Key To World News Found In Funnies
Editorial notes two comic strips Dick Tracy and Orphan Annie showing money bags and monkeys in ongoing plots amid national debts taxes and deflation. It teases how fiscal themes appear in humor while government agencies debate control of the hoarded cash and the impact on budgets.
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New And Sophisticated Ideas Echo 1930s Proposals
President Kennedy’s Yale address hints at auditing reforms once proposed by Roosevelt and his brain trust. The plan would list only part of annual outlays as expenses and classify inventories as investments to reduce visible deficits and resemble private business methods.
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Kennedy
Yale University
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Brain Trust
Europe
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Harry Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
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Former Cuban Leader Batista’s shifting U S stance 1950s
The article traces how former Cuban leader Fulgencio Batista, praised as liberal in 1940s State Department records, later faced U S condemnation as fascist after Castro’s rise. It links memory gaps in U S officials to Batista’s脗xAxis ties and later alignment with Castro, noting broader debates on fiscal policy and capital budgeting across administrations.
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Castro
U.S
Washington
State Department
Bishops Excel At Nothing
An amused narrator catalogs the Bishops family sports life, noting their poor showings in golf, boating, boxing, fishing, chess, and horseshoes while praising their passion and competitive spirit. The piece blends affectionate humor with insider family anecdotes about Kelly, Gayle, Aunt Margaret, and the Kennedy era satire.
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Mushroom hazards and safe handling cautions
A long health note warns mushroom foragers to avoid wild picks unless expert, as misidentification can be fatal. It cites culprits, advises market mushrooms for nonexperts, and lists books by Christensen, Smith, and Sturgis. It also answers readers questions on cancer skin links, emphysema, cholesterol in gelatine, and tranquilizers for gastritis. Today's Health Hint warns never smoke while rummaging through a cluttered room.
Do It Yourself Pitfalls for Homeowners Over 50
Do it yourself home repairs can save money but require permits and code checks. Many activities such as new walls roofed areas and electrical or plumbing work may trigger building permits and zoning limits. Consult local building department or a reliable contractor before starting to avoid illegal work or insurance issues.
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United States
Black Muslim Leader Calls Paris Crash Work Of God
Malcolm X, a chief lieutenant of Elijah Muhammad and Nation of Islam front man, declares the Paris air disaster that killed 130 as divine justice. Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty aired excerpts of the speech amid cheering responses from supporters.
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Paris
Malcolm X
Elijah Muhammad
Nation of Islam
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Allah
Ron
Malcolm X syntax and NOI creed cited in riot commentary
The excerpt describes remarks by Malcolm X during a Black Muslim riot and includes references to the Nation of Islam and its leaders. It discusses NOI founder W D Ford, Elijah Muhammad, and Wallace Muhammad, noting estimated membership, locations, and anti white rhetoric alongside selective service violations and prison terms.
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San Quentin
Elijah Poole
Elijah Muhammad
United States
NOI
Allah
Muhammad
Wallace Muhammad
Louisiana delegates head to Quebec for language Congress
Twenty five years ago from June 21 1937 two Louisiana delegation groups left Baton Rouge to attend the Congress of the French Language in Quebec Canada. One group led by Governor Richard W Leche and the other by Rev J B La Chapelle of Leonville. The News-Tar notes three Russian airmen landed near Vancouver Washington after a trans polar flight from Moscow ending 592 miles short of the goal. West Monroe building permits over a three week period totaled 25850 per city clerk L L Wood.
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Quebec
Canada
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J. B. la Chapelle
Leonville
Vancouver
Washington
George Marshall
Moscow
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L. L. Wood
Fasting for Christians in the modern age
The text argues that fasting remains taught by Jesus who fasted forty days and nights and said certain evils require prayer and fasting. It notes Paul and the church at Antioch fasted and asserts fasting is a powerful, effective means of Christian growth despite a gluttonous era and the tendency to overlook it.
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Antioch
Stormy hours and grace keep us afloat
A devotional note cites Mark 4 37 where a great storm fills the boat and currents of fear pass, affirming divine grace as sufficient to sustain believers through peril and hardship. The meditation links biblical tempest, divine aid, and steadfast faith in adversity.
News-Star-World Publishing details and staff mix
Fragmentary OCR lists founder dates and publishers John D. Ewing Wilson Ewing and Richard Hale, plus general manager roles and random names. Mentions Monroe post office 1909 classification, publication schedule, and affiliations with Associated Press, but most items are garbled and incomplete.
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Richard Hale
Monroe Post Office
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
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Norte Fourth Telephone
William Bronson
Jack
Comaten General Mann
Edmund S. Brown
Walter
Monnaie Egle
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Atlee Ar Batrele
St Lagi Memphis
Francisco
Eeles
Charloth
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