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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1935
Page
2
A partial OCR line notes unclear text likely from a historical page. The fragment mentions terms like by and and and sounds, but readable content is minimal and lacks complete names or events.
Fragmentary land description references sections and quarters in a township, identifying areas such as northeast, northwest, southeast quarters and distances like 33: west, 38 north, and mentions Raumati and Dorinpane in vague terms. The text appears to be an old property or survey record with incomplete place names and parcel designations.
Legal notice from Ouachita Parish Louisiana listing a judgment in the Fourth District Court and a forthcoming public sale at the Monroe courthouse. Property described as in Paris, Quechua Louisiana, northwest quarter and southwest quarter near the S.E. corner. Sale set for June 29, 1935 with appraisement at courthouse. cash payment required.
The report describes the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping amid pursuit by G men and a $200,000 ransom. It notes Davis’ arrest as a potential turning point and suggests copycat crime linked to Karpsis technique. Officials withheld details on ransom payment and surveillance.
In OMA Washington on June 3 agents began distributing 20000 currency ransom notes as they track a kidnaping case. The pamphlets named Volney Davis, aide to Alvin Karpis, as a suspect in the 200000 Weyerhaeuser kidnapping, though the bulletin avoided naming the case directly.
Probate docket in Ouachita Parish Louisiana lists debts of the succession under No. 3838. A public auction will offer items including a Chevrolet coach model 928 and a single house lot as part of estate settlement. Auction date and exact property details are not fully legible.
Federal agents transported the suspect to a Saint Paul apartment for safekeeping after an arrest tied to a past Barker case. Davis, indicted in the Ed ward Bremer kidnapping for $200000, was not admitted to local jails in Minneapolis or Saint Paul. An overnight airport stakeout by DOJ officials sparked speculation of another prisoner arrival.
A North Hollywood incident saw a car resembling the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapers’ vehicle seized at Lankershim and Chandler. Kern county sheriff Ed Champness issued a lookout for two men in a V-8 Ford with no plates. Police checked underworld haunts and a Glandale hotel after a possible suspect sighting, while justice officials described three kidnaping suspects as precautionary.
An automobile owned by Senator James A. Noe and driven by an unnamed operator collided with a truck driven by D. C. Agrees at the intersection of North Second and Wash Hee Mahony in an afternoon crash. Minor damage reported. no serious injuries noted.
Miss Sassie Odom visited friends in Ruston last week. Dr and Mrs A J Emerson of Monroe visited Emerson's parents Mr and Mrs G E Lindsey Sunday. Kraal attended Byrd High School graduation in Shreveport where daughter Betty Kraal earned her diploma. Leon Boyd returned from a home visit in Converse. Nellie M Cargile of Hartford Connecticut and Mrs M Cargile of Texas plus Grace Rabb of Vienna were guests of Mrs W F Grafton last week. Various locals traveled for visits, parties, and a Pensacola accident involving a brother of Harry Cook. Bernice residents returning from college include Wick Lawrence and others from Louisiana colleges. several guests joined Mrs W F Grafton.
NEW ORLEANS June 3 Banks and exchanges city and state offices were closed as New Orleans honored the southern dead of the War Between the States. Special ceremonies were planned by memorial organizations while flags flew at half mast throughout the city.
Pollack will host the Y M C A camp for boys and girls. The first group to use Windywood this summer is 9 and 10 year old girls from Monroe. Elizabeth Manhein of Monroe will direct the girl camp. A Municipal Street Railway bus will carry the girls from Monroe to camp, leaving the courthouse at 7 am Saturday. A new Bureau of Air Commerce plane features landing gear enabling landings at any speed with brakes, and cross wind landings without rudder use.
In Eagle Pass Texas motorists pay 25 cents for the first offense under the headlight ordinance. The phrase pin money fines are used to enforce the rule and fund the enforcement effort.
A list of trustees elected for three year terms includes George M. Rose of Charlotte North Carolina Rev T Caldwell of Waco Texas Rev Chris Matheson of Shawnee Oklahoma Rev J W Or of Memphis Tennessee H W Jackson of Richmond Virginia Rev F C Brown of Charleston West Virginia J F Hardie of Charlotte and F L Jackson of Davidson North Carolina. Parker county Texas peach growers report one of the largest crops in recent years despite budget cuts to five thousand five hundred dollars.
A health unit reports a claim that Rice could feed about one billion people, a figure that drew scrutiny over its source and practicality for global nourishment. The item notes expert skepticism and calls for verifiable data from agricultural authorities.
A garbled section discusses a supposed remedy approach for aches and pains. It mentions soothing minutes and proportions, claiming to relieve neuralgia and nervous distress without narcotics or drugs sold widely. The text uses unclear terms and fragmented phrases.
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