ERA GIVES ESTABLISHMENT FOR NE LA FARMERS
Miss Rebecca Cassell, ERA director for northeast Louisiana, announced a shift from CWA sanitation to a part time plan for about 25 000 farmers and tenants. The ERA will allow continued sanitation work at reduced weekly pay but over a longer period, preventing harm to the strawberry belt and crop season. Both farming and sanitation efforts will run concurrently to sustain health and farming programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Cassell
Emergency Relief Administration of
State of
Louisiana
CWA
Strawberry Belt
Municipal Rose Garden Project Approved by Homer Council
The Community Club sponsors a municipal rose garden in Homer Louisiana. The project has town council approval and will be planted in an acre of land with water access. Work begins soon as vacated land is available and necessary.
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Homer. la
Great Britain Dairy Trade in 1932 Feats and Facts
A fragmented 1932 note recalls Britain’s dairy product exports and imports. It mentions Great Britain markets and trade movements, highlighting period context and economic terms without full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nous Dairy Nany
Great Britain
Hollywood couple filled with romance at Capitol theater
Richard Arlen and Judith Allen star in Paramount's Hell and High Water shown today and Monday at the Capitol theater. The waterfront romance ends with the pair finally admitting love after strife, from Max Miller author of I Cover the Waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Arlen
Judith Allen
Paramount
Capitol Theater
Max Miller
Prohibition Play Shown At West Monroe School
The play Who Killed Earl Wright was presented Friday at Crosley school by prohibition groups of the Twin Cities. Louisiana Anti-Saloon League secretary Dr. Leon Sloan played defense attorney. A talk condemned teaching high school girls beer with cast including Monroe and West Monroe citizens. Pledge cards were distributed to youths 13 to 34 to form a young prohibition group focusing on citizenship, social service, and legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wright
Crosley School
Prohibition
Twin Cities
Leon Sloan
Anti-Saloon League
Louisiana
Stoan
Monroe
West Monroe
J. H. Watkins
W. B. Warren
J. L. Cummins
Chasles Horn
D.C. Metcalf
E. ©. Pilcher
D. C. Dennis
H. L. Driskell
E. L. Tanner
E. E. Huntsberry
E. O. Pilcher
R. M. Bentley
Milton Coverdale
Pepes
Citizenshp
Negro Collapses in Alley Behind Hotel In City
A man identified as Lyman Benjamin collapsed in an alley behind a hotel, with witnesses reporting he fell as onlookers rushed to aid him. Authorities investigated the incident and took Benjamin to a local hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Benjamin
K .Fell H Hotel
Benjamin's Illness Causes Brief Hospital Visit
Saturday afternoon he was taken to Monroe General hospital where doctors said he suffered from indigestion. He left later that day. People who knew Benjamin noted long standing weakness and occasional falls, believing the indigestion aided the collapse given his other infirmities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe General Hospital
Benjamin
H. L. Smith reports home burglary by skeleton key
H L Smith reports his home at 402 Bros avenue was burglarized between 7 and 8 Wednesday night. Police say entry used a skeleton key. Items stolen include several Masonic emblems a stickpin and two gold rings monogrammed H L S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Smith
Bros Avenue
Thanksgiving Visits and Local Social Roundup
Bernice and nearby residents share Thanksgiving visits with relatives in Monroe Shreveport Texarkana Bienville and Philadelphia. Local students host a party for about 50 guests at Bernice High School with Miss Lucille Robinson coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wed
Monroe
W. B. Miller
C. C. Colvin
Shreveport
Etta Gayne
Paul Lusk
Farmerville
W. F. Grafton
George D
D. L. McDonald
Jesse D
Lynwood Collins
J. L. Collins
Texarkana
Lou Frye
Bienville
H. C. Miller
Maud S. Moore
Arkadelphia
M. A. Talbot
Clyde C. Colvin
Bernice High School
Lucille Robinson
Clayton Heard
J. D. Green
G. E. Lindsey
Emerson
Four Alarms Answered by Monroe Fire Department
Members of the Monroe fire department answered four alarms Saturday two grass fires and a burning telephone pole at Orange and Jackson streets. Grass fires occurred at 2701 Grayling Jane 1300 North Fourth Crescent Bend and at Standifer and Jackson streets. Fire companies No. 4 1 2 and 3 each had runs.
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Monroe
Orange
Jackson Streets
Grayling Jane
North Fourth Street
Crescent Bend
Standifer
Athenian oath recited at NRA celebration rally
A mass meeting in Roungstown Ohio featured the Atheanian oath repeated as part of an NRA celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roungstown, O
Wiggins of Tallulah Named Senior in LSU Journalism
R. H. Wiggins of Tallulah, a senior in the Louisiana State University journalism program, has been named to a notable honor or position. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Wiggins
Tallulah
Louisiana State University
French White Wines Offerings and Prices in Colonial Trade
A catalog of wines describes grape varieties and country styles with prices. Terms include queen of French white wines, dry and mellow full bodied aromas, and Rhine or Hock styles. Prices listed are per gallon and per case of 12 fifths, varying from 1.10 to 1.25 dollars per unit and 7.00 to 7.50 dollars per case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paternos
Wiggins Named Editor and Manager of The Reveille at LSU
The president of the Press club at the university, Mr Wiggins, serves as editor and manager of The Reveille, LSU's student weekly, active in campus journalism since 1930. As a high school student he worked on The Madison Journal staff in Tallulah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggins
Honor Society Applies For Higher Membership
The Honor Scholastic society at Ouachita junior college has applied for national Phi Theta Kappa membership and awaits acceptance. A reception for prospective members is planned before the Christmas vacation. Eligible students end of ten weeks require a grade point of 4.5 or higher. Two new members, Alberta McWilliams and Joseph Amman, were admitted recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor Scholastic Society
Ouachita Junior College
National
Phi Theta Kappa Organization
Alberta McWilliams
Joseph Amman
Hanna Reports Rapid Auto License Sales
Fred Hanna of the motor vehicle bureau reports strong first day auto license sales for 1934 with 46 licenses issued on December 1. Statewide license owners have until February 5, 1923 to secure licenses without penalty, and a January 1, 1934 rule requires trailers over 150 pounds to have brakes for plate issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hanna
Motor Vehicle Bureau
North Second Street
Hanna
Mother Helps Daughter Observe Golden Wedding
Mrs. N. J. Smith attended the golden wedding anniversary of her daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Palmer, who marked fifty years of marriage in South Boston Virginia on December 2. Neighbors called the elderly mother the life of the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
N. J. Smith
R. L. Palmer
Tan
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Pany
Lexandria
Municipal Rose Garden
Homer
Aluminum
Milner-Fuller, Inc
Monroe, la
Winnsboro Motor Co
Winnsboro, la
Wallace-Johnson
Rayville, la
Ford
Shipp Motor Company
Wisner
Traylor Motor Co
Columbia, la
Central Lumber Co
Clarks, la
Hanna Motor Company
Delhi
Dykes-Ramsey
Farmerville, la
Bernice
Fire Department
Paterno Wines & Distilling Corporation
South
Patorno
Italy
New Orleans
Paterno
America
Sauterne
France
Moselle
Reisling
Charlis
Malaga
Sultanina
Burgundy
Alicante
Mataro
Zinfandel
Cans
Honor Society
WWL
Kye
Jean le
Angelface
Cicacovich
Patorno Wines & Distilling Corporation
Dumaine Street
Raymond
Chartres Street
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