Monroe News Star policy and contact notes
The Monroe News Star describes its independence and impartial reporting. It provides contact details for departments and office hours and notes Associated Press rights and national advertising representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. Branham CO
Fiaser
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Dallas
Detroit
St Louia
Sas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Specis
News-Star
Morning World
Vandenberg Defends Recovery Amid Wage Bill Debate
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan argues the nation has recovered from economic chaos and urges rejecting the wage and hour bill. He cites a rise in the New York Times trade index from 66 in 1933 to 110 by late May, with gains in industrial production, factory employment, and farm incomes, credit expansion, and trade treaties under the Roosevelt administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg
Michigan
Publican Party
Congress
Republican Party
Roosevelt
United States
New York Times
The Glee Club By George Ellistion Coronation Crown of love and deeds
A poem praising a life of tenderness, bravery, and service. It contrasts earthly crowns with a crown of love held forever in the speaker's hands, noting the enduring virtue beyond death. The closing line features a courtroom joke about lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Sky
Saxophonist's Bold Stance: Sam Quips on Bill
In a playful exchange, Sam jokes about someone who always "blows what he does" prompting Bill to ask for clarification. Sam replies with a pun that the person "blows a saxophone" highlighting a lighthearted street conversation about music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Bill
First Farmer Describes City as Lightning Strike Dense
Two farmers joke about city life with a pun on Higgin's house and lightning. The exchange highlights rural views of urban excitement and danger as a humorous comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgin
Boxing exchange highlights trainer and crowd remarks
A tense gym scene features a trainer scolding a fighter for not using the left jab while another guest notes Smith's set shows strong selectivity but weaker overall results. The dialogue captures a moment of critique and rival assessment.
Roosevelt era prosperity claim amid debt critique
A public pamphlet defends Roosevelt era gains, arguing debt is manageable with current income and praising 1933 objectives achieved by the Roosevelt administration. It asserts no change to government form or capitalism was needed and credits Democratic leadership for rising prosperity and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Hoover Drive To Capture GOP Leadership Faces Resistance
Washington reports a movement led by Arthur M. Hede to elevate Herbert C. Hoover as GOP leader and potential 1940 nominee. Letters air party leadership void, clash with Alf Landon supporters, and draw derisive headlines from critics. Hamilton seeks peacemaking while money raises controversy amid St. Louis and Kansas City allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert C. Hoover
Arthur M. Hede
Missour
Hoover
Hede
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Lands
Landon
Alf Landon
Hyde
Dem Strate
Republic Party
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Hamilton
St. Louis
England
Missouri
National Committee
Kansas City
Exams Announced for Several Civil Service Positions
The United States civil service commission lists open competitive exams for posts including Senior steel plate engraver and plate printer in engraving and printing, associate plant pathological inspector, assistant plant pathological inspector, and principal experiment station administrator. Full details available at the Monroe post office from the secretary of the US civil service board of examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
Monroe
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Local Hero Receives Governor’s Praise For Flood Work
Captain W. W. Cooper of Company G 16th Infantry Louisiana National Guard received a communication from Adjutant General L. R. A. Toomis and a Governor Parker letter thanking the unit for its flood relief efforts. The report notes official appreciation from the state and executive office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Cooper
16Th Infantry
Louisiana National Guard
L.r A. Toomis
Parker
Blood pressure and its measurement in medical practice
Dr Mortis Fishbein explains how traveling "blood pressure" readers mislead the public, notes the rise of blood pressure with age, and details two device types and cuff methods. He describes systolic and diastolic readings taken during cuff inflation and heart contraction and relaxation.
Four Scouts to Represent Columbia at Washington Jamboree
Four Boy Scouts from Columbia will attend the national scout jamboree in Washington D C from June 30 to July 9. The delegates are Frank Reitzell Robbie Meredith Gary Kidd and Bill Godfrey. Fundraising for the trip is led by the Columbia Kiwanis club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Washington, D. C
Frank Reitzell
Robbie Meredith
Gary Kidd
Bill Godfrey
Columbia Kiwanis Club
Tallulah Churches Hold Bible Schools Across Denominations
In Tallulah Louisiana on June 15 special Vacation Bible Schools operate at Baptist and Methodist churches. The Baptist program led by Mrs. Clarence Crow enrolls nearly 100 with many active teachers and workers across junior primary and beginners departments. The Methodist faculty includes several named women guiding junior and primary classes and beginners. Normal goats are able to produce 500 gallons of milk annually, the average production of the average dairy cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sevier
Marguerite Boswell
Gail Crow
Anna Katherine Cochran
FE. N. Pollard
C. Ramages
Aulden Girod
Methodist
C. K. Smith
W. G Gora
C. A. Lowi
Agatha Lanehart
J. R Medlin
A. B. Kelly
Susie B. Speed
C. H. Calhoun
Erle Read
Mabel Claire Lancaster
Neal Burns Career Recounted Amid Studio Stand-In Struggles
Hollywood profile recalls Neal Burns, once a Christie comedies star earning 1000 weekly, now a $33 stand-in on the Ebb Tide set at Paramount. He plans to write gag scripts while studio courts courtroom drama trend dominates films, from The Mouthpiece to a proposed supreme court courtroom epic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
Hollywood
Neal Burns
Burns
Betty Compson
al Santell
Archie Mayo
Norman McLeod
William Baudine
James Hogan
Paramount
Barry Fitzgerald
Raymond Hitchcock
Fritzi Scheff
Blanche Ring
Eddie Foy
Morosco
al Christie
Bunny
Jine
Warner Brothers
Kay Francis
Paul Muni
Emile Zola
William Powell
Frisco Jenny
Midnight Court
Black Legion
O'Malley
Mountain Justice
Deep South
Supreme
Supreme Court
New York Poetry Sale Displays Fresh Verse in Greenwich Village
In Greenwich Village, poets with long hair and neat barbers present an outdoor Poetry Sale offering sonnets, odes, epics and more priced from 10 cents to 10 dollars. The scene blends bohemian flair with wary comment on wartime mood as works by Villon and others fetch higher prices and vivid social references appear in a bustling, if patchy, literary market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greenwich Village
Washington Square
Keatses
Shelleys
Miltons
E. Ee Cummingses
Union Square
Francois Villon
Villase
Jessica
Radio Program Listings and Network Castings
Radio schedule for Tuesday June 15 across NBC WEAF WJZ BLUE networks lists program blocks, time slots, and station groups East Midwest Mountain Pacific with shows like Don Winslow of the Navy, Little Orphan Annie, News periods, and various orchestras and vaudeville acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbc-Weaf
BASIC
Weaf
Wnac
Midwest
Bilyt Pacific Nfi
Kpo
Wiw Wien
Wood Wii Webl
Whauw
Webo Kaoo
Kans
Eret Etef
Well Wim Wiba
Wilay Koyr
South
Wrvya
Wtar Wil Wis
Wiax
Wfin
Wiun
Wiod
Weol
Wwe Wese
Wave
Wsoy
Wel
Wap
Wernb
Kwoo
Wky
Kpre
Kths
Stark x
Pacific
Kern
Don Winslow
The
Navy
Johnnie Johnston
Ford
Stennis Boys
Charioteers
Wear Wield Won Kyi
Orches
Network
Russ Morgan
Jimimine Fidler
Vic and Sade
Les Brown
Amos
Andy
al Donahue
Andy Vallee & Orchestra
Lou Breeze
Nes Ber
St. Louis
Borg Jonas
Nmusical
Ann. Oren
Sie Press
Paul Doswyns
George Hai
Herbert Foote
Alexander Wolcett
Rocky Carter
AL Tuisan
Aj Pearce
Jack Oakie College
Poly Fellen
Lixte
Andre Barvwooh
Aenherate Orchastra
Bisie
Frank Dailey
Anson Weeks
Bots McGreve
Red Nichols
West
NBC
WJSZ
Weor
Weyr
Wil
Wabv
Wey
Wepd
Wean
Wien
Whey
Ste Weaf
NEC
Also Mentioned on This Page
John D. Ewing
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Postoffice and
Monroe News-Star
General Electric
Steck
Bell Syndicate, Inc
the Glee Club
George Elliston
Smith
Ny Art” Secord
Crim
Virginia Lynch
Joe Kenwick
Harrington
Percy Sander
George Love
Edgar Maupin
Guy Stubbs
B. Cooley
John Potts
Bruce Frizzell
F. B. Surgaine
Morrison
Charles Phillips
Mesdames Granary
W. L. Jones
Harry Oliver
L. W. Mobley
F. L. Maxwell
Bernice Nichols
Gilhoula
Robert Davis
Messrs
Victor Barringer
Cummings
Eunice Haynes
Hambones Meditations
California
Florida
the Bell Eyodicate, Inc
Tallulah
York
George Ross
Morton Thompson
Edgar Allen Woolf
Columbia University
Woolf
Harry Rkdeniy
Lord White
Woolfs
Joe Russell
Mitai Green
Mom
Mitzi Hajas
Abe Lathan
Freddie Barthoomew
Stepin
Rhett Butler
Broadway
Shep Fields
France
CBS
WABC
Wate Wade
Wdre
Weau
Wias
Wibm
Kmble
Kmox
Whay
Kfab
Crat
Whee
Cfrb
Chaue
Wibx
Wmus
Wesg
Wobf
Wibe
Wba
Whia
Wybi
Dixie—West
Wafa
Whre
Wyam
Widod
Kira Wree
Wlac
Wwwtoe
Wdbo
Wdae Whig
Wdbj
Wmbg
Weoa
Wdne
Eant
Gentlemen of Rhythm
King's Men
M. Witsor Orchey
Press-Hadia
Tony Russell
Lowell Thomas
Escorts
Getty
Lum & Abner
George Griffen
Florence George
Ed Guest
Bernie
Lads
Abe Lymants
Harpichords Ensemble
Phil Harris & Orchestra
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!