Roosevelt Cuts Relief Budget Shows Fiscal Restraint
President Roosevelt trims relief spending from 995 million to 886 million for the budget year starting July 1, a 109 million cut. The move aims to set an example for Congress, showing that economies in non defense spending can justify lower taxes and tighter controls on pork barrel appropriations.
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Roosevelt
Congress
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Blood and Sand echo at Diamond Horseshoe show
New York profile recalls Valentino era and Lila Lee with Nita Naldi, once in the original Blood And Sand. The piece tracks old stars visiting a modern marquee and their lives, careers, and Valentino memories as they head to Billy Rose's Horseshoe revue at the Paramount.
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New York
Melora
Broadway
Valentino
30Th Street
Tyrone Power
Lila Lee
Nita Naldi
Blood and Sand
Lila
Nita
Paramount Hotel
Billy Rose
Miss Lee
Augusta Appel
Gus Edwards
Eddie Cantor
George Jessel
Walter Winchell
Wallace Reid
Miss Naldi
John Barrymore
Jiannine Maria Theresa
Washington, D. C
Morris
Spain
Europe
Hollywood gossip round up of romances and film news
Gail Patrick and Baron Polan plot a November sealing after her divorce. Barbara Hutton is praised by press and Cary Grant is teased about astrology errors. Bob Hope to emcee Milwaukee Legion event. Lena Weissman and Vicki Lynn expect a December heir. Various celebs face romances, health, and career notes in a brisk Hollywood snapshot.
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Hollywood
Gail Patrick
Baron Polan
Robert Preston
Bob
Vic Mature
Chicago
Martha
Hal
Kemp
Wotziz
Fort Ord
Hays Office
Will
Barbara Hutton
Kay Francis Hugh
Fenwick
Joan Bennett
Walter Wanger
Len Weissman
Magazine Photog
Vicki Lynn
Ann Dvorak
London
British Ambulance Corps
Bob Hope
American Legion
Milwaukee
Mama Wright
Cobina, Jr
George Montgomery
Margaret Sullavan
George Kaufman
Edna Ferber
Gene Tierney
Oleg Cassini
Our Children by Angelo Patri
In guiding children avoid excess and trust their own instinct and nature. Children need social contact, loving care, and spoken language, not isolation. Provide simple, appealing meals and balanced feeding. Use rules with growth for self reliance, not lifelong rigidity. Keep to the middle path and let children grow in their own way.
Ghost fleet returns and civil defense surge in Washington
In Washington the maritime commission faces renewed questions as two World War II ships, the West Grama and West Hematite, are checked in for reconditioning amid a shrinking ghost fleet. Pickets clash near the White House as Abe Tikotsky begins a one man vigil. The House mocked a blackout bill, inspiring Civil Defense plans and air raid preparations in the capital with sirens and civilian evacuation studies.
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Maritime Commission
James River
Norfolk
Mobile
Ala
West Grama
Maritime
S. S. West
White House
Abe Tikotsky
Tikotsky
Springfield
A. F. L. Electricians’ Union
American Merchant Marine
House of Representatives
Hamilton Fish
New York
House
Fiorello LaGuardia
Office of
Civilian Defense
Fish
District of Columbia
Council of Defense
Library of Congress
Claiborne Women Plan For Picnic
Claiborne Home Demonstration club members met Tuesday to organize the annual achievement picnic set for June 17 at Bern stein park. Hostess was Mrs. Raymon Jones with a list of attendees including Mrs. M. L. DeFreese and Mrs. J. R. Frantom. Business meetings are scheduled for July 7 at Mrs. J. R Frantom’s home.
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Bernstein Park
Claiborne Home Demonstration Club
Raymon Jones
McGuire
M. L. DeFreese
J. R. Frantom
Edwin Johnson
E. C. Gaskin
C. G Simmins
G. D. Jones
R H. Herne
Joe Hindrix
Emma T. Braden
Emma T. Braden, Assistant Parish Home
Raymond Jones
J. R Frantom
Animals Feel Broad Range Of Emotions, Study Claims
The article argues that almost all human emotions are experienced by lower animals, listing fear, grief, hate, jealousy, joy, love, surprise, and more as common traits across species. It notes this challenges strict human-animal emotional boundaries.
Bridge Work to Start on Foundations in Monreve
J. W. Grace of Austin Bridge Co plans to bring in a crew to reinforce traffic bridge piers within three weeks. Lumber delays have slowed re-flooring, but two cars have shipped with more to follow. John H. Matter of the U S Chamber of Commerce will speak at the annual Chamber dinner at Hotel Virginia on June 29 at 8 p.m. Secretary Donald F. Walker arranged the trip. A committee including George G. Weaks and others was named to organize the dinner.
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J. W. Grace
Austin Bridge Company
Monreve
John H. Matter
Department of Domestic Distribution
United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
J. H. Trousdale
Mr. Matter
Twin Cities
Donald F. Walker
National Chamber of Commerce
George G. Weaks
P. M. Atkins
Albert Horuff
F. F. Millsaps
H. M. Williams
T. O. Bancroft
Sig Haas
Sig Masur
FE. G. Sugar
J. J. Herring
Herbert Rosenhein
H. K. Touchstone
R. W. Gremany
W. H. Anders
C. E. McKenzie
B. S. Betts
L. J. Gimler
Roy Hale
Albert Marx
C. Wise
T C. Drew
Sam Humphries
Radio Schedule Highlights Dense June 11 Lineup
Eastern evening schedule lists programs from 4:45 to 10:15 with various acts. Included are Jack Armstrong and Scattergood Baines serials, The Three Romeos, Paul Sullivan and Edwin Hill commentary, The Lone Ranger drama, Eddie Cantor and Gabriel Heatter segments, and news updates across CBS NBC and regional networks. The hour shifts reflect daylight saving changes and network corrections.
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Jack Armstrong
W. van Dyne
Scattergood Baines
Cbs
Hbasic
Abe-Red
Nbe
Edwin C. Hill
Dhs
Ths- West
Orch
Mbs
Cbs-East
Red
Cbhs
cbs-Dixie
Paul Sullivan
Chicago Melody Weavers
Lowry Kohler
Paul Douglas
Lowell Thomas
Wings
Midwest
F. Waering
Nbc-Blue
Amos and
Andy
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Newsroom
Nbe-Red
Mr Keen
Nbe-Blue
Lanny Ross
Imbs-West
Jimer Davis
Eddie Cantor
Fred Allen
Gabriel Heatter
London
Red News
Ted Steele
Adventures In Rhythm, Orch
Ickny Kyser
Nbe-Red Authors’ Playhouse
Glenn Miller
His
Dbs
Raymond Gram Swing
Mbs-West
Juan Arvizu
Harold Stokes
World News Broadcasting
Nbc
Amos
Cbs-West
Desert Flight Sparks a Forbidden Bond
Anne Willard and Pete Mackey crash land in the Omar Khayyam region while escorting Blaze and a rescued white stranger, Gregory Sherwood. Sherwood reveals he runs Shani Lun antiquities and hints at tensions with Anne’s father over Shya Naga. Snow, danger, and a planned marriage to Philip Oliver loom as the tale ends with a cliffhanger.
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Anne Willard
Pete Mackey
Pete
Anne
Blaze
Mackey
Buddha Sherdlock
Omar Khayyam
Gregory Sherwood
Chaka
Yangsar
Emirate
Willard
Sherwood
Philip Oliver
Chuka
Real Estate Transfers Include Crawford Hill Grant
Mrs Clydie Crawford transfers land in section 32 township 17 north range 3 east to C Ray mond Hill for $50. Joe Wolff transfers lot 11 square 19 Morningside extension addition to Claude M Johnson for $125 cash.
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Clydie Crawford
C. Raymond Hill
Section
Township 17
Range 3
Joe Wolff
Claude M. Johnson
Lot Il
Square 19
Morningside Extension
Dr Karlos Smith Named Kiwanis Delegate At Atlanta Convention
Dr C Karlos Smith will attend the Kiwanis International convention in Atlanta Georgia opening Sunday and lasting four days. He represents the West Monroe Kiwanis club as its sole delegate.
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Kiwanis International
Atlanta
Dr. Smith
West Monroe
Children from Louisiana Baptist Home Tour Southern Cities
Superintendent T W Gayer plans a 10 day tour with six children from the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home visiting Lafayette and other southern Louisiana towns. A second group led by L A Materne with 12 youths travels three weeks giving programs in multiple cities. These are the first trips of the year for the home’s children. Also noted is a statistic: over 15 000 makes of automobiles have been built in the United States powered by electricity steam or internal combustion engines.
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News-Star
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Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Saniteincein
Associated Press
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Monroe News-Star
T. W. Gayer
Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home
Lafayette
Louisiana
L. A. Materne
United States
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