Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana

We have 1,268,751 pages in Louisiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1942

Page

2

Subscription rates and notices in 1909 News Star paper

The notice lists subscription rates for Dally and Sun editions with prices for 1 to 12 months and a yearly rate. It notes second class mailing at Montesay post office June 1 1909 and contains Associated Press and advertising representative information along with office contacts and telephone access.

Dally Sun Dally and Sun News-Star Nice Montesay Audit Bureau of Circulation Associated Press Branham CO New York Chicago Atlanta Dallas Detroit St. Louis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles Ssennes

Americans Stand Calm After Japanese Raid on Dutch Harbor

A U S editorial argues Americans remain calm after the Dutch Harbor bombing, contrasting Tokyo's hysteria with United States resolve. It asserts West Coast defenses and citizen preparedness foreshadow a turning point in the Pacific war as Japan faces escalating Allied pressure and strategic bombardment.

Dutch United States Tokyo Pacific Japan Hirohito

States End All-Out War on Truck Barriers

Governors of all 48 states agree at federal urging to waive height width weight and fee regulations for trucks during the war. The move ends long standing interstate protections and averts bottlenecks in war material transport. Compliance with a national plan may replace state rules after the war.

Congress Horace Greeley

Manhattan by George Tucker

An urban chronicle from New York detailing a surge in personal crises and murders. The piece notes many tragedies stem from women leaping from buildings or dying in hotel rooms, including a Rockefeller Center case and another on West 46th Street, with police notes on heartbreak and final messages.

New York West 46Th Street Henry

Our Children By ANGELO PATRI

The article argues that mothers are essential in a child's life and in war time their presence at home supports youth. It notes some mothers must work but urges professionally trained nursery schools to care for children to keep them secure while mothers work. Released by The Syndicate Inc.

I Syndicate, Inc

Questionnaires Mailed to Monroe Residents in Board No 1

A lengthy list records individuals and addresses in Monroe for questionnaires mailed by Board No 1. Names span Frank Parker Standley to Luther Vernon Fortenberry with streets including North Third, Oak, Pearl, Pine, and Des Siard, plus several Route and box numbers across Monroe and West Monroe.

Frank Parker Standley North Third Street Monroe Edmond Colvin Oak Street Ranal Davis Thomas Lheyd Hutchens North Seventh Street Frank Davis Pearl Street John Francis Browne Hart Street Robert Brown Goldman Street Homer Shields Chilton Stone Avenue Willie Barron North Congo Street Burt Winfred Johnson Floyd Telford Doane Edgewater Gardens Theodore Roosevelt Fortson South Congo Street Benjamin Franklin Hill Virginia Hotel Thomas Vance Roussel Myrtle Avenue Thomas James Welch Atkinson Street Charles B. Burpo Pine Street Sam Watkins Washington Street Leon Jackson Leon Boykins DeSiard Street James DeWitt Hudson Frank Robinson Layton Edin Lamar Greer Lee Avenue Walter Nelson South Ninth Street David C. Silverstein North Fifth Street Robert Loring Pierce Wilfred Eugene Ellis Rochelle Avenue John Crawford Theus Milton Street Charlie Smith Henry Park Durrett Arthur Williams Breard Street Robert Edgar Clemmons Donley Lane Stewart Son Morehead Adams Street Jacob Benjamin Abrams Rovhelie Avenue Louis Smith Meek Sixth Street Sigmond P. Reed Washington John Slavens Fox Riverhide Leland Young Wright Sterlington Mose Wood Fairbanks Frank Janie Patton Bosco Raymond Frederick Richards West Monroe Charlie Lee Veasey Diet Aye Harris Joseph Guidroz Weft Latex Const. Co Sweeny Texas James Franklin Finkleal Choudrant Lonnie Lewis Frost Downsville Willie Murray Alexander Cypress Clarence Leroy Fisher Des Siard John Theabads Harper Frank Manish Charles Harvey Golson Eras Leon Fontana Clvde David Robinson Ord West Monrie George Percy Jackson Fairs Banks Perle Thompson Wiemroe Jemes Tatbear Chavtong He Naokees Wee Don Thomas Head West Monene Eos Hoihdap Calhoun van McKintey Wes Monroe LB Wellaens der Lee Barnes Bownsviile Bros. la Charlie Chomwly Bryan Bros. Laay West Mogies le He Tag Phansay N West Mowe Jehnie Deuwie Cashouny Smith Dick Taylor Ralph Clayton Griffith Richardson Paul Rowling Kirby Mississipp Street Robert Milton Greder Mississippi Street Sherman van Melded Gorden Aver Joseph Overton Conant Aart Strep Without Love Hearn Lot Strain Chavy James Moseley Harrison Street Sales George Coleman BSL Botween Norn Bax Stone Avenue Louis Luch Comrate Gordon Avenue John Tony David William B. Jackson Haw Oo Ithorne Tetas Bader Buster Harold Superior Laima BS Booty Rider Company Robert Meriweather Bright Oak Enoch Robert Norton Alexander Avenue Dewey Payton Phillips Lehde Bruce Winnsboro Road Westy Ames Poi Paythias Neeson de. Wither Bonback Moree Mo Damint K Fonar Wet Nhoriran Kinwismith Hearts Box Seppe Lasay Gelser Wie Duthgna Beauwes Davis Faubanks Lester Dunshawen Bess Willie Aeron Avcure Chon Loareney Wear Megirise Hws Wolar Danish Clark Morie Ter Sre Weet Mearte Pryts Dares Haanitten Cypress St West Moores Clarence Joseph Entrican Monroe U William Isaae Alboaht Alton Truvy Cooper Wenet Cisrence William Lowery Clemon Washington Virgel Lee Valentine Fairsbanks Purvis Mcintosh Heighley Marion Wallace Thomas Jefferson Wilkinson Crosley Alvie Lee Sears General Delivery Victor Price Lipsey Mitchell Marvin Franks Third West Ollie D. Brown James Pelham Warren Luna Star Foe Hanspard Sibery Ros Eeathe Esaers Box Haynes Joe Murray Rosco Bell Raymond Erastmans Esten North Fourth Street Everett Dewey Newett Joseph Claborne Craft Lee Arthur Jackson North Sixth Alex Sampson Dwight Eulyses Care J. M. Carr J. E. Barnes Company Louisiana FA CCC Winnfield Alvie Asberry Wallace Talmage Riley Harry Fulton Bordeaux Robert Hamilton Watson Mare Brown Paper Mill Roy Lee Gholson Luther Martin Brown, Jr Lonzie Marbley Robert Loranze Sims Ae Samuel Lofton J. B. Filhoil Ase Robert Fletcher Young Henry Victor Dee Carlock Camille Gaillard John Thomas Tedeton Luther Vernon Fortenberry

Hollywood’s Binding Draft: Starless “Shanghai Gesture” Stall

Hollywood producer Arnold Pressburger cannot find a male lead for his United Artists release. Six months of offer ups to star actors have failed due to prior commitments and draft-year shortages. Industry bosses say only major studios with long contracts can endure the talent drought as summer approaches.

Hollywood Arnold Pressburger Shanghai Pressburger United Artists

Washington In Wartime column on rubberneck buses and farewells

Washington in Wartime discusses the end of the rubberneck bus tours due to gas and rubber shortages, notes their wartime popularity, and laments loss as William Bush plans to enlist. Also mentions local election results, club meetings, and summer travel plans for Miss Hudson and Margaret Hudson.

Washington Washington Monument William Bush Gray Lines Europe Navy Yard Bureau of Standards Business and Professional Women's Club The Allen Electric Company Marie Massengill Evelyn Barbour TD Anders R. E B. Allen Mes. W. Duncab Elizabeth Hudson Fred G. Hudson Star Lauitie Marshal Vicksburg Miss Boston Mass England Belgium Holland Germany Switzerland France Iady Miss Hudson Margaret Hudson Wil Tarrytown-on-the-Hudson Mrs Spencer

Severance Speaks at Exchange Club Luncheon

F. L. Severance, fight instructor at Northeast Junior College, was principal speaker at the Exchange Club luncheon at Hotel Frances. He spoke on college instruction details. joined by J. J. Hair. Two guests attended, Sgt Walter Lee Hill and L. Zeigler. one new member, W. R. Crow, admitted.

FB. L. Severance Northeast Junior College Exchange Club Hotel Frances J. J. Hair Mr. Severance Walter Lee Hill L. Zeigler Houstein W. R. Crow

Army insignia quiz recalls 12 point star unit

In a war quiz readers are asked about a blue square insignia with a 12 point star worn by divisional troops from California Colorado Nevada Arizona and New Mexico who trained in California and the reason for the division name. Later questions ask about a 25 year old army act and gas type used at Ypres with Churchill warning.

California Colorado Nevada Arizona New Mexico Winston Churchill Germany Ypres

Guides With Longstanding Facts Beyond the Guides

The text notes guides delivering many years of knowledge with facts and figures not found in standard guidebooks. It emphasizes the depth and breadth of information that guides provide beyond traditional references.

Gate He Missed The Train On His Ast Furlough

A fragmented line notes a person missing a train during a furlough period on a stated ast schedule. The readable text hints at a military or formal leave scenario with a mis-timed departure. No additional names or places are discernible in the legible portion.

Film Stars Urged to Eschew Glamour in Wartime

The Screen Actors Guild urged Hollywood actors to practice thrift and restraint to support rationing. A guild statement asked actresses to wear cotton instead of luxurious fabrics, adopt a standardized silhouette, and remove hairpins, zippers, and metallic jewelry to save materials for uniforms and wartime needs.

Hollywood Screen Actors Guild Today Guild America

Also Mentioned on This Page

Monroe News-Star Mews-Star—World Publishing Corporation North Second Street John D. Ewing Worli Ally and Sun Manhattan George Tucker Rockefeller Center Our Angelo Patri George Montgomery Milton Berle Merle Oberon Basil Rathbone Linda Darnell Ginger Rogers Mae West Chill Wills MGM Wills MGM Studio Robert Montgomery Marie Dressler Marie Maurice Chevalier John Wayne Will Rogers Pickfair McNaught Syndicate, Inc Jack Stinnett Canyon Rock Creek Park Taft Bridge Mr. Bush Blin East Mies Hadda Mopper Basia Ted Steela Clubente Taam Abner Frank Painter Nie Lowell Thomason Bhiatas Chivcago West World & War News of Today Capis Tmba- West Waring Nbec Cal Stoupragie Irene Rieh’e Vaemin Dre the Johnson Marehink Ore Er Davis Cts Abs Loimnan Marth Cea Gabriel Hearter Inbs Basin Umiah Shore Brewster Boy Dramatic Media Ramona Suse Tristers Diane Nhe Elsa Maxwell Varty Blue Bob Hawk Cba Morkan Beatty Jerry Wayne Leve & Abrowd World News East Fred Waring Nhce-West Mie Thiro F. L. Severance WAR Quiz Canterbury
Search Courier

Search the Monroe News Star Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Monroe News Star?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication