baird L. G. Jones Treuwett

Negro jailed after peace warrant arrest in Monroe

Levi Coleman, 40, of 701 Reed Street, was lodged in the city jail after Monroe police arrested him on a peace warrant. The Gutenberg Bible, printed between 1450 and 1459, is noted in the record.

Levi Coleman Reed Street Monroe

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Manhattan George Tucker Jimmie Fidler Dick Arlen Harold Lloyd Jean Parker Wendy Barrie Eddie Cantor Greer Garson Harry Carey Ida Lupino George Raft Cub Mary Pickford Charles Bickford Walllie Reid Wally McNaught Syndicate, Inc Our Hee Eco Washington Daybook Jack Stinnett Eskimos Hoitentots Boston Back Bay Society James Martin Fort Meade Washington Monument Lincoln Memorial Smithsonian Museum Zoo Eve Georgetown University U.S. C Radio Mervyn George Merklin Emerson Street William Wilson Campbell South Grand Street Philip Wolff David Adams Street Thomas Vaughn Gardner Grayling Lane Walter Charles Newland Polk Street David Bullock Layton Avenue Joseph Butler Wetzel Lee Avenue Joe Muffeletto Catalpa Street Johnnie Gospel Colored Union Oil Mill Percy Washington Robert Harris Breard Street Ernest Ermon Smith DeSiard Street Owen Leland McCleary McGuire Street Jesse Wilson Magnolia Street Henry Anderson Tony Cascio South Fifth Street King George Murray North Seventh Street Jay W. Cummins Spurgeon Drive Robert Francis Perce Leyton Avenue David Clarence Barnes South Ninth Street Charlie Davis Cedar Street Reese London Walnut Street Raymond Dee Davidson North Second Street Spencer Pascal Riser William Norman Arnold Interstate Natural Gas Company Baton Rouge Ralph Penveill Ponder Shirley Street DeRidder Nathan Ballard General Delivery James Monroe White Calypso Vennie Lee Elerbe Mississippi Street John Casey Jordan Edward Spann White, Jr Rochelle Avenue Rufus James Hall Peach Street Tony de Rose Parlor City Lumber Company David Fettis Thompson North 26Th Street Henry Preston Webb Waite Cycle House Nevis Flanigan Eli Miles Lemieville Frank Harold Wadsworth Bernhardt John Smith Trenton Natchitoches George Washington Hicks DeSiard Bean Tuedar Caravel Bear Washington Sam Ladart DeSiard Avenue Cash Callion Washington Street William Brown Patrick Pine Street Meyer Glazer Glenmar Sam Edward Kellogg Lumber Company Hardy Edwin Barnes Louie Marshall Halbrook Fairbanks Bill Honor Capitol Theater Lee Jefferson Clark Morrison Avenue John Malton Bateman Apple Street Purvis Hansen Rezr Breard Street James Seaborn Herbuck, Jr Harrison Street John T. Savannah Joe Joseph Dispenza Edward Henry Nugent Alton Hayes Jamhas Silvester Turner Joe Cicero Pargoud Street William Thomas Higgins Winnsboro Road James Wood Lipscomb Tri-State Transit Company Shreveport Cecil Marshal Rogers Jackson Street Joseph Dudley Harris Park Avenue Willie Reed Stone Avenue Charles Vincent Marsala Moses Lawrence Potter Griffin Street Louis Gonzales Kenneth Wesley Snabnett Rafe Edward Miller Samuel Noel McQuiston Millard Nathan Walters Oak Street Stonewall Gamnes Dixie Street Charles Titche Robert Vince Wroten Samson Davis Grammont Street John Andrew Collins James Lavelle Brooks Larry Clay Thomas Car Brown Willy “Jack” Elmore Care Massey's E. D. Nation Jetson Joseph David Peter Miles Care Jim Miles Joe Will Wallace B. C. Heath Roy Bennit Wimberley Arlena Wimberley Harvey Delbart North Fifth Street Everett Curtis Allen Coleman Lloyd Martin Davis Albert Abercrombie Luna Leon David Roper Russell Elzo Jimmie Sumerland Robert Bledsoe Jerry Lambsden Hodge Calhoun J. B. Boggs Vernon Allis Shelby South Second Street Counsel Smith Bosco Charles Roy Campbell Clayton Oran Felix Lenard Harvard Homer Whitehead South First Street Jin” James McClendon Louisiana Veneer Mill Travis Advant King Mill Street Guy William Frantom Archie Stevenson Route 2 Thomas Adolf Younse Riverfront Ben Cox Care D Sig George Brown Paper Mill William Hicks Bosc Alvin Williams James Loys Black Care Brown Paper Mill Otto Cash Postaffice Charles Abraham Jackson Trenton Street James Heckard Care Kellogg Lumber Company Mr. Gates William Randolph Daniel Care E. E. Roberts William Edward Wilkerson North Fourth Street George Francis Fox James Otis Wheeler Arther Bates Box 131 Evaughn Solon Roark Calvin Jeruse Guillory Box Wright Sherrard Natchitoches Street Thomas Smith Crocker, Jr Henry Austin Care Louisiana Training Institute Wreford Elain Freeman Harry Farmer John Key Clark Eros Jesse Bell Gardner William Harris Johnnie Johnson Donie Lee Newton William David Mayes Willie Lee Madison Brown Paper Wilbur Matthew Ellerbe Ludwig Avenue West Munroe Benjamin Powells Thomas Franklin Honea North Third Cloward Kimble Brooks Chatham Legion Lad
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