Try to Build Home Morale Amid Turmoil
A fragmented domestic note describes efforts to raise morale at home during uncertain times. The brief hints at family resilience and quiet routines as a coping strategy.
23 Oct 1939
Page 1
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1939
Page
1
A fragmented domestic note describes efforts to raise morale at home during uncertain times. The brief hints at family resilience and quiet routines as a coping strategy.
Fragmented lines reference an otter child and a school board context involving Mr and Mrs Edet and a bridge project. Readable portions name Vaoend Buidge and Regge or Arsenal in a vague local setting with possible meeting notes and a warning about repetition of an incident.
A report notes Japan plans to pursue a chest appeal and holds talks as grid player Joseph grows in importance. Funeral services were held for M'Nutt as a booster visit to New Orleans is reported.
A Louisiana political dispute centered on the attorney general’s authority to appoint aides and the legality of past appointments. Stanley, former Orleans Parish district attorney, criticized Governor Leche for attempting to appoint Ellison as attorney general. Stanley’s run for governor is backed by Sam Jones and State Senator James A. Noe.
The Mangham High School Home Economics club is organized with Tena McCoy as president, Gwendolyn Ball as vice president, Dixie Roberta as secretary, Agnes Ruth Lutiker as treasurer, and Rosa Mee Rhinehart as reporter.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a political dispute involving a figure named Haak and a governor. It mentions sales, taxes, and state action with references to positions and public interests. The readable text is unclear about dates or outcomes.
First Page report describes jurors' attorneys shifting focus between the alleged crime and lawmakers while noting two jurors held other jobs. James Morrison warns no returns on the well. Court considers delaying production of business records. photostatic copies allowed after a ten day deferment.
The wage hour administration orders a new minimum wage raise to 32 1 2 cents per hour in the textile industry, effective tomorrow, adding to the general rate increase from 23 cents to 32 1 2 cents. The case joined by intervenor acknowledges enforcement, with further proceedings noted as the action continues in federal wage law.
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