Police Report Summarizes Monroe November Crimes and Accidents
A Monroe police report shows fifty five automobile accidents in November with two injuries. There were 83 arrests for drunkenness and 26 for minor assault, 14 for reckless driving, 13 for driving while intoxicated, plus 222 illegal parking notices and 240 traffic violation notices. The arrests included felonious homicide 1, burglary 1, larceny under $50 9, minor assault 26, forgery 2, weapons 3, sex offenses 4, DWI 13, liquor laws 5, drunkenness 3, disorderly conduct 6, non observance of light 4, and other violations 3. Injury accidents totaled 2, with one pedestrian involved and one motor vehicle. City reported 10 stolen vehicles, all recovered, with property stolen valued at $4,410 and $3,570 recovered.
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Monroe
Services for Namer Kalil Set for 3 P. M.
Funeral services for Namer Kalil 65 owner of the Alvis Hotel will be held at 3 p m today at St Matthew s Catholic church with Monsignor Vandegaer presiding. The procession leaves 811 North Fourth Street at 2 45 p m for the church and interment will follow at the Catholic cemetery under Mulhearn Funeral Home direction. Kalil born March 17 1877 in Talia Syria came to America in 1901 married Effie Donalily in Syria later moved to Monroe in 1911 and owned the Alvis Hotel site on Fifth and DeSiard streets.
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Namer Kalil
Alvis Hotel
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
N. F. Vandegaer
North Fourth Street
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Mr. Kalil
Talia
Syria
America
Effie Donalily
New Orleans
Monroe
DeSiard Street
Fifth and
DeSiard Streets
Alvis
Death of Alvis hotel owner Namer Kalil at 65
Namer Kalil 65 owner of the Alvis hotel died early Saturday at his home 811 North Fourth Street. Funeral at 3 pm this afternoon at St Matthews Catholic Church. Survived by widow, son Fred, five grandchildren, and brother T Kalil of McComb Mississippi. An airfoil is any surface on a plane designed to obtain lift from air.
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Fred
Mr. Kalil
Margie Ann
Frances Evelyn
Delores Mary
Gloria Effie
Fred Kalil
Monroe
T. Kalil
McComb
Tuberculosis Group Busy Year Round For Christmas Seals
Ouachita Parish Tuberculosis and Public Health Association plans year round program led by executive secretary Miss Bernice Wright. Education efforts include pamphlets posters and booklets reaching physicians nurses and teachers. lectures reach about five percent of people and films three percent. Child health education targets ten percent of students. Institutional care is not funded by Christmas Seals. cooperation with local and state institutions continues, with clinics and post-sanatorium rehabilitation part of the program.
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Ouachita Parish
Tuberculosis Association
Miss Wright
Vogue Cleaners Marks Sixth Anniversary in West Monroe
Vogue Cleaners celebrates its sixth year serving the Twin Cities and north Louisiana. Under Mr and Mrs Henry Chisholm the plant offers modern equipment and drive in facilities, inviting customers to inspect the facility and praising widespread patronage and affordable pricing.
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Vogue Cleaners
Cypress Street
West Monroe
Twin Cities
West
Monroe
Louisiana
Shreveport
Henry Chisholm
Mr. Chisholm
Fifth Mrs Manville Entrains for Reno
Mrs. Tommy Manville No. 5 the former Bonita Edwards show girl entrained for Reno to seek a divorce from her husband of 18 days the playboy asbestos heir. Manville 47 waited at Grand Central to see her off but there was no parting kiss. She declined further comment while Manville said he was mystified by the separation.
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New York
Tommy Manville
Bonita Edwards
Reno
Playboy
Manville
Grand Central Terminal
Bonnie
Police report shows 817 traffic violations in November 1941
Troop F of the state police based in Monroe releases November 1941 figures. Total 817 motor vehicle violations detected including licenses, improper lights, and improper licenses. Also noted are 586 improper lights, 75 truck safety inspections, 36 arrests for offenses such as reckless driving and DWI, and related charges.
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Department of State Police
Monroe
Th Troop
United States Army
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