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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1933
Page
4
The author argues small beginnings lead to large harms from pests to crime. Early extermination is crucial to prevent spread, with emphasis on stamping out criminal organizations at first sign and mobilizing citizen action. Strong entities cited include chestnut blight boll weevil Mediterranean fruit fly and organized crime threats.
Cuban President Machado prepares constitutional reforms and a liberal electoral code signaling a possible resignation before May 20 1935. He calls for a high‑character vice president and hints at ending party strife while U S diplomacy quietly backs stabilization efforts.
The piece extols spring as a season of promise and renewed energy. It notes how warmer air and blossoming life lift hopes and vigor in city and country alike, calling people to renewed effort and viewing spring as a building time for beauty, crops, and plans for the future.
A short verse reflection on life’s brevity cautions to seize joy and moments before time and fate end. The piece contrasts a poetic musing with a humorous quip about fashion and money for wives and husbands.
Jewett laughs about popularity as she cuts proposal speeches to five minutes. The ban echoes a lighthearted social trend at Hewitt events.
A brisk town reminiscence recalls Hampton Bayley and Rhodes with sharp pride and candid humor about a man ready to share his last cigar and the moment Rhodes called him a punk torch.
A quirky dialogue unfolds as Hewitt and Jewett clash over words and seafood. A terrified wife at 1 a.m. relays a burglar downstairs while the husband dismisses it, only to panic when their Siberian wolf-hound crawls under the bed. The rejected suitor teases, and the girl counters with a sharp reply about scaring him off.
Fragmentary plea describes injuries including a head split and broken limbs with a $200 settlement request. The note mentions a rugby like team score and frantic postgame reaction, mail from Papaikow Hawaii, and a string of unrelated maxims and travel references.
Opening day at Camp Ki Ro Li for the annual Boy Scout encampment drew 40 scouts and leaders. Activities included handicraft feathercraft woodwork swimming and life saving with a new council ring added for Indian lore and secrecy.
Monday filings show J Norman Coon transferring a 1 16 interest in multiple parcels totaling 100 acres across sections 33 and 4 in townships 17 and 16. The city notes the frozen fish business declined about 18 percent from 1931 to 1932.
Sixteen years ago S J Rivoire donated a solid gold watch to the Red Cross fund and its disposal will occur at the fair grounds. The gesture aims to raise five thousand dollars for Monroe as Red Cross workers fill the town with activity. Miss Nellie Webb returns from Little Rock and social bridge night honors Mrs H L McGeorge of Meridian with prizes.
The longest day falls on Wednesday with sunrise at 4 52 a m and sunset at 7 11 p m ushering in summer. Readings show 100 and 71 degrees as highs and lows. a heat wave continues with no relief in sight. The North American bird count notes about 800 species in the region and 410 sightings in Florida. The University of North Carolina funds this year’s first dogwood festival.
New Orleans June 20 State Attorney General Gaston L Porterie tendered his resignation from the Louisiana State Bar association labeling the ethics committee move to expel him as a political set up He said he merely lent his name and paid dues and criticized anti Long sentiments in the bar body The resignation took effect immediately following Huey P Longs return to Louisiana with a pro Long parade and renewed support from Washington funding and bond issues referenced in the disputed investigation of election frauds in New Orleans
MOULTRIE Ga June 20 Indication that this year's bright leaf tobacco crop will yield one of the heaviest per acre in Georgia history brings hope to farmers. Acreage is less than 1930. last year’s state sales under 12 million pounds. The 1933 crop will ripen about 10 days early, with Georgia bright leaf usually first to market. As the crop is sold, the season moves along the Atlantic seaboard through the Carolinas into Virginia.
Monday city court led by Judge W. M. Harper with sentences for disorderly conduct. N. B. Scott forfeits $3 bond and property bond. George Butcher loses $50 bond for intoxicated driving. Andrew Walker jailed 60 days for vagrancy. Jake Sewell 30 days for theft of chickens. several others fined for drunkenness and fighting including S. B. Tuey and F. W. McDuff. H. F. Clark faces weapon charge with $1250 bond.
Radio schedule bulletin listing NBC and NBC WJZ basic networks across East Midwest Northwest and Canadian regions with time blocks for music talk and drama features to late night and notes on daylight time shifts and station groupings.
The piece tours summer outings in New York, from sidewalk cafes of the Chatham and Mayflower Yacht Club terrace to open air rooms on Broadway and Central Park’s Casino. It notes rooftop gardens at Waldorf Astoria and Embassy club, Village garden teas, and quirky anecdotes about famous figures and superstitions.
Peter Kreis of Knoxville plans to leave the auto track for aviation after purchasing an airplane. The note appears among varied world facts including wartime miles flown by licensed pilots and demographic and industrial statistics.
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