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Newspaper

Monroe Morning World

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1934

Page

8

Strikers' Ranks Swelled by More Walkouts Across Several Cities

Striking workers from St Louis to Buffalo joined walkouts. In St Louis area 550 attendants deserted 550 filling stations and police reported smashed gauges with three arrests. Omaha saw 26 engineers and firemen quit four breweries causing three to halt production. Oklahoma City about 900 packing plant and stockyard workers struck for union recognition higher wages and guaranteed hours. Tugmen on Great Lakes halted 2000 moves, tied up island waterway. The cotton textile strike was called off after talks with Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson and George A Sloan.

St. Louis St. Charles Omaha Oklahoma City Buffalo N. Y Great Lakes Cleveland General Washington Hugh S. Johnson George A. Sloan Cotton Textile Code Authority Johnson Law

Brownlow Hastings to Deliver Sermon Tonight at Local Church

Brownlow Hastings son of L Y Hastings and Mrs Hastings will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the First Baptist Church this evening. He recently finished a year of study at Mars Hill junior college in North Carolina and is a graduate of Ouachita Parish High School. He plans to enter the ministry and will also speak at Farmerville tonight and visit Linville this afternoon.

Brownlow Hastings L. Y. Hastings First Baptist Church Linville

Philippines May Seek Separation From United States

Arthur Brisbane notes Philippine desire for independence and predicts government sympathy but cautions that free trade and cheap Filipino labor could complicate separation. He cites Japanese consul general Atsushi Kimura suggesting zero tariff trade with Japan if production costs fall, implying tighter control under Japan.

Philippines United States Manila Atsushi Kimura Japan Uncle Sam

Jonesville Black High to Graduate 18 Students

Jonesville Black high school will graduate 18 seniors in a commencement ceremony set for next Thursday in the school auditorium. The year’s events included a home economics style show, a junior senior banquet, and a Sunday sermon at the Methodist church. Valedictorian is Frank Howard with a 94 average. salutatorian is Miss Inez Hawthorne.

Ferriday Black High School of Jonesville Home Economics Methodist Church Frank Howard Inez Hawthorne Lois Manning Lettie Fuglaar Lucycille Wright Katherine Beard Hester Breithaupt Nancy Lafoon Iva Clark Virginia Edwards Mary Boyd T. D. McMillig Herase Bass Robert Scott Farrar Marvin Fred Yancey, Jr Tom Fields Luther Lanson

Brick industry output in US tops British figure

A British government report states the United States produces 320 million sand lime bricks annually while Britain makes 190 million.

United States Great Britain

Rail Schedule Highlights Illinois Central Missouri Pacific and Interurban Routes

Railroad and Motor Coach Schedule lists arrivals and departures for Illinois Central system trains No 204 Fast No 202 Fast westbound Nos 201 Fast and 203 Fast from Natchez El Dorado and Bastrop. Missouri Pacific main lines show north south services with times to Natchez Bastrop and Bastrop transfers. Interurban transport and Tri State Motor Coaches provide east west bounds with multiple daily departures and special notes for Sundays and to and from Bastrop and Natchez.

Illinois Central System Missouri Pacific Lines Natchez-El Dorado Missouri PaciFic Rock Natchez Bastrop Interurban Transportation CO North Bound Alexandria DJ Gee Erncevaceeenenedae Voce American Airways SIP Swiers Dradepente Tri-State Motor Coaches Bolund Dane Caine

Valedictories at L. S. U. 1954 Graduation Exercises

Six hundred graduates at Louisiana State University hear valedictories by Robbin Colyer Anderson and Frances Cora Leggio in the Greek theater. Alumni banquet, governor’s musicale, and Louisiana Soiree dance follow in the evening. Commencement events continue with baccalaureate by Rabbi Abraham Brill tomorrow and diplomas awarded Monday.

Baton Rouge Louisiana State University Hill Memorial Library Robbin Colyer Anderson Lake Chaples Frances Cora Leggio Law School Foster Hall L. S. U. School of Music Gymnasium-Armory Abraham Brill Shreveport Gaston L. Porterie Joseph B. Hamiter Caddo Parish

Wisner Social Roundup Features Visitors and Guests

Social notes from Wisner and Monroe list visits by Gilbert, Gunn, Ward, Ensminger, Calhoun, Sherrouse, Foster, and Porter families. Local residents plus out of town guests attended gatherings, games, and shows. Also noted is Dr. Gill’s return from Natchez sanitarium and real estate Board findings on single family dwelling shortages in 273 cities.

H. B. Rountree B. R. Gunn Richard Ward Monroe J. B. McCoy Wisner A. J. Ensminger Fred Gilbert H. B. Womble, Jr Lannie Calhoun, Jr L. M Lannie Calhoun, Sr C. W. Sherrouse C. H. Foster, Sr J. B. Foster Brookhaven Miss Alice Kelly Elizabeth Ward G. G. Conener Treva Mary Lou Porter G. Ray Porter Cecille Townsend Nina Mae Lee W. M. Snyder I. F. Turner D. D. Gill Natchez T. R. Foster Elizabeth Card C. H. Foster J. A. Hendrix Curtis Tucker Joe Brocato National Association of Real Estate Boards

Louisiana Protest Urges Rights Protection and Tax Reform

A call to defend citizens rights and oppose new tax schemes in Baton Rouge. Delegates urge lawmakers to vote against racketeering measures and police bills, and to challenge misrepresented parish representatives for honest governance in Louisiana.

Baton Rouge Louisiana Jackson Parish

Gardiner opposes new taxes before property tax relief

Senator A C Gardiner of Church Point leader of the Louisiana tax reform commission declares he will not vote for any new taxes until a system for property tax relief is established. A central Louisiana mass meeting in Alexandria to oppose new taxes is planned, with petitions from the New Iberia chamber urging economy and retrenchment in state government.

Baton Rouge Senate A. C. Gardiner Louisiana Tax Reform Commission Gardiner Church Point Louisiana Alexandria New Iberia Chamber of Commerce

Diplomas To Be Awarded To Spearsville Seniors

Spearsville high school will hold closing exercises next Thursday night. Joe Mahony of El Dorado Arkansas will give the commencement address. Valedictorian Jane Carroll and salutatorian Ruby Barron head the class, with Miss Carroll achieving all A grades. Other graduates include Jean Futch Elizabeth Rockett Robbie Butler Louise Dudley Ruth Terral Thelma Wade Wilma Boatright Clais Stone Minor Rhodes Frank Smith Kermit Bryan Ronald Beaird and Wilmer West.

Spearsville Spearsville High School Joe Mahony el Dorado Ark L. T. Hastings First Baptist Church of Monroe Jane Carroll Ruby Barron Miss Carroll Jean Futch Elizabeth Rockett Robbie Butler Louise Dudley Ruth Terral Thelma Wade Wilma Boatright Clais Stone Minor Rhodes Frank Smith Kermit Bryan Ronald Beaird Wilmer West

Klan Edifice Razed in Tennessee Historic Church

The century old Stevens Grove Baptist Church in Chapel Hill Tenn once used as a Ku Klux Klan meeting site was sold for a low price and demolished by a wrecking crew after a quick sale.

Chapel Hill Tenn Stevens Grove Ku Klux Klan

College Commencement Services in Warm Swell of Music

The college holds graduation ceremonies today with processional Coronation March and recessional March Militaire. Edward Reeves and Clarissa Davis address democracy and patriotism. Crabb delivers baccalaureate. Nantelle Mitchiner plays Impromptu. Kiwanis awards best short story.

Cudd Burdette Trichel Paul Colvin Leon Ware Meyer Beer Edward Reeves Clarissa Davis Schubert Nantelle Mitchiner A. L. Crabb Peabody College Nashville, Tenn Women’s Glee Club Roger C. Frisbie T. C. Brown Quachita Parish Frisbie Kiwanis Club Wayne Wamsley Wayne Wamsley, Jr Mary Tanner Helen Vanter H. C. Holden L. J. Hunnicutt Oscar Daves Alfred Hennon W. B. Martin Raymond Masling Charlie Miller C. C. Varnell Horace Terrell Jewell Medaries Jac Assunto Warren Garrett Beatrice Skirvin

Mission Study at Baptist Church Draws Cord Association Members

A Thursday mission study class for the Women’s Missionary Society of Cord Association drew five societies to the Baptist church. The session used Keys to the Kingdom by Emma B. Lawrence and was led by Mrs. Rush Still. A noon plate lunch followed. Local visits featured include Mrs. A. J. Emmerson and her young daughter from Monroe, and Mrs. Cercell McGinrsey and daughter Terry visiting Mrs. M. W. Lawrence.

Baptist Church Women's Missionary Society of Concord Association Emma B. Lawrence Rush Still A. J. Emmerson Monroe G. E. Lindsey Cercell McGinrsey Margie Cayle Dodson Mary Wainwright Rhymes Mary Hollis Texas C. K. Oyley Dean Selig J. M. Butler W. F. Grafton

Emory University Reflects Global Student Body

The Emory University student body in Atlanta Georgia includes thirty two states one U S possession and nine foreign countries represented among enrolled students.

United States Emory University Atlanta, Ga

Orleans Citizens Call Meeting to Protest Bills

Orleans citizens urged a public meeting at 8 p m on a date in 1934 to express opposition to proposed legislation and plan actions to defeat it. The call was led by A P Harvey and a long list of labor leaders and union officials including William Ruth R J Perigoni Louis Sahuque S A Trufant Sr Crawford Ellis Dr Rudolph Matas Joseph W Carroll Ogden Pierson George Westfeldt Cartwright Eustis T M Logan Burns Dr W R Buffington Frank Cameron G King Logan J Blane Monroe Dr C Jeff Miller Monte Lemann Edgar B Stern Charles Dunbar Esmond Phelps Dr Erasmus Fenner and E James Kock.

A. P. Harvey Central Trades and Labor Council William Ruth New Orleans Building Trades Council R. J. Perigoni Louisiana State Federation of Labor Louis Sahuque Pressmen's Union Charles Stein Labor S. A

Work Planned to Aid Drouth Areas

Washington June 2. A relief work program to employ thousands in mid west drouth areas was drafted by Harry S Hopkins with President Roosevelt approval. It will launch immediately in counties certified as needing action with allotments to 11 states. Officials seek about 200 million dollars additional Congress appropriation. The plan aims to conserve food and water after a long distance talk with the President.

Washington Mid-West Drouth Harry S. Hopkins Roosevelt Department of Agriculture Congress Hopkins Groton Mass

Homer Legion Plans Memorial Services

The Pate-Thomas post American Legion sponsors memorial services Sunday at Arlington cemetery in Homer. Ex service men and Boy Scouts will march from the courthouse to the cemetery. Mrs Lamont Seals will be master of ceremonies H H Watkins will deliver the principal address. The program features quartet orchestra music and readings with graves of many war veterans decorated at the end.

Homer Pate-Thomas Post American Legion Arlington Cemetery Lamont Seals H. H. Watkins

Final ceremonies for Macedonia Baptist church anniversary

The fifty first anniversary observance of Macedonia Baptist Church will be held today at the church. Rev A T White pastor will lead with an anniversary sermon at 1 p m and remarks by Ida Nickelberry during the dinner hour at 4 p m. All pastors and churches are invited.

Macedonia Baptist Church Negro Organization A. T. White White Ida Nickelberry

Obituary notices from Lafayette and Baskin Louisiana

Mrs. Paul Martin aged 76 dies in Lafayette parish mother of State Representative Esteve A. Martin Funeral services set for Carencro with elaborate survivor list including Ophelia Chachere and six sons Also listed are siblings and many grandchildren Addie May McPhail 38 dies Baskin funeral at Methodist church interment Coax cemetery Surviving widower two children mother two sisters and three brothers listed

Baskin Addie May McPhail Baskin Methodist Church Poole Coax W. H. McPhail Charles Edward Dorris May Nannie McNease

Funeral rites for Mrs. T. Morace held in Eva

Funeral services for Mrs. T Morace 75 were held at her home in Eva June 2. Interment followed at New Era cemetery. She is survived by two daughters and three sons.

Eva T. Morace New Era

Palmertree Burial Held In Greenwood Military Rites

Horton L Palmertree 32 who died May 22 was buried in the N O O F cemetery at Greenwood Mississippi with a military funeral He formerly lived in West Monroe He is survived by his widow two children his father and mother six brothers and one sister

Horton L. Palmertree Delhi Greenwood Miss Falmertree West Monroe

Lake Providence Man Sentenced To Prison

Lake Providence Louisiana June 2 Special Convicted of manslaughter in district court in connection with the fatal shooting of Robert McRee Chris McKinnis was sentenced by Judge F X Ransdell to serve not less than three nor more than five years in the state penitentiary The shooting occurred on a downtown street after the two men allegedly argued over repairing a sewerage pipe

Lake Providence Robert McRee Chris McKinnis F. X. Ransdell State Penitentiary

Harvey Fields Attacks Proposed Budget Measure

Harvey Fields blasts a proposed budget measure as central overreach, arguing it would strip local authorities of financial oversight and shield officials from accountability. He emphasizes citizen rights to review books, organize mass meetings, protest, and sue to scrutinize parish and local governance.

Swartz Oil Leader C W Morgan In Serious Condition

C W Morgan of Swartz, a notable figure in Monroe oil and gas circles and former executive with several carbon firms, is reported in a serious condition at St Francis sanitarium due to a heart ailment. His daughter Virginia Morgan, a former BPW Monroe president and New York resident, arrived to be at his side.

C. W. Morgan Swartz Monroe St. Francis Sanitarium Virginia Moregan Business and Professional Women's Club New York

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Ouachita Parish Royal Typewriter The ROYAL Monroe Typewriter Exchange DeSiard Arthur Brisbane King Features Synd Jonesville School Estelle Heard Grace Hogge Dorothy Kizer Dorothy Lucas Geneva Bozeman Lois Bushnell Ouida Collins Juanita Anthony Mary Burt Keighney Avis Hammett Vera Smith Dorothy Flanagan Mary Louise Lambert Beverly Russell Louise Gray Lillian Herron Williamson Beatrice Rhymes Joy Griffing Nellie Breard Katie Parrish Virginia Ziegler Ruby Timberlake Shumate Hazel Wynn Geneve Castles Hazel Mitchell Mrs. H. G. Jarnigan Maude Warner Miriam Swinebroad Achsah Belt Gilbert Spearsville School College Bernice Orleans Homer Legion Holloway’s Pharmacy Clinic Mrs Paul Martin Mrs. Addie May M’phail Mrs. T. Morace Harvey Fields Flays Russell W. E. Smith Woolworth’s
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