Christmas Spirit Amid Turbulent Times Across World
The article recalls President Roosevelt and family at the White House Christmas, wartime context, and a Vatican appeal as nations face war, shortages, and a cold wave. It notes a deadly train wreck, preholiday business, and local stories including a deputy chief’s wife riding after a recent operation and an ex-convict labor figure posting bond.
Sunday Fight Ends with Arrest at Home
A Sunday incident at a residence near 611 in the evening led to an arrest after a reported battle in the living area. Police and witnesses described a tense scene as officers intervened and took a man into custody.
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Police
Man Gives 25 Dollar Bills to Monroe Children for Christmas
A Monroe man, requested to remain unnamed, withdrew 25 dollars in crisp one dollar bills and distributed one to twenty five children near DeSiard Street, sharing a simple act of generosity that brought them joy. The gesture embodies Christmas spirit and unselfish love, urging broader yearly charity.
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Monroe
DeSiard Street
Monros
Zunis Fast and Three Midnight Christmas Services
Zuni Indians observe a sacred fast during Kishmas while three midnight services mark Christmas in Monroe. Grace Episcopal and St. Matthew's Catholic host elaborate music and sermons, with a St Francis chapel mass also held, drawing large crowds despite planned door closures.
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Monroe
Grace Episcopal Church
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
St. Francis Sanitarium Chapel
Grace
St. Matthew's
Grace Church
E. F. Hayward
St. Matthew's Church
N. F. Vandegaer
St. Francis Sanitarium
John Vandegaer
Monroe Citizens Enjoy Christmas Celebration
Residents of Monroe and West Monroe celebrated a real Christmas with Santa Claus more generous than in recent years. Sunday marked the winding up of preparations for the holiday as the Good Fellows completed their campaign and Salvation Army baskets aided the less fortunate through Welfare programs.
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Monroe
West Monroe
Santa Claus
Salvation Army
Firework injuries flood Birmingham hospitals on Christmas
In Birmingham 31 people were treated in hospitals for burns and other injuries from Christmas fireworks. None were in serious condition. Officials estimate dozens more were treated in drug stores and homes for minor injuries.
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Birmingham
Ala
Transportation Strike Ends in Philadelphia
Philadelphia merchants received a Christmas surprise as a three day general transport strike ended. Union leaders halted the walkout after a telegram from international headquarters revealed opposition from the Teamsters. The council converted the general strike into individual actions by four locals including taxicab drivers and milk and laundry drivers.
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Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Teamsters’ Union
International Union
Brotherhood of Transportation Workers
NRA
Proprietor of Como Rooming House Found Dead
Mrs. W. H. Hammett sixty year old proprietor of the Como rooming house at 504 12 DeSiard street was found dead in her bed at 1130 a.m. Sunday Coroner C. L. Mengis conferred and ruled death from natural causes A brief funeral service is planned at Peters funeral chapel Monday afternoon time to be announced.
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W. H. Hammett
Como
DeSiard Street
C. L. Mengis
Peters Funeral Chapel
School Musicians Play In Symphony Orchestra
New Haven state university supported symphony orchestra relies on public school woodwind and brass players due to shortage of instrumentalists. Professor William Lyon Phelps has led the group for 21 years and Dean David Stanley Smith of Yale School of Music is its longtime leader.
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New Haven
Conn
Man Struck by Train at Illinois Central Crossing
George McCranie 55 was hit by westbound Illinois Central train No 201 while walking on tracks between North Third and North Second streets in Monroe at 9 45 Monday morning. He suffered serious injuries including a possible fractured shoulder and internal injuries and was rushed to St Francis sanitarium. The cowcatcher knocked him off the track but his body landed a few feet north of the main line. witness says slowing the train may have saved him. The article continues on the 8th page.
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Illinois Central
North Third
North Second Streets
George McCranie
St. Francis Sanitarium
Monroe
Fuller Stabbing Victim Resting Comfortably After Fight
Fuller, slashed with a knife during a four man brawl on Natchitoches street in West Monroe, was reported resting as comfortably as could be expected at St. Francis hospital. J. C. Brooks, 19, is jailed as a suspect. others named in the fight include W. F. Brooks, 39, and Hugh Poe.
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Reese Fuller
Natchitoches Street
West Monroe
St. Francis Sanitarium
J. C. Brooks
Fuller
Brooks
W. F. Brooks
Hugh Poe
Ward 7
Armenian Archbishop Murdered During Christmas Procession
Holy Cross Apostolic Church in New York shuttered after Archbishop Leon Tourian is stabbed to death during the Sunday morning service. Police say two men were detained on homicide charges. details of attackers and motive point to pro Soviet sentiment amid wartime tensions.
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New York
Holy Cross Apostolic Church
Leon Tourian
North
South America
Ate
Nations Hire Purchases From U S Rise In Nine Months
Twenty nine countries increased purchases from the United States in the first nine months of 1933 according to a survey by the U S Chamber of Commerce and the foreign commerce department. Gains include Italy 20.1 percent Belgium 3 Spain 3.4 Poland and Danzig 113.9 Portugal 18.8 Finland 7 Romania 144 Mexico 14.9 Argentina 9.5 Brazil Panama 3 Colombia 45 Venezuela 154 Dutch West Indies 474 Dominican Republic 15.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
United States
Foreign Commerce Department
Chamber
Hemisphere
Italy
Belgium
Spain
Poland
Danzig
Portugal
Finland
Rumania
Mexico
Argentina
Brazil
Panama
Colombia
Venezuela
Dutch West Indies
Dominican Republic
Sanders Ends Campaign After Christmas Eve Rally
Baton Rouge Louisiana December 25 J Y Sanders Jr sixth district candidate in the citizens election rested today after a Christmas eve rally in Gonzales He will close his stump tour with an election night rally at the community club Sanders contests the district election of Mrs Bolivar E Kemp as sixth district congresswoman without a primary election.
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Baton Rouge
J. Y. Sanders, Jr
Gonzales
Sanders
Bolivar E. Kemp
Trains Crash in Fog Near Nation's Capitol
Paris reports 193 dead in a disaster near Lagny twenty miles from Paris as the Strasbourg express collided with the Nancy Express in heavy fog. Among the victims was statesman Paul Morel and his wife. hundreds more injured as rescue crews work through wreckage and officials probe cause amid national mourning and a planned Wednesday ceremony.
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Paris
France
Strasbourg
Nancy
Lagny
Paul Morel
Railroad Authoritiet
Eastern Railway
LeBrun
Officas al Cients
Uoima Awis Orius
Strasbourg Five Rein
Theis
Lucien Dintedign
Henry Charepentier
Ratle
Bourdier
Chamber of Deputies
Mayoral race date in New Orleans remains in doubt
New Orleans faces an uncertain date for the mayoral race between Hieu Walmaley and Huey P. Long on the slate with Francis Williams as an independent. C.S. Barnes says voter rolls stay open this week, despite earlier closure. Orleans Parish Democratic chairman Jules Grasser says late registrants may vote depending on the primary date. The party committee meets January 2 to set the official election date.
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New Orleans
T. Semies Walmaley
Huey P. 1
Francis Williams
C.S. Barnes
Parish Registrar of Voters
Jules A. Grasser
Orleans Parish
Democratic Committee
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