The Monroe News Star History Notices and Contact Info
The Monroe News Star, independent newspaper, prints daily news except Sundays. It is published by News-Star-World Publishing Corporation at 10 114 North Second Street Monroe Louisiana. It is a member of the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations with offices in major cities.
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Vandenberg Attacks Wage Bill Amid Economic Recovery Claims
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan argued against the wage and hour bill, claiming economic recovery has reached a high point and a pause is needed. He cited trade, production, and farm income gains since 1932, credit expansion, and foreign trade growth as evidence of revival under the Roosevelt administration.
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Vandenberg
Republican Party
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Presentation wins buyers not ideas in advertising
A reader recounts two men with ideas and contrasts their success. Young talent needs attractive display and clear outlines to reach decision makers, while an older man fails by presenting ideas poorly. The piece stresses intelligent presentation, tact, and neatness as keys to selling ideas.
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The poem honors a person with a crown of love earned through kindly deeds and tender words. It praises a brave, gentle life whose precepts shine beyond earthly crowns and remain secure in memory forever.
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Sky
Hoover’s Push for Republican Leadership Faces Landon Rift
Washington report details a movement led by Arthur M. Hyde to elevate Herbert Hoover as Republican leader and potential presidential nominee. The piece notes strained ties with Alf Landon, internal party disputes, and funds raised for the national committee, including a notable $100,000 pledge.
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Herbert C. Hoover
Arthur M. Hyde
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Hoover Fans Do Not Seem To Be Pleased With Mr
Courtroom Quip Highlights Legal Crowd
A witty exchange frames the scene as a judge shushes a visitor remarking on a crowd of tough rascals in the courtroom while the visitor quips about lawyers. The moment underscores courtroom tension and legal theatrics.
Saxophonist’s Bold Stage Blows Away Crowd
Local performer captivates patrons with his saxophone act. Aimed at a lively audience, the act showcases improvisation and rhythm that draw attention from partygoers and neighbors alike.
City residents buzz as Higgin's house hits stormy headlines
Farmers discuss urban life turning dramatic with constant, comic uproar over Higgin's residence. City noise and gossip swirl as locals compare events to a lightning strike.
Boxing Banter Reflects Sparring Strategy
Trainer critiques a left jab as the fighter claims use. Guests debate Smith's selectivity, with one noting unusually good selectivity and another doubting its quality.
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Smith
Ink clogging complaint stalls fountain pen
A bank vice-president faces a quirky dispute as Mrs. Grim asks for a complaint window while noting the ink in the bank is so bad it clogs her fountain pen. The exchange highlights a humorous clash over service and inconveniences.
Roosevelt Prosperity Achieved Through Democratic Leadership
The speech defends new prosperity under President Roosevelt and the Democratic Party. It argues the national debt is manageable with current income, credits the 1933 objectives to legislative action, and claims critics cannot dispute the tangible gains in American well being and security.
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United States
New York Times
Democratic Party
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Hoover
Examinations Announced For Several Civil Service Positions
The United States civil service commission announces open competitive exams for multiple posts. Roles include Senior steel plate engraver and script engraver with daily wages from 11.71 to 21.12, Associate plant pathological inspector, Principal experiment station administrator, and a Bureau of Engraving and Printing posting. Full details available at the Monroe post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Bureau of Entomology
Office of Experiment Stations
Department of Agriculture
Monroe
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Blood Pressure Measurement and Its Effects Discussed
The piece warns against traveling blood pressure measurers who charge a dime and may provoke anxiety. It explains two measurement methods Mercury column and dial gauge with a cuff and stethoscope. It describes systolic and diastolic readings and notes age related death risks from high blood pressure.
Poets Market and Village Gossip in New York
New York notes describe Greenwich Village poetry sale with works from Maxwell Bodenheim and other aesthetes priced 10 cents to 10 dollars. Artful talk covers War verses and social-ite marriages, plus quick sketches of Woolf, Duchin, Tunney and Broadway idle chatter at the time.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Washington Square
Shelleys
Miltons
E. G. Cummingses
Union Square
Francois Villon
Maxwell Bodenheim
Jessica
Flood work honored by Governor Parker letter to Captain Cooper
An official communication from Adjutant General L. R. A. Toombs to Captain W. W. Cooper of Company G 156th Infantry Louisiana National Guard expresses Governor Parker's thanks for the unit's work during the flood. The rest notes a social event at the Lynch home and a note on the hummingbird’s straw-like tongue.
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W. W. Cooper
156Th Infantry
Louisiana National Guard
L.r A. Toombs
Parker
Four Scouts to Represent Columbia at Washington Jamboree
Columbia Louisiana four Boy Scouts Frank Reitzell Robbie Meredith Gary Kidd and Bill Godfrey will attend the national jamboree in Washington DC from June 30 to July 9. Funds for the trip are mostly raised by the Columbia Kiwanis Club.
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Columbia
Washington, D.C
Frank Reitzell
Robbie Meredith
Gary Kidd
Bill Godfrey
Columbia Kiwanis Club
Tallulah Churches Run Vacation Bible Schools in June
In Tallulah Louisiana on June 15, churches launched vacation Bible schools. The Baptist program led by Mrs. Clarence Crow enrolls nearly 100 with a ranged faculty across junior to beginners including Mrs. Lamar T. Lee and Rev. Clarence Crow. The Methodist staff lists Mrs. C K Smith and Miss Agatha Lanehart among junior and primary teachers plus others. Normal goats produce about 500 gallons of milk yearly, comparable to the average dairy cow.
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Tallulah
Baptist School
Clarence Crow
Lamar T. Lee
Hunter Whitehead
T. E. King
C. A. Sperling
Homer Erwin
Watson McDonald
Helen Mac Julian
Albert Sevier
Marguerite Boswell
Gail Crow
Anna Katherine Cochran
E. N. Pollard
C. Ramages
Aulden Girod
Methodist
C. K. Smith
W. G. Goza
C. A. Loyal
Agatha Lanehart
J. R Medlin
A. B. Kelly
Susie B. Speed
C. H. Calhoun
Erle Read
Mabel Claire Lancaster
Stand-in Neal Burns Still Hopeful for Big Screen Return
Hollywood veteran Neal Burns, once a top Christie comedies star earning about $1,000 weekly, now works as a stand-in earning $33 weekly during rain scenes for the Paramount Ebb Tide set. He plans to write gag scripts for screen and radio while awaiting a return to major roles.
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Paul Harrison
Hollywood
Neal Burns
Burns
Betty Compson
al Santell
Archie Mayo
Norman McLeod
William Baudine
James Hogan
Paramount
Barry Fitzgerald
Cheese consumption in France per capita rises
The report notes France consumes about 16 pounds of cheese per person annually reflecting higher dairy intake and local eating habits.
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Radio Program Listings for Tuesday Evening Broadcasts
A dense schedule of NBC CBS and WEAF stations outlines Tuesday June 15 radio programs across East Midwest and West with a lineup of music variety news musicals and talk shows including Don Winslow of the Navy Little Orphan Annie Amos n Andy and Vic and Sade among others.
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