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Monroe Morning World

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1933

Page

7

Kiwanis Will Hold All Kiwanis Night With Barbecue Program

Local Kiwanis Club plans All Kiwanis Night featuring an 8 PM barbecue at Bernstein place Bayou DeSiard followed by a 9 PM program at the junior college auditorium. Wood Thompson former Louisiana assistant attorney general delivers main address. A 10 15 PM fellowship hour coincides with the international convention. Music dance numbers and solos by Miss Armandine Renaud Lee Stuke and Frederick Marx are on the bill. A radio greeting from the international president will join national anthems.

United States Canada Los Angeles Fred Pettit Ouachita Parish College Auditorium Thompson Armandine Renaud Lee Stuke Georgie Cornett Frederick Marx Lowery Jefferson Albert Marx Isaac Lemle C. C. Calvert Bernard Biedenharn

Suit For $2,000 Filed By Mrs Kate Allison

Mrs Kate Smith Allison sues the Aetna Life Insurance Co of Hartford Conn for 2000 claiming total disability from rheumatism. She states she was a subscriber under a group policy obtained by Masur Bros and became disabled January 5 while working at The Palace department store owned by Masur Bros during policy coverage.

Kate Smith Allison Aetna Life Insurance Company Hartford Conn Allison Masur Bros Palace

White Fleet of the Ouachita Adds Two New Steamers

Three steamers the Chaffe the Florine and Betsy Ann all owned by John I Hay company of New Orleans passed Monroe on their way to Felsenthal The Chaffe and Florine are placed in upper Ouachita service as two new boats for the line Betsy Ann remains Camden New Orleans carrier while the two others operate freight chiefly cotton and sugar The season extension is due to buyers and growers holding back cotton so more bales will ship on the Ouachita The Chaffe will stay in upper Ouachita emergency service Florine Monroe to Camden Betsy Ann Camden to New Orleans service continues

John I. Hay Company, Inc New Orleans Monroe Felsenthal Camden Ouachita River Upper Ouachita New Orleans Company Camden-Monroe Ohio Mississippi Arkansas River Service Calion el Dorado Magnolia Texarkana Chaffe

White Woman Prisoner Taken to Parish Jail

Dorothy McKay 24 white woman was transferred Saturday to the parish jail to serve a 50 day jail term or pay a $50 fine after sentencing in West Monroe city court. Eva Campbell 23 and Kaby Owens 22 were released from the parish jail on judge Decker Moore’s instruction. they had sentences from West Monroe city court. W A Jones 52, charged with disturbing the peace, was released on bond to H F Adams. Jesse James Williams 21 returned from Shreveport to answer a charge of disposing of stolen property and is alleged to be an uncle of James Keys tied to a burglary ring.

West Monroe Dorothy McKay Eva Campbell Kaby Owens Decker Moore W. A. Jones H. F. Adams Jesse James Williams Shreveport James Keys

Senator Norris urges recognition of Soviet Russia

In a Washington statement Senator Norris argues for recognizing Soviet Russia and cites a proposed US sale to Russia worth 10 million dollars in meat, 1 million bales of cotton, and 40 million in machinery to aid employment. He contrasts US policy with other nations and notes Russia’s payment reliability.

Washington Norris Republican Nebraska America Russia United States Japan China Germany Italy

Court of Honor Held At Boy Scout Camp

A Court of Honor for the first period of Camp Ki Ro Li was held last night awarding class advancement and merits to several Boy Scouts. Four earned life saving tests while nine won swimming merit badges. Ice cream and cake followed, courtesy of former Judge Charles Schulze. Visitors day is today, with camp breaking up tomorrow and a new group of about 60 boys arriving for the second period. Campers hail mainly from Monroe West Monroe and Tallulah.

Ki-Ro-Li Charles Schulze Monroe West Monroe Tallulah

Dairymen Fix Milk Prices at Madison Parish Meeting

The Madison Parish Retail Dairymen's Association met at the Commercial hotel in Tallulah and fixed milk and cream prices effective July 1. London's official regulations list 400 questions a policeman may ask after fatal road accidents.

Tallulah Madison Parish London

Disappearance of Lincoln's Log Cabin Remains Mystery

Chicago reports on the last pages of a book by Eleanor Gridley detailing the mysterious disappearance of Lincoln's log cabin once preserved as a memorial. The 1890s association, the 1891 dismantling, and storage in Chicago are recalled as efforts to reconstruct the cabin unfold amid theories about who destroyed the structure and why. Also noted is Los Angeles county grove pest losses totaling 1,188,000 dollars annually.

Chicago Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Coles County Eleanor Gridley John Hall House

Outlaw Arrested in Texas Murder Case

Charlie Outlaw, charged with murder in Angelina county for the slaying of Mrs. Roberta McCall and injuring her husband and two relatives, was captured in Eudora Ark and returned to Lufkin by State Rangers Purvis and Mc Carter. Six indictments include murder and highway robbery. a $500 reward had been offered.

Lufkin Texas Charlie Outlaw Angelina County Roberta McCall Hardy Purvis R. A. McCarter Eudora Ark Mathews Outlaw McCall

Community reels after McCall killing sparks secret return

Ment and officers tried vainly to keep his return secret due to intense community feeling after the McCall killing, highlighting unrest and heightened emotions surrounding the case.

Ment McCall

Tunisian Tea Concoction Draws Government Fire

In Tunis, a government crackdown targets tea mixed with stupefying herbs sold as a native drink. Heavy taxes on tea and rewards for informants aim to curb the concoction, which leaves drinkers pale and listless and unable to work.

Tunis North Africa

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Royal Feed and Seed Store DeSiard St R. T. Harberson DR. Harberson Monroe, la Kate Allison Betsy Ann Florine Ouachita National Savings Account Roosevelt Marion Mass James Paul Rust Soviet Russia Senator Norris Nation Los Angeles County PIA Brook Mays McKinley Edition W. J. Riley South Grand St Hammer and Anvil Renee Martie King of Bottled Beer Shady Inn City Hall Doc” Moore Commerce ST NOTRE Monroe — Furnitureco
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