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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1936
Page
5
This unreadable fragment references constitutional jurisdiction and court observations. It hints at political debate and the role of law in governance but lacks clear details, names, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text references the court and federal position related to a controversy involving an industry. It mentions housing and regional ties, with scattered mentions of states and industrial concerns. No clear events or names are readable.
The funeral of Speaker Joe Burns at the Tennessee capitol drew thousands as national guardsmen fired a 17 gun salute and his body was laid in Mount Olivet cemetery. The service recalled Burns as a steadfast friend with ties to West End Methodist church. Nelson Eddy is noted for varied early jobs.
A school graduation address urges graduates to value youth, ambition, and faith while warning against arrogance and risky choices. It praises parental sacrifice, warns of military duty, and calls for a universal peace mindset. Diplomas are awarded alongside several medals, and graduates depart to Athalia strains.
J O Modi selle, chairman of the State Library commission, notes 1 409 084 residents lack free library service and urges state funded rural branches. Librarians report many books read and long waiting lists at parish libraries and Baton Rouge HQ. The plan would bring branch libraries to rural communities.
Oklahoma City reports nine fatalities from tornadoes floods and lightning across Oklahoma and Kansas. In Waurika a tornado ripped and dropped a hospital roof injuring twelve. Hastings saw a farmer’s wife killed as a twister toppled three buildings and damaged homes.
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