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Monroe Morning World

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1939

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Senate vote anticipated on relief fund after subcommittee hearing

A Senate appropriations subcommittee held brief hearings on Roosevelt relief requests. The panel indicated support for the House cut to 100 million dollars for WPA funds, with sharp questioning of WPA administrator Colonel Harrington and a vote expected Monday.

Washington Senate Appropriations House Senate Congress Roosevelt Senate Committee Harrington WPA Adame

Bus Lines Sought to Boost Northeast Center Enrollment

In a civic drive backed by state legislators parish superintendents and high school principals, Sig Masur leads an effort to run five or six bus lines to Northeast Center to lift fall enrollment by 30 students. With new buildings online enrollment could rise by 300, at a cost of about 15 dollars per bus versus 300000 for dormitories. There are 1791 high school students in the Fifth district awaiting higher education access at North-

Fifth Congressional District Parish Northeast Center Sig Masur Chamber of Commerce Louisiana State University North

Chief Justice O'Neill Marks 25 Years on Louisiana High Bench

New Orleans April 1 Chief Justice Charles Austin O'Neill will celebrate 25 years as a Louisiana Supreme Court member. He has served as chief justice since 1922, the longest current tenure. Born in Franklin, La he has two sons six daughters and eleven grandchildren.

New Orleans Charles Austin O'Neill Louisiana Supreme Court Francois Xavier Martin Martin Justice O'Neill Franklin Wdower

Hitler Rejects Anglo-French Anti-Aggression Pact

Hitler scorned Britain's anti-aggression offer in a two minute Wilhelmshaven address to 530,000, signaling no new naval treaty concessions. He criticized Britain for 300 years of virtueless acts and warned Poland and others against relying on others for protection.

Louis P. Lochner Wilhelmshaven Germany Britain Hitler England Prac Ucal Fuher Poland Roosevelt Cordell Hull Fuehrer. N

Throng in Rome for Holy Week

Crowds flock to Rome for Holy Week ceremonies ahead of Palm Sunday. Pope Pius XII will lead Palm Sunday in his chapel and attend later passion rites, with an Easter blessing to the city and world from St. Peter's balcony amid large hotel bookings and high turnout expectations.

Vatican City Rome St Peter's Federico Cardinal Tedeschini Pius XI St. Peter's Jerusalem Pius

Mrs Abigail Blakey Smith Dies At West Monroe Home

Mrs Abigail Blakey Smith 60 wife of E O Smith died last night at 9 45 at home 705 Trenton street West Monroe She was born Atlanta Texas March 14 1879 and married to former West Monroe city councilman in 189? Survived by husband two daughters Mrs H A McDonald and Mrs W S Kendall and three grandchildren Funeral 3 30 pm at residence Rev Ernest Holloway First Presbyterian Monroe interment Riverview Burial Park Pallbearers listed Peters Funeral Home in charge

Abigail Blakey Smith E. ©. Smith Trenton Street West Monroe Louise Gail McDonald Martha McDonald William Kendall Ernest Holloway First Presbyterian Church of Monroe Riverview John Walters Ce Grandberry J. F. Jones, Jr Travis Ellis C. C. Bell, Jr John Williams Francis Hamilton Garnetterson Peters Funeral Home

Spain Reconstruction Fund Orders Costs From Civil War Foes

In Burgos on April 1, Joaquin Benjumea heads Spain’s Reconstruction Finance Corporation plan to charge those held responsible by the civil war with much of the rebuilding bill. Authorities estimate at least 10 billion pesetas, roughly $1.0 billion, with labor supplied by republican prisoners. The program, funded by expropriated properties and penalties decreed February 9, aims to repair war damages and may double costs after broader surveys.

Burgos Spain The Institute of Credit Reconstruction Finance Corporation Joaquin Benjumea Bureau of Devastated Regions New York Madrid Mediterranean

Three Revenue Office Discharges in Shreveport

State Revenue Collector W. A. Cooper confirms three more clerks from the Shreveport office have been discharged to cut staffing. The trio J. White A. E. Edmonds and J. D. Blake were auditors and the move brings total Shreveport dismissals to 13 since Cooper became collector.

Baton Rouge State Collector of Revenue W. A. Cooper Shreveport Department of Revenue Cooper J. ¥. White A. E. Edmonds J. D. Blake Alice Lee Grosjean

Five Convicted of Mail Fraud in Shreveport Trial

A federal court jury found five defendants guilty in the mail fraud case tied to T. L. Morris and associates in Shreveport Louisiana. L. Hugh Morris M. N. Morris Z B Freeman J L Beasley were convicted while R C McCoy Jr and H R O Gwin were acquitted. The verdict followed nearly seven hours of deliberation.

Shreveport T. L. Morris Morris L. Hugh Morris M. N. Morris Z. B. Freeman J. L. Beasley R. C. “Cotton” McCoy, Jr H. R. O Gwin Dallas J. Frank Looney Looney Beasley Amer

New Monroe Furniture Building to Rise After Fire

Construction on the new Monroe Furniture company building will start this week after the firm reassembled leadership in New Orleans. The four story structure at North Second and Jefferson replaces the August fire loss. Caldwell Brothers and Hart won the general contract with J. W. Smith and Associates as architects and King Stubbs directing plans. Robert W. Heller of New York assisted in designing the store layout.

Monroe Furniture Company Joe Isaacman North Second and Jefferson Isaacman Ida Kaplan New Orleans Caldwell Brothers and Hart J. W. Smith and Associates King Stubbs Robert W. Heller New York

Experts Say Germany Would Lose In War

Washington dispatch reports high American military authorities privately assessing Europe would plunge into global conflict if Poland drew Britain and France in. They foresee Allied flank pressure through Italy, possible Russian aid to Poland, and heavy German risks despite axis allies.

Washington Poland Great Britain France Britain Germany French Italy Rome-Berlin Mussolini Hungary Romania Balkan Baltic London Paris Hitler

Planes to Bolster U S Latin American Airways Program

Five U S government agencies discussed a six point plan to outpace totalitarian competition in Latin American air travel. The program aims to export aircraft, improve night flying with airway beacons, speed services, adjust schedules, lower fares, extend inter American routes and introduce larger modern planes.

Washington Civil Aeronautics Authority State, War, Navy and Commerce Departments C. Grant Mason Foreign Problems Committee CAA Latin America United States South America South Atlantic Europe Italy Rome Argentina

Plane searches for Halliburton junk near San Francisco

Pan American pilots were asked to watch for the Chinese junk of Richard Halliburton, missing eight days after leaving Hongkong. The junk was 1800 land miles west of the clipper’s usual Midway to Wake route, bound for the Golden Gate International Exposition.

San Francisco Pan American Airways Richard Halliburton Hongkong Halliburton Pan American Midway Wake Islands

27th Annual Louisiana Labor Federation Meets in Monroe

More than 60 delegates and as many visitors are expected as the 27th annual Louisiana State Federation of Labor opens a three day session on the Cherokee terrace of Hotel Frances. E. H. Williams of Shreveport will preside with Lt Governor Earl K. Leng among speakers. Monroes J. J. Dieterich hosts the opening and welcomes by city officials and business leaders follow.

Louisiana State Federation of Labor Cherokee Terrace Hotel Frances American Federation of Labor State Federation E. H. Williams Shreveport Earl K. Leng J. J. Dieterich Monroe St. Matthew’s Catholic Church C. Karles Smith West Monroe Methodist Church

Minister's Son Lynched After Murder Trial Lynching

Miles W. Brown 28, son of a retired minister, was abducted from jail by masked men and shot to death in Panama City Florida. Brown had been convicted of killing Roy Van Kleeck, but the jury recommended mercy, resulting in a life sentence. Governor Cone ordered the case to be investigated and brought to justice.

Panama City Fla Miles W. Brown Brown Roy van Kleeck Mercy Johnny Goodwin Goodwin Florida Tallahassee Fred P. Cone George Cooper Gibbs van Kleeck Bayou Mear Jacksonville John Scott

Britain Raps Hitler and Defends Polish Pact

British naval authorities dismissed Hitler’s threat to denounce the British French naval pact and reaffirmed Britain and France will defend Polish independence. naval experts note British Franco power exceeds Germany and Italy, while a wider anti Nazi bloc in eastern Europe is explored. Polish Foreign Minister Beck may visit London to discuss Danzig and defense arrangements.

Associated Press London Adolf Hitler Britain France Germany Hitler Wilhelmshaven Chamberlain House of Commons Poland Romania Europe Joseph Beck

Rites Held For Oak Grove Five Victims

Last rites for five victims of the Clear Creek tragedy were held in Oak Grove Louisiana with services at the high school auditorium. The five were Mr and Mrs R M Schilling Mrs Tom Bradley and Mrs Sam H Campbell and her 2 year old daughter Annette. American Legion post 55 and its auxiliary watched through the night as services were conducted by local ministers.

Oak Grove Clear Creek Oak Grove High School Catron Kelly Post No American Legion the Legion Auxiliary R. M. Schilling Tom Bradley Sam H. Campbell Annette E. B. Emmerich Methodist Episcopal J. R. Campbell Trimble Jesse Birch Drummond Bastrop

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