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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1933
Page
3
Paramount and Capitol Show Biz in Holiday Screens
The Paramount runs The Bowery themed Raft comedy with Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper, ending Sunday, plus a Noel Coward pre show. At the Capitol, James Cagney stars in Lady Killer from Warner Bros with Mae Clarke and a strong cast as gangsters target film celebrities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
James Cagney
Warner Bros
Capitol Theater
Mae Clarke
Jimmy Cagney
Margaret Lindsay
Flame
Cagney
Henry O'Neill
Leslie Fenton
Russell Hopton
Raymond Hatton
Douglas Dumbrille
Marjorie Gateson
George Blackwood
Willard Robertson
Robert Elliott
William Davidson
Douglas Cosgrove
John
Warner Brothers
Christmas Provisions for Relatives and Crew
Families unable to travel will receive trees and Christmas items. A detachment will be kept on duty while the crew continues light and fire patrols. Those wishing to return home may be identified to depart after New Year.
Farm licensing urged by national leaders to enforce production control
A conference of 19 national farm leaders proposed licensing noncooperative farmers to block their access to production adjustment benefits. The plan, led by Clarence Poe, aims to prevent swelling output and was sent to Secretary Wallace. A committee was formed to push amendments to the agricultural adjustment act and support new legislation in the January congressional session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Clarence Poe
Raleigh
N. C
Progressive Farmer
Mary Beth Roberts First Child Born to Ouachita Couple
A seven and half pound girl named Mary Beth was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Felix Roberts of DeSiard road. Captain G B Cooley urges timely payment for Christmas seals as the Ouachita Parish Tuberculosis and Public Health association relies on this income for its work. President C C Calvert of Ouachita Tainer College left with his family for Little Rock to spend the holidays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Roberts
DeSiard Road
Mary Beth
G. B. Cooley
Ouachita Parish
Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Captain Cooley
C. C. Calvert
Ouachita Tanier College
Little Rock
States assign 233 and 166 enumerators for census work
Louisiana will field 233 enumerators and Mississippi 166 across parishes and counties for the commerce department civil works census. District allocations include many parishes with specific counts and district supervisors named for appointment duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louisiana
Mississippi
Commerce Department
Pope denounces German sterilization plan at Christmas address
Pope Pius denounces the German program to sterilize the unfit in a Christmas sermon. He urges world leaders to pray, cites Casti Connubii, and condemns futile negotiations while noting joys and sorrows of the year and the holy year’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pius
Cardinals
Cardinal Pignatelli di Belmonte
College of Cardinals
College to Reopen January 3 as Holidays Begin Nearby
Students and staff will spend the Christmas vacation at homes distant from Monroe. The college will reopen on Wednesday January 3. Sam Wheadon, Hotel Monroe manager, left for Alexandria for Christmas with relatives. his wife and daughter accompany him. Sam Turner of The Palace store is spending Christmas in Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Rice
The
Paramount
Mutch
Bers
Monroe
Sam Wheadon
Alexandria
Wheadon
Sam Turner
Palace
Shreveport
Social Bridge and Church Circle Gatherings in Tallulah
Tallulah society notes record Mrs. Hugh Montgomery hosting a Mulberry Street bridge party with high score to Mrs. E B Stribling and list guests. Eveready Circle of the Methodist Missionary Society, led by Mrs. E S Moberley, held a Christmas program and banquet in the church community room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Montgomery
Mulberry Street
E. B. Stribling
G. E. McNutt
Elizabeth Cammack
Will Adams
Will Sevier, Jr
Katherine Ward
Carrie Ruth Williamson
Eveready Circle
The
Methodist Missionary Society
Charles Birkle
E. S. Moberley
New Orleans
St. Mark's Community Center
Davis Whitfield
E. W. Jones
J. R. Medlin
Reading
W. S. Hale
George C. Purvis
A. G. Bray
A. T. Palmer
W. R. Gilfoil
Frank Thomas
D. H. Allen
A. J. Sevier
Alex Blanche
A. L. Sevier
Mason Spencer
W. C. Starrett
J. A. Gilbert
R. E. Gilbert
Neal T. Holt
Katherine Hale
W. H. Hale
Justamere Bridge Club
Wray Bowie
H. C. Brown
Harry Anderson
Williams
Herman Lancaster
Gordon Gary
Z. L. Chambliss
Methodist Church
Circle One
E. 5. Moberley
A. B. Kelly
J. L. Bittick
A. H. Hurd
World Observes Birth of Christ Across Nations
Christmas spirit fills Bethlehem and churches world wide as nations pause. The pope issue s a call for prayers while the United States sees shoppers prosper and charities aid the needy. Mrs Roosevelt and the president mark the season with family gifts and a Dickens tale. A France train crash claims 130 deaths and many injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
United States
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sissie
Buzzie
Roosevelt
Charles Dickens
France
Five State Distillers Issued Federal Permits
The federal alcohol control administration announced that on December 20 permits were issued to five Louisiana distillers. Named are American Commercial Alcohol Corp Gretna Rossville Commercial Alcohol Corp Harvey Rossville Commercial Alcohol Corp Westwego U and U S Industrial Alcohol Co New Orleans and Westwego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Louisiana
American Commercial Alcohol Corp
Gretna
Rossville Commercial Alcohol Corp
Harvey
Westwego
New Orleans
U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co
hunter sends duck kill notice to Biological Survey
Hays Trechelle of motor route A south hunted in La fourche swamp Friday and killed a duck bearing a leg tag noting Notify Biological Survey Washington DC. Trechelle plans to forward the details to the government in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays Trechelle
Lafourche Swamp
Biological Survey
Washington
Trechelle
Arrests After Contest Injury Dispute In City
Henry Rauls was stabbed during a contest and later released after reporting injuries. Ladell Watson was jailed Saturday night on a charge of displaying a dangerous public safety item. Rauls received care for his wounds and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rauls
Ladell Watson
Rauls
Commerce Group Challenges Congress on Tax Policy
The U S Chamber of Commerce today challenged Congress to correct social defects or abuses through taxation. Fred H. Clausen, chair of the chamber's committee on federal taxation, presented the business view to the House Ways and Means Committee urging no new taxes on dividends and arguing taxation should raise revenue and not police business methods or social reform. He warned that unfair or discriminatory tax provisions erode cooperation, hinder administration, and reduce revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Congress
Fred H. Clausen
Horicon
Wis
Chamber
House
Ways and Means Committee
Clausen
Five Louisianans Named to Reserve Corps P
The war department announced five Louisianans appointed to the reserve corps. They are James Stuart of Camp Beauregard first lieutenant in military intelligence, Eugene Maithos of Elizabet and coast artillery, Reynold McCrory of Shr second lieutenant infantry, Percy Arnold Sharp Jr. of M oort second lieutenant infantry, and others. Washington December vc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
James Stuart
Camp Beauregard
Liet
Military Intelligence
Car Strikes Woman on DeSiard Street
A woman, described as a negro, was struck by a car driven by J Jerman, a white man, about 10 Saturday night in front of a store on DeSiard street. The woman was taken to St Franc hospital where authorities said she did not appear seriously injured and would likely return home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Hood
J Jerman
DeSiard Street
Accor
St. Francitarium
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Steve Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
Hollywood
George Raft
Raoul Walsh
the Bowery
Raft
Brodie
Walsh
Fred Grady
Old Bowery
Grady
Bowery
United Artists
Paramount Theater
Wallace Beery
Jackie Cooper
the Paramount
Noel Coward
Rosalind Shaffer
Ays
Turkey
CCC
Yuletide
D. Masur & Sons
Men's and Boys’ Outfitters
Merry Christmas
Herbert Fink
St. Louis
Caddo
Bossier
Webster
Claiborne
Lincoln
Jackson
Bienville
Red River
DeSoto
Sabine
Natchitoches
Union
Morehouse
West Carroll
East Carroll
Madison
Richland
Ouachita
Caldwell
Franklin
Tensas
la Salle
Winn
Grant
Catahoula
Concordia
Rapides
Avoyelles
Vernon
Beauregard
Allen
Calcasieu
Jefferson Davis
Cameron
Evangeline
St. Landry
Pointe Coupee
Tallulah
Christ
Associated Press
Bethlehem
Home Furniture CO
DeSiard St
Commerce Group
Casa i Fae
Wagnee
Bos
Sencan
Seoepom
We van Jar’ke 74
Gaareett
Lindsay Ial and
Mar
Elissa Landi
Paul Lukas
Nils Asther
Univer
Janet Gaynor Warner
Baxter
Paddy
Harry Lachman
Edwin Burke
Gertrude Page
West Monroe
Liberty
Walumte Refetr
CARET + LawUcY bredes
Fredric
Gary Cooper
Miriam Hopkins
Horton
Ernst Lubitsch
Ks Sheitaeleae
Charlotte Henry
Richard Arlen Rosco Ates
Gary Cooper Leon Errol
Louise Fazenda
W. C. Fields
Skeets Gallagher
Cary Grant
Raymond Hatton Foram Morton Roscoe Earns
Baby Leroy Mae Marsh
Polly Moran
Jack Oakie
Edna May Oliver
May Robson
Charlie Ruggles Alison Skipworth
Ned Sparks
Ford Sterling
Norman Mcleod
Paremeount
Fuluce
Chas. Chase
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