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Newspaper

Monroe Morning World

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1934

Page

2

M Knight Defends Ruston Attitude on College Here

The speaker argues against adding state funded colleges now, warning of increased educational taxes. He notes local protests in Monroe and surrounding parishes and questions the wisdom of new institutions while financial burdens rise. He cites Louisiana Tech Natchitoches Normal and Southwestern as already underfunded.

M Knight Ruston Louisiana Tech Natchitoches Normal Southwestern Morehouse Parish Monroe

Ruston Citizens Express Neighborly Spirit Toward Monroe

A Ruston resident asserts Ruston will maintain its long standing friendly neighborly spirit with Monroe. The letter emphasizes unity among Ruston citizens and reflects pride in their shared over years of cordial relations. Signed by SEMENIGHT.

Ruston Natchitoches Lafayette Monroe

New Air Liner Promises Fast Singapore to Australia Run

A four engine passenger plane claimed to be the fastest yet built will serve the Singapore to Australia route. It is designed to cross the Timor sea of 400 miles in about three hours and can climb 1,200 feet within a minute after takeoff.

Timor Sea Australia

Feazel Attacks Tax Proposals and Homestead Trap

Feazel charges the Louisiana tax reform commission with a trap to raise ten million dollars from new taxes before any homestead exemption would take effect. He says the program is technical and incomprehensible to the public and critics its labeling as tax reform or tax relief. He argues the legislature should study the acts, not be blindsided by last minute submissions.

Louisiana Tax Reform Commission Tax Reform Commission

Jonesboro Art Club Hosts Womanly Social and High Leaguers Charity Events

Mrs. H M Henley hosted the Art Club with a social hour and business session followed by refreshments for several members. The High Leaguers met on the church lawn with 30 youths for games and contests. A tacky party is planned to fund the Mansfield conference trip for Elaine Walsworth. The Methodist missionary society met at the church for a business session led by Mrs. J A Thurman.

H. M. Henley G. T. Littlefield Howard Hearne Paul Stimson Wilfred Scroggins Mattie Jefress Wayne Stovall Stanley Lewis H. W. Ayers Henley Mansfield Elaine Walsworth Missionary Society of the Methodist Church J. A. Thurman

Boulevard Bridge Approach to East Oakland Planned Toll Houses

A boulevard with a rock foundation rests on 13 feet of sand pumped by a dredger to form the eastern approach to the San Francisco Oakland bridge. Plans call for building 14 toll houses along the boulevard.

Boulevard Oakland Cal San Francisco-Oakland Bridge

Sara Dean Loses New Trial Move

Li Dean was in court as Judge Davis announced a ruling on a potential new trial. The judge warned the dying declaration's competency could end the case, while observers including Mrs. W. H. Cook and relatives stood nearby.

Supreme Court Ons McErning Dr. Dean

West Carroll Folk School Slated for July in Oak Grove

West Carroll parish prepares for its second annual folk school to be held July 11 to 13 in Oak Grove. Miss Mary Mims, state extension sociologist, spurred the move, with D W McBride as chairman and a board including Wm S Pollard O E Huey A H Sinsley and L A Masterson. The program targets all ages and focuses on information and recreation.

Oak Grove West Carroll Parish Mary Mims West Carroll Folk School D. W. McBride Oak Grove High School Wm. S. Pollard Chas. H. Catron American Legion Cochairman Alexina Disch O. E. Huey A. H. Sinsletary L. A. Masterson

Floating Hospital Sought by Spanish Fishing Fleet

The Society of Fishermen in Madrid asks the Ministry of Marine to deploy a hospital ship to Irish waters for the 3000 Spaniards who fish there each summer. They cite language barriers at Irish coast hospitals and high deaths from neglect on 240 boats sailing from Coruna Gijon Bilbao Pasajes and Santander. A Spanish physician crew aboard a hospital ship could lower the death toll.

Madrid Ministry of Marine Society of Fishermen Coruna Gijon Bilbao Pasajes Santander

California highway patrol chief backs governors on cars

E Raymond Cato, head of the California Highway Patrol, urges a new law to place governors on all automobiles to cap speed at 60 miles per hour. This proposal aims to standardize safe driving speeds and reduce high speed incidents.

E. Raymond Cato California Highway Patrol

Local residents attend LSU graduation and summer plans

Gilbert H B Rountree and Mrs Nina McCoy plus guests attended LSU graduation where H B Rountree Jr and Carey McCoy earned diplomas. Several locals returned from Baton Rouge and Ruston for summer study.

H. B. Rountree Nina McCoy Nina Mae Lee Cecille Townsend Corinth Sherrouse Baton Rouge H. B. Rountree, Jr Carey McCoy Elizabeth Gill Mary Virginia Griffing D. D. Gill Rayville Odeyne University of Kentucky Annie Ward Winnsboro R. L. Cook Monroe W. H. Bates United States Engineers’ Corps Natchez Eula Turner Louisiana Tech Ruston Gladys Huggins J. B. Chase, Jr Waterproof Nelson Chennault

Welding bells Minnesota co eds forge ahead in smith shop

In Minneapolis on June 9 University of Minnesota reports three female students in the mechanical engineering forge shop. Alice Crose Lucile Shaffer and Lillian Brown handle shop work including electrical and acetylene welding.

Minnesota Smith Minneapolis University of Minnesota Alice Crose Lucile Shaffer Lillian Brown

Actress Dorothy Dell to be buried in Hattiesburg

Funeral arrangements announced for Dorothy Dell after a fatal car crash in Pasadena. Ruth Etting will sing at a memorial service while family members and Dorothy's sister Helen Dell travel with the body to Hattiesburg Mississippi for interment near her birthplace.

Dell Ruth Etting Dorothy Dell Dorothy Galveston New York Follies Miss Etting Hollywood Hattiesburg Miss Lillian Goff Helen Dell Elbert Goff Dr. Wagner Pasadena Louise Wagner Los Angeles

Obituary for Albert G Andrews and Margaret Shows

Albert G. Andrews, 74, died at his Walker high school community home. Funeral services were held at Midway church. Margaret Anne Shows, 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Shows, died after a short illness. Funeral services were at Hebron church with Rev. John L. Dodge officiating.

Albert G. Andrews Jonesboro Walker High Margaret Anne Shows Sherwood Shows Hebron Hebron Church John L. Dodge

Discovery of iodine as goiter cure in 1850

Ancient use of seaweed and burnt sponge for goiter predated modern understanding. The crucial realization that iodine was the curative agent emerged in 1850, marking a turning point in treatment.

Monroe Plans Large Delegation to Baton Rouge

A Monroe assembly plans to send a sizable delegation to Baton Rouge amid protests against new taxes. Organizers say many groups oppose any measure that raises overall taxation and urge lawmakers to offset increases with cuts elsewhere. Supply firms lumber companies bottling ventures and hardware concerns are among those expected to back the motorcade.

Army weighs Brian Boru era uniforms for parade

Dublin June 9 The Irish Free State government may have the army march in Brian Boru era dress recalling the battle of Clontarf. A proposal is under consideration as current uniforms are described.

Brian Boru Dublin

Uniforms with kilts and shawls proposed for troops

The idea imagines green uniforms resembling American troops with kilts and shawls to cut fabric cost cited as uneconomical since kilts use far more material. Opponents quip about bows and arrows. Mrs. Fred Wyatt of Mayfield, Kentucky, had surgery to remove a needle embedded in her hand from three years ago.

Fred Wyatt Mayfield, Ky

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