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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
4
Editorial notices indicate work continues at the business office and mail room with operations ongoing through Sunday. The post emphasizes continued coverage and service despite weekend scheduling.
Analysis argues Germany and Russia act as rival imperial powers in a clash that began with the 1939 pact and now impacts Britain China and the United States. It contends Hitler’s goals obscure Russia's role and emphasizes limited American ability to aid Russia while prioritizing aid to Britain and defense buildup.
New York interview with Jean Dalrymple Grace Moore's manager about a 16 concert South American tour in six weeks She relives a fatal clipper crash memory yet insists she will fly again and hopes the journey down the east coast across the Andes and up the west coast proves thrilling over fear of recurring dreams with waters pouring in and death fears.
Jimmie Fidler explains how double features grew from trade pressure by chains to freeze out independents, leading to increased quantity over quality. He notes the shift from vaudeville and added entertainment to two-for-one films and describes industry quotes and colorful Hollywood anecdotes from the era.
Silence can calm upset children and shape behavior with patience. When anger rises, pause to control emotions before acting. Use quiet to heal and guide, reserving brief, careful speech for later moments of stress.
A quotation from Australian Prime Minister R G Menzies emphasizes a postwar aim for a free world aligned with desired values. The statement frames the future as a core goal guiding nations after hostilities end.
In Milwaukee and Congress a revived tale honors Brigadier General William L. Mitchell. Ed Hiller, once a campmate, leads a Wisconsin push to exonerate the air power pioneer once court-martialed for insurgent remarks.
A defense savings bond explains it loans money to the U S government at 2.9 percent interest to maturity in ten years. Buyers are urged to purchase at post offices or banks or write to the treasurer in Washington. A Norfolk gag about renting false teeth becomes a real business. Prized rifles are handed to anti parachute troops by King George.
Six months of 1926 building permits in Monroe total $635 777 with a planned $2 million unit at Brown Paper Mill pushing projected year outlay beyond $1 000 000. Ouachita Parish High School project tops permits at 115 000. Louisiana House backs Hood bills on oil well waste and adding a district judge for Quachita Morehouse, sending measures to the governor for signature. an election to name the new judge is anticipated in autumn.
Radio Thursday June 26 lists program slots by time and network corrections. It includes serials, news segments, music orchestras, dramatic shows, and celebrity performances across CBS NBC and NBC affiliates with station-specific notes and repeats.
Anne Willard, Blaze Sherwood and Pete Mackey flee the Emir and find themselves in a desert camp by a stark falls. A night of feasting and flirtation ends with poisoning by olives, a vanished camp, and Sherwood and Anne waking alone after a mysterious incident. They face survival with no food or weapons, pondering their next move.
Mrs. Nina L. Ginsberg, worthy grand matron of the Order of Eastern Star, will make her official visit to the O. E. S. in the fourth tract at 7 p.m. today in the Mic temple. Greetings from Dr. Dee A. Strickland, worshipful grand master of Louisiana Masons, will be given at a meeting attended by O. E. S. officers from New Rouge, Clarks, Columbia, Collinston, Bastrop, Marion, Eves, Monroe, and West Monroe. Past and present grand chapter officers will attend. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
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