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Newspaper

Monroe Morning World

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1933

Page

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State Conference on Child Welfare Set for Shreveport

Monroe residents planning to attend the Louisiana conference for social betterment in Shreveport from October 18 to 21. Judge S C Fullilove leads the Caddo juvenile court as president and Lt. Gov. John B. Fournet will preside at the opening session. Notable speakers include Judge Charles L. Chute of New York and Dr. Harriett S. Daggert of LSU.

Monroe Shreveport Louisiana Conference For S. C. Fullilove Caddo Juvenile Court John B. Fournet John H. Overton Charles L. Chute New York National Probation Association Harriett S. Daggert Louisiana State University

Globe Circling Flyers Ahead of Former Time

Reported sightings and travel notes show aviators rushing toward Nome Alaska and Fairbanks as weather and distance push crews like Italo Balbo and Jimmie Mattern toward targets. Lindberghs remain at Cartwright Labrador awaiting survey flights. French fliers Rossi and Codes delay New York to Persian Gulf attempt amid forecasts.

Alaska Nome Fairbanks Rukhlevo Winnie Mae Blagoveshchensk Italo Balbo Chicago New York Washington Roosevelt Jimmie Mattern Siberia Anadyr Mattern Charles A. Lindbergh Cartwright Labrador Duinse Fug Taem Maurice Rossi Paul Codes Persian Gulf

Kennedy Honored by Classmates in New Orleans Dinner

John J. Kennedy former Biloxi mayor and new customs comptroller was honored at a public school dinner by classmates. A silver plaque with the school building engraving and names of the 1884 and 1835 classes was presented.

Kennedy New Orleans John J. Kennedy Biloxi Miss

Reading Room Becomes Latest Feature At Atkinson Playground

Atkinson Playground introduces a reading room under Miss Eleana Brinsmade and Miss Marion Granberry. A small library and quiet games like dominoes will serve youngsters. donations of Field and Stream American Boy Popular Mechanics magazines are welcome along with old tables for repair. Call the municipal recreation office to arrange pickup.

Atkinson Playground Eleana Brinsmade Marion Granberry Field and Stream Popular Mechanics

Mrs Walters Conducts Curb Market On Catalpa

Mrs Walters runs a curb market at 419 Catalpa Street and the 300 block, with a large stall space inviting country farmers to bring fruits vegetables and other farm produce for sale. The market attracts daily visitors seeking fresh fare at attractive prices and invites inspection to encourage summer visits.

W. C. Walters Catalpa Street

Purification Promises Health Through Calotabs Regimen

Benefit claim that Purification of the system boosts health and vitality. Encourages a course of Calotabs taken weekly for several weeks to purify blood by activating liver, kidneys, stomach and related organs. Targets general audience through physician endorsement and dealer promotions.

Nature

Dry law repeal by Christmas now wets' goal in Tennessee

Tennessee voters faced a tight race on August 8 with both sides claiming landslide support for repeal. Arkansas and Alabama results bolster repeal momentum, while Oregon and Arizona also head toward the twenty first amendment. Key figures like Fred A. Victor and Bishop James Cannon Jr. acknowledge potential defeat of the anti saloon drive.

Fred A. Victor New York Anti-Saloon League James Cannon Tennessee Nashville Tenn Arkansas Alabama Deep South South Eugene C. Anderson John F. Baggett Baggett James A. Farley Horace Frierson, Jr Democratic State Executive Committee Oregon

Race Survivor Keuthan Dies in St Louis at 83

Frederick H. Keuthan aged 83, long believed last survivor to have raced the Mississippi aboard the Natchez in the historic 187 New Orleans to St Louis contest against the Robert E. Lee, died Thursday in St. Louis. He served as a clerk on the Natchez during the famed voyage.

ST. Louis Frederick H. Keuthan Natchez Robert E. Lee New Orleans Keuthan

Plan for National Recovery Act code shapes up

The plan outlines a 40 hour week for white collar workers with a 15 dollar weekly minimum, a 40 cent minimum wage for unskilled labor, and a three week interim effective date possibly August 14. It calls for voluntary employer participation, blanket codes with industry specific supersession, regional education, and an insignia for cooperating firms. Johnson advocates aid for white collar workers due to lack of unions.

Nira Johnson

Blue Star Ointment Promises Germ Killing Relief

An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a quick absorbing treatment that melts into the skin to kill germs causing itch and rashes. It offers a money back guarantee if it fails and claims effectiveness on eczema ringworm foot itch and tetter.

Immediate Licensing Is Favored By Dry Chieftain

New Orleans report notes a brief stop by a figure described as a dry chieftain en route from Houston to Washington. The piece hints at discussions favoring immediate licensing, with the tone emphasizing travel and potential political considerations.

New Orleans Houston Washington

Eases Headache In 3 Minutes Product Note

An over the counter remedy advertised to relieve headaches in three minutes. Claims also ease neuralgia muscular aches pains toothache earache and menstrual cramps due to inorganic causes. Pack sizes 10c and 25c with no narcotics.

Prohibition Official backs immediate licensure of distilleries

Major A. V. Dalrymple, national prohibition administrator, urged immediate licensing of distilleries and wineries for bond aided liquor manufacture ahead of 18th Amendment repeal. On a southern inspection tour, he warned against delay, projecting widespread jobs and business. He planned moves to Montgomery and Atlanta.

A. V. Dalrymple Montgomery Atlanta

Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel

Vintage medicinal ad touts Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow and digestion. Claims the liver should produce two pounds of bile daily and warns against laxatives, asserting the product offers a gentle vegetable extract remedy.

Carter C. M.ca

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