Four Men Held by Shreveport Police After Bloodied Car Discovery
Shreveport police detained four men on Sept. 23 after finding bloody clothes and stains in a car they rode in. A window was shuttered and a revolver found inside. The suspects Sam Flarrison Smackover Ark W T Keeler Longview Texas Glenn Hampton Shreveport Herschel Harden Smackover Ark were held for questioning at the station. no motive or explanation given.
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D. D. Bazer
Sam Flarrison
Smackover
Ark
W. T. Keeler
Longview
Texas
Glenn Hampton
Herschel Harden
Bazer
Blox
Blind Former Governor Regains His Eyesight
A Florida former governor Sidney Catts, once blind for five years, has his vision restored after a three week treatment in New Orleans. Catts had led a varied life as mailman farmer preacher and pro governor while in Defuniak Springs with his wife and seven children. He glimpsed his daughter Elizabeth Paderick and remarked on her beauty upon removing bandages.
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Jacksonvilia
Fla
Camini
Florida
Sidney Johnson Catts
Farine Mailman
Defuniak Springs
Fashion patterns parade satin and crepe frocks for fall
Patterns 23551 and 2512 showcase black satin frocks and crepes in bronze green blackberry hues. Descriptions praise flattering capeline hats and slenderizing seams, with sizes 36 to 50 offered and fabric details. Also promotes Pattern BISURE TO STATE SIZE and a 15 cent catalog offer from The Monroe News Pattern Department.
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Anne Adam
Monroe News
Wi Pattern Department
Woollin Street
New York City
Manhunt Underway for Caddo Holdup Suspect Joe Tagliaferro
SHREVEPORT La Sept 23 A youth identified as 17 year old Joe Tagliaferro is suspected of holding up and robbing Mrs G B Palmer and her sister in law Miss Ethel Palmer near Shreveport at gunpoint The man forced them from their car and drove away in the vehicle before returning to his parents home in the stolen car and changing clothes A manhunt was launched by the sheriff’s office as details emerge.
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Shreveport
G. B. Palmer
Ethel Palmer
Sheriff's Office
Hughes
Joe Tagliaferro
Four Alarms Answered By Monroe Fire Department
Four alarms were answered Saturday by the Monroe fire department with only slight damage in all cases. A house fire at 2199 Desiard street involved W. M. Jackson's house occupied by Frank Coleman. Siegel theater saw smoke damage at 4:46 p.m. Grass fires were extinguished at Ouachita Parish Junior College and 1609 North Fifth Street. two grass fires were in the city district.
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Monroe
Siegle Theater
Desiard Street
W. M. Jackson
Frank Coleman
Company No
Ouachita Parish Junior College
North Fifth Street
Ounchits Parish Singing Convention Moves to Frantorn Chapel
City briefs report the Ounchits parish singing convention continuing today at Frantorn's chapel about 17 miles from West Monroe. Sessions cover sacred music programs with noon dinner on the grounds and a 9:30 a.m. board meeting Tuesday at Camp Fire Girls on St John street.
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Ounchits
Frantorn’s Chapel
West Monroe
Camp Fire Girls
St. John Street
Charles Mitchell
Kellogg Widow Files Petition to Administer Estate
Mrs Louise G Kellogg seeks appointment as administratrix of the estate of Robert L Kellogg who died July 24. She requests an inventory and appraisal and states she is the surviving widow with children as heirs.
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Robert L. Kellogg
Louise G. Kellogg
Monroe Furniture Showcases Estate Gas Ranges at Event
Monroe Furniture Co features the Estate gas ranges with built in range tops and toasters that light at gas cock, chromium racnograms, and knife sharpeners. The sale includes a 26 piece silverware set with each range and a cooking demonstration by Mrs. Alan Martin as part of a pre inflation trade in offer. A pension idea grows as the movement toward old age gains momentum, notes the Bureau of Labor.
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Monroe Furniture Company
Harry Kuhn
Alan Martin
Monroe
Kuhn
Washington
United States
Bureau of Jaber
Long-Lost Church Bell Returns to Toll in City
The silver-tongued bell of First Presbyterian, silent for nearly three decades, will peal today to welcome worshippers. Its mystery tale ranges from lost bell in old building to rediscovery in the belfry, with older members recalling its long rest and hoping it stays heard as the church stands.
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First Presbyterian Church
Miller in Chicago Attending Gas Convention
A. V. Miller, superintendent of the Southern Gas line, visits Chicago for a national gas association convention and views the Century of Progress. The NRA meeting was not conducted the past week due to Miller's absence.
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A. V. Miller
Southern Gas Line
Chicago
National Gas Association
NRA
Mr. Miller
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