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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
4
A stock expert warns the little investor will be burned by market moves driven by insiders. He contrasts insider timing with naive public guesses, urges saving for taxes or insurance, and cautions against using money owed or needed for daily bills. He suggests paper trading to reveal risks.
The article portrays German women led by Frau Katherina von Oheim Kardorff contesting Hitler’s policies. It cites their two main objections to exclusion from government and racial policy. They plan a political opposition, claiming 11 million self supporting women and 2 million in the country will not accept loss of rights.
John Blake argues fortune is not wealth but health and contentment. True wealth lies in loving what you do, good relationships, and freedom from money worries. He notes many powerful people envy simpler, happier lives and that a life led with purpose yields lasting happiness.
A verse piece opens with reflections on vision and dreams and their necessity for renewal and vitality. Dialogue follows with a humorous exchange about travel talks and a joke involving Jenkins, walking the floor with a baby.
A quip contrasts two young lovers, one rich and sickly named Julia-One, the other healthy and poor named Ida-Both, posing a humorous marriage dilemma.
In a busy scene a horse named Trotter stalls during a ride and the owner asks for an automobile to tow the animal to safety. The brief incident highlights roadside assistance needs for a stalled horse.
A curious local item notes a license clerk with multiple marriages and a caller listing applicant and clerk as either actor or pugilist roles. The exchange suggests both actor and pugilist identities appear in licensing chatter.
Dialogue shows Eileen impressing the family except father while Algy notes the mother acts as boss in small matters. The exchange highlights parental roles and household power balance in a light conversational moment.
In a small town the storekeeper touts bargains while a buyer recalls locals ran up bills and quit trading. The storekeeper predicts customers will return once a new man takes over.
President Roosevelt and Brain Trust members study the feasibility of a universal gold based unit to stabilize world trade. The aim is to avoid double currency bets as nations shift away from gold and currencies fluctuate, with Swiss franc and Dutch guilder noted as unreliable long term anchors.
The article discusses an imagined currency that would not be minted or printed. It would serve as a reference for exchange, fixed to eight shillings per unit of value, allowing discounts and bank settlements without physical coins or notes.
C. E. Bauik and Mrs. B. A. Trousdale returned from the National Association of Charities convention in Pittsburgh after ten days. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Moore, also delegates, plan to return tomorrow. Red Cross committees were named by Mrs. Harvey Trousdale to prepare hospital supplies including sheets pillow cases pajamas and wash cloths along with gowns and covers. Mrs. Webb hosts her sister Mrs. Anderson and her children from Shreveport.
In London on June 16 German short term creditors adopted a new standstill agreement. The accord, signed outside the world economic conference, was hailed as aiding the conference program to clarify international debt problems as German representatives then met with long term creditors.
A humorous fragment titled Hambone's Meditations by J. P. Alley. The text shows playful dialect and rugged humor with lines about OLE OMAN and keeping a tight line. The snippet ends with a request to leave me afar.
In federal court a dispute over a $16,000 life policy left by the late Dallas mayor May Bradford involves Hugh Bradford Jenkins 11 and guardians Leonard Bradford and Hubert Jenkins. The insurer seeks guidance on who may claim the principal, while Jenkins defends the boy’s health history and guardianship.
Houston Police Lieutenant H. J. Meinke was dismissed after a fight at Fort Crockett in Galveston during a pistol tournament tied to a Police Chiefs and City Marshals union convention. Owen Kilday of San Antonio police was involved. Kilday suffered a minor head laceration while Meinke faced officers after being disarmed.
Nathaniel High, a Black man, suffered a badly smashed knee and minor bruises when struck by a truck on the Ruston road about seven miles out. He is receiving treatment at St. Francis sanitarium. A separate note states orchids require six years to mature from seed.
A dense listing shows hourly and regional radio programs for NBC networks across East West Midwest and Pacific Coast with many shows including Ariene Jackson Winnie the Pooh Tom Howard jazz bands orchestras and various serials scheduled from 3:00 PM to 11:30 PM daylight time. The note mentions coast to coast designation and probable changes.
In New York Captain John Edgar the Met doorman who welcomed decades of opera stars died at 89, born Feb 29. His passing follows recent Broadway benefits enabling another opera season and closures echo the theater world.
Hollywood opens summer as celebrities move into Malibu beach houses. Una Merkel Maureen O'Sullivan Edmund Lowe Lilyan Tashman George O'Brien Warner Baxter Dolores Del Rio John Boles Joan Bennett Constance Bennett Clare Bow Louise Fazenda Frances Dee Jack Warner. Marx Brothers boxer fades from ring amid hospital blood joke. Stanley Price, long on stage, earns $5 for a day’s extra work in It’s Great to Be Alive as he awaits a film break.
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