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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
4
The Monroe News-Star is an independent newspaper that prints news impartially and supports what it believes to be right while opposing what it believes to be wrong, without regard to party politics. The department contact hours and street address are listed for readers, with after hours messaging available.
Public interest centers on the upcoming opening next Sunday of a model apartment near North Fifth and K streets. The event follows a prior home showing that drew about 1,500 visitors, highlighting the belief that well designed homes elevate community welfare and human happiness.
A commentary warns Ambassador Suvich may be overstepping in subtly influencing American public opinion amid postwar turmoil. It argues Italy faced debt, unemployment, and radical movements after World War II, and cautions that his indiscreet hints could jeopardize his position and relations with the United States.
A fragmented report notes lingering unemployment amid public stunts such as sandwich boards and street performances. Helen Borses of New York, long jobless, claims a random turn aboard the Normandie may have led to employment, recounting a distracted voyage and a sea voyage ending at Europe.
Henry and May consider Junior staying with them as his mother struggles with his messiness. The essay argues children should be trained to keep homes orderly, with specifics on placing belongings, cleaning up after meals, and maintaining bathroom cleanliness. It cites a Bell Syndicate booklet on obedience for parents.
A reflective column on parent child relations focusing on a college senior named Emily and her insistence on hosting a party at the Inn with cocktails and wine. It argues for courtesy and honesty in family life, urging children to respect parental values while parents adapt with gentleness, ending with notes about Mr. Patri’s leaflet on analyzing number tables and a brief jab at Pennsylvania Governor Earle’s press absence.
Connecticut's Augustine Lonergan may face a New Deal challenge if graft indictments derail the state machine. Herman Kopplemann is named as a possible liberal candidate. Resident optimism centers on Homer Cummings resignation and Brien McMahon and LaMarr Hardy curbs. Fred Hohner, an unemployed Bavarian in Newark, epitomizes relief aid issues as Hopkins funds drift.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains breathing mechanics, noting air exchange in tiny lung spaces, oxygen uptake, and carbon dioxide release. The piece compares ancient beliefs, describes the sponge-like lung structure, and outlines breathing rates at rest, sleep, standing, and activity with guidance on counting breaths per minute.
Shirley Deane, native Californian and big sister of the Jones family film series, has acted in eight installments and married onscreen to Russell Gleason while being engaged to Russell Bowditch in real life. A natural blonde with blue eyes, she stands 5 feet 4 inches, weighs 105 pounds, and enjoys piano playing, singing on set, cooking, and collecting theater books.
New York reports that researchers at Rockefeller Institute found bacteria and viruses endure intense cold, with syphilis germs surviving a year at minus 100 degrees and flu and yellow fever viruses remaining active for six months after freezing, prompting questions about germ survival beyond space.
Fifteen years ago the local American Legion planned a final appeal to raise 5500 to cover convention entertainment advertising and securing an enjoyable state event. Michael Provosty will lead sessions with Joe Isaacman as general chair and a list of committee heads. A moonlit Pine Crest picnic drew eighty youths from Monroe with chaperones as part of a late night fete.
Paul Harrison outlines Hollywood chatter from previews to parties. gossip covers a $200000 home, actor quirks like cauliflower ears, casting swaps costing 72000, star dating notes, studio plans, cartoons, reissues, and title changes at South Main. Notable names include Cesar Romero, Ethel Merman, Loretta Young, George Brent, Joan Fontaine, Tyrone Power, Janet Gaynor, Mae West, Bob Hope.
New York welcomed royal grandchildren Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia and Grand Duchess Kira of Russia who strolled the town unacknowledged while Albanian royal sisters failed to captivate. Lord Decies and Lord Beaverbrook added glitter, but the season also recalled America’s first self-rule moment with the 1777 Battle of Oriskany referenced in passing.
Avocados make a refreshing summer salad ingredient whether used alone or with other fruits. Choose firm but not bruised fruit with tender marrowlike flesh and nutlike flavor. Let ripe fruit finish ripening in a warm dry place for best eating quality.
A fragmented sentence notes that the Arizona capital has been located at Fort Whipple and Prescott, with a mention of Phoenix as part of the sequence. The snippet implies a shifting or disputed capital location involving multiple sites in the state.
Radio schedule notes stations across regions for Thursday June 30 including NBC WEAF and CBS WA8C networks with hourly lineups and program titles such as Rush Hughes In Comment, Top Hatters Dance Band, Amos n Andy east, and George Crock’s Serenaders, listing many affiliated stations and time slots.
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