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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Coleman
Reed Street
Monroe
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Dick Arlen
Harold Lloyd
Jean Parker
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Cub
Mary Pickford
Charles Bickford
Walllie Reid
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Washington Daybook
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William Wilson Campbell
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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
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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
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George Washington Hicks
DeSiard
Bean Tuedar Caravel
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Sam Ladart
DeSiard Avenue
Cash Callion
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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