28 Oct 1935
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1935
Page
1
The Monroe News-Star presents itself as a independent paper aiming to report news impartially and without party bias. It asserts supports to be right and opposes what is wrong regardless of political stance.
An analysis defends New Deal relief spending as essential to avert famine and freezing for millions. It argues Roosevelt’s programs stabilized the economy, reduced starvation risk, and prevented violence, while criticizing Hoover era austerity and Republican inaction. The piece notes profits rose, aiding recovery and benefiting business groups as relief costs increased.
The article argues Italy enters war not for solving finances but to divert a restless public. It warns of severe economic strain from League sanctions, fuel and imports shortages, and possible self sufficiency pressures harming textile and industrial output. It questions if military campaigns will ruin Italy’s economy.
Maynard Hutchins argues that college curricula aid in guiding youth through new ideas rather than sheltering them. He cautions parents that despite parental protection, children will confront ideas in media and education they must understand, and colleges should present ideas with disciplined inquiry.
A 1935 Bell Syndicate essay argues for self reliance over constant help seeking. A young worker recalls a strict boss who demanded independent planning like a carpenter drafting a house, warning that dependence risks job loss and teaching how to steer one’s own career.
The poem requests a boon from the Moon Lady to grant deeper love and richer life, presenting a romantic plea to Lady Moon as speaker vows to sing and seek joy. The verses compare the moon’s pale beams to guidance for desire and growth, ending with a gentle petition for affection.
A satirical note contrasts a bachelor as half a man with a married man who is reminded of it daily, reflecting social views on marriage and male identity.
A five year old road horse is offered for sale for 175 dollars cash down. The seller claims the horse can go ten miles without stopping. The prospective buyer declines, noting he lives eight miles out and would have to walk back two miles.
Hewitt is described as a constructive statsman while Jewett is praised for strong political strategy building. The remarks compare their approaches to shaping public measures and party lines.
A playful exchange has Willie asking why arithmetic tables aren’t in the library and his mother quipping that they would be library tables. The lighthearted pun centers on school lessons and family banter.
A humorous exchange compares marriage to a corporation with Longwee as a minority stockholder paying ongoing costs. The quip highlights practical strains rather than romance, reflecting a satirical view of modern partnerships.
Mrs Plainsmith asks if solo dancing offers better chances for her daughter than ballroom dancing. The Teacher suggests solo dancing provides more opportunities to perform.
A mosaic of clipped sentiments references Howell's wedding poise, Powell as quasi vice president, gratitude to women for morale, cotton stocking sales rumors, Hoover and 1936 candidacy, Duce and peace aims, grand larceny and murder as tempers, the Ethiopian war, Hitler rumors, and old Robbin’s faults, ending with a stray nod to the king of Italy.
East Carroll Garden club announces prize winners in the Lake Providence flower show with many categories for roses, chrysanthemums, specimen blooms, and arrangements. The event drew 39 entrants and 240 exhibits, judged by Miss Mary Louise Collings, with a program of vocal and piano solos accompanying the display.
Alley’s column reflects on hard days and sudden luck with folksy humor. The writer muses on mood shifts and resilience amid trouble, using plain talk and vivid regional flavor.
At the twenty fifth annual congress in San Francisco the American College of Surgeons announced 2 523 hospitals approved, including St Francis Sanitarium and Vaughan Wright Bendel clinic in Monroe. Dr Malcolm T MacEachern and Dr George Crile spoke on surveys and hospital standardization showing vast progress and national health gains.
On October 27 1920 James Glover and Miss Mabel Williams both of Logtown wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev E K Means officiating Mrs Glover is daughter of A W Williams of Logtown Guests including Mrs S Johnson and local families attended the ceremony and related social visits with Monroe and area residents noting trips to New Orleans and Springfield Memphis connections from attendees.
Listing of NBC CBS network basic East Central and West coast radio schedules with time blocks from 4:00 PM to after midnight. Includes program names, performers such as Amos and Andy, Buck Rogers, Margaret Speaks Recital, Gypsies Concert Orchestra, and The Radio Theater, plus station groupings and regional notes.
A field of celebrity quips reveals quirky habits and past roles. Dorothy Parker writes for money, Leslie Howor vanishes in a big city, Jack Benny needs a cheroot, Greta Garbo enjoys amusement parks, and Cole Porter creates between midnight and dawn.
Hollywood notes cover Graucho Marx hair antics Cecil B DeMilles Ten Commandments still drawing bookings in South America studio optimism over actor contract timelines jaw watching extras chewing gum Raquel Torres automatic cocktail shakers Wampas disbands Nat Pendleton hair dye card Cecilia Parker rides horses and dances Katherine De Mille mooning aboard Rapa De Mille s yacht
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