Turbulent Funding Cut Hits Measure After Early Rebuke
In a review of appropriations the administration faced its first major setback as the rebel faction breached line items and cut $1,941 from the original measure.
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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1941
Page
1
Indian Chief Given Rare Honor in Wisconsin
Governor Julius P. Heist granted honorary membership in the Winnebago tribe to Chief Yellow Bird in a first of its kind ceremony in Wisconsin Dells. The amphitheater event drew Indians and other attendees as the chief wore eagle feather regalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Dells
Wis
Julius P. Heist
Cau
Goebbels Attacks Sea Meeting and Plutocracy
Goebbels sneers at a sea meeting and denounces disarmament with defiant talk. He says opponents seek to fleece Germany and topples their allies as war profiteers, capitalists and Jewish servants are blamed for election betrayals. He claims the German people will work and fight until humanity is freed from this scourge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edita
Fuehrer
Goebbels
World Beism
Dawn raids lure honey loving baboons into bee nests
Baboons avoid bee nests except at dawn when bees are cold and inactive. This timing makes raiding easier for the primates.
Legal battles over Louisiana administration reforms rage on
The report lists multiple suits in state courts challenging the 1940 reorganizations and related funding shifts. Judges Womack and Holcombe rule on injunctions and transfers, the state appeals to the supreme court, and officials fight over funds for the crime commission, highway department, and finance. Numerous cases hinge on Bond issues, tax relief, and voting machine costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wallace
Wade
O.’ Martin, Jr
K.K. Kennedy
Baton Rouge
Charles Rivet
Emile Carmouche
New Orleans
Joseph Arthur Sims
Morrison
Wallace
Martin
Ken
Rivet
Carmouche
Taxpayers
State Supreme Court
James D. Womack
Highway Department
Commission
Supreme Court
Jones
State Board of Liquidation
Crime Commission
Womack
A. P. Tugwell
State Department of Finance
Finance Department
Confederate Pensions
Department of Finance
Jerome A. Hayes
Amite
Frank M. Edwards
Tangipahoa Parish
Hayes
Edwards
Eugene Stanley
Tugwell
State General Fund
Welfare Department
Welfare
Holcombe
District Court
Original John Doe Arrest Prank Involved Dummy Drunk Charge
John Doe was booked for drunkenness and disorderliness after a Saturday arrest, but the “suspect” turned out to be a straw dummy placed on Thomas avenue. Officers Goza and Harper transported the figure to city hall before realizing the prank, with Uriah Johnson corroborating the dummy sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
Charles H. Sisson
J.D
Thomas Avenue
Lee Avenue
R. J. Goza
Ed Harper
Goza
City Hall
Sisson
Uriah Johnson
J. D
Harper
Wages Clash Across U S Defense Plants Prompting Strikes
Workers at New Kensington Pennsylvania Detroit Michigan Edgewater New Jersey and Badin North Carolina seek wage boosts to 75 cents an hour for skilled labor 10 cents for common labor amid a broad strike threat. Pensacola Florida naval station carpenters electricians and laborers vote to return to work after wage demands. Union negotiators plan to seek federal conciliation panel review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Num Company of America
Marine
Southern
New Kensington
Detroit
Alcoa
Pensacola
Fla
A. F. of L
Washington
Navy
Western Electric, Inc
Association of Communications Equipment Workers
John A. Steelman
Federal Conciliation Service
Mediation Board
Todd-Galveston Dry Docks, Inc
Galveston
Texas
Galveston Metal Trades Council
International
June Havoc in Hollywood Deals With Union Talks
June Havoc, sister of Gypsy Rose Lee, on a Hollywood set after Broadway and Pal Joey. The Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders will consider the agreement Tuesday. Details not disclosed. The Steel Workers Organizing Committee accepted a compromise offer from Tennessee Coal and Railroad, ending a mill fire and bringing 2,200 idle workers back to work today, ending a strike threat in the Fairfield area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Havoc
Gypsy Rose Lee
Hollywood
Broadway
Pal Joey
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
C.I.C
Tennessee Coal and Railroad Co
Fairfield
Ala
Sensley
Bessemer
Two Armies Form Third Army In Louisiana Maneuvers
The article describes three corps forming a third army of about 300 000 men with General Krueger scheduling corps commanders to plan a large scale simulated campaign. IV V and VIII corps will assemble in southern Louisiana September 1 to practice against the second army with official games starting September 15. A separate note defines a full moon as an instant when the moon's longitude differs by 18 degrees from the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krueger
America
Louisiana
Osage Orange Native to America with Far Flung Relatives
The Osage orange tree is described as strictly American with its center of distribution near the Ozark mountains. Its closest relative is the breadfruit tree from the South Seas. White travelers are not allowed to stay overnight in Nahuala Guatemala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark Mountains
South Seas
Nahuala
Roosevelt Indicates Russia Aid Ahead of Spring Drives
President Roosevelt said Russia’s needs for next spring shape this country’s war materials production. He noted only one conference aboard the Prince of Wales with Churchill while others occurred on the USS Augusta. Hopkins Marshall Arnold Brown King Stark and Harriman accompanied the president at the high sea talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow
Harry Hopkins
Churchill
Mr. Churchill
United States
Augusta
Britain
Greece
Crete
Rockland
Russia
Roosevelt
England
Eliot
Franklin, Jr
Hopkins
George C. Marshall
Army
H. H. Arnold
James H. Brown
Bundy
War Plans Division
Harold Stark
Ernest J. King
Turner
Sherman
Office of Naval Operations
E. M. Watson
Ross T. McIntire
Navy
John R. Beardall
W. Averill Harriman
Debate on service extension follows house vote on foreign policy
After a 203 to 202 house vote, supporters claim only a president's signature remains for a service extension. Pepper argues it grants flexibility in army deployments and safeguards against Hitler while others favor keeping the Western Hemisphere ban intact for now. General Marsh all had suggested lifting the ban, but Senator Thomas notes officials prefer retention at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
House
Administration
Congress
Pepper
Hitler
Europe
George C. Marshall
Western Hemisphere
Thomas
Utah
Senate
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Mademoiselle
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Bettye Rose
Nardis
Dorsa
Classy
Irene Karol
Loretta
Jean Durrell
Dawnleigh
Gene Evans
Sportowne
Manhattan
Mary Lane
Debby Junior
Dover Furs
Ilverstein
DeSiard St
James H. Morrison
Hammond
Earth
HAVOC
U.S
Illinois Central
Monroe
Back M
J.B. Ledberry, Inc
Franklin, Tenness
Syd
Adele
Adele Lutz
St. John Bt
Retail Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Dave Silverstein
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