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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1944
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR hints at an event or action titled Mt Swarm with teaser wording and ad context. Readable bits point to promotional material and location cues, but details are unclear.
Selman Field men are invited to a box supper at Gordon Avenue Methodist Church Friday at 8 p.m. An old fashioned box supper auction will pit bidders against each other for the chance to share the box with its creator. Proceeds fund new pews and auditorium air conditioning.
The Monroe Kiwanis Club viewed a colored film titled Victory's Oil at a Wednesday luncheon at the Virginia Hotel. Dunk Carroll led the program with J. E. Hampson of the Arkansas Fuel Oil Co presenting the film. Edward Clark reported on Pelican Boys State and thanked the club for sponsorship.
Joseph Roddy known as Brooklyn Joe died at FE A Conway Memorial Hospital Monroe after a truck struck him near Bernice. At 84 he wandered rail to rail, a famed tramp printer who toured towns and visited Monroe regularly, with a nephew in Florida and a niece in Kansas notified of his death. The driver fled and was later arrested in Farmerville.
War Manpower Commissioner Paul V. McNutt directs that all male hiring be by referral through the United States Employment Service. Monroe area employers are urged to attend a meeting before July 1 to resolve any questions regarding the directive.
D. B. Flagg of Sioux City Iowa was captured last night in Shreveport as the FBI announced. A. P. Kitchen in charge in New Orleans has been in custody at Shreveport under a $25 000 bond and will be moved to Dallas for trial. Kitchen notes Mayen conspired with Mrs Flagg to buy a citrus farm near McAllen Texas and was swindled in later deals.
The Y's Men's Club held its regular luncheon at Hotel Frances on Wednesday night inviting two lieutenants, Merritt Oelke and Lt. Jack Drummer. Drummer, recently overseas, shared experiences and provided instruction on a new Spatari-Radio-Code based on the seven musical notes.
Waste fats will be received Friday morning from 9 a m to 12 noon at the waste salvage depot on North Third and Olive streets. Mrs Ben Stern will supervise as chairman of the Twin Cities fats salvage committee under L L Price of the Ouachita parish salvage committee. Boy Scouts collected fat in June to be brought to Mrs Stern by Friday morning. The fat salvaged from kitchens is hard fat and needed urgently to keep cooking shortening point free and to sustain salvage efforts.
The War Department disclosed 1 243 U S soldiers wounded in action including Pvt Searcy C Ellis and T 5 John L Peevy. Ellis is listed with his mother Mrs Cynthia H Ellis Route 3 Monroe c o T C Crawford. Peevy is listed with his mother Mrs Kate M Peevy Box 205 Jonesboro.
Last rites for Samuel K. Lindsay 61 of 310 Pine Street West Monroe were held at Mulhearn Funeral Home with Rev E L Tanner officiating interment in Hasley Cemetery. Dr Vivienne Spencer wife of Dr B E Spencer of Sterlington died in El Paso Texas and was buried at Riverview Burial Park with Monsignor Vandegaer presiding. Dorothy Ellen Jones six months died in a local hospital and was buried at Riverview Burial Park with Rev I J Brooks officiating. Mollie E Herrington 78 of Wisner died at home. funeral at Wisner Baptist Church with Dr J N Palmer and two other clergy officiating. interment in Holly Grove Cemetery. Mulhearn Funeral Home Winnsboro in charge.
J B Gray assistant to the war manpower director for the Shreveport area will be in Monroe at 3 p m Friday at the parish courthouse to speak to local employers. Gray will explain the need for and the procedures to be followed in carrying out wartime manpower plans.
New Orleans June 29 Hillary Mayen allegedly the last of six fugitives in the 1939 swindle of Mrs. involving $62 000 in cash and securities. Mayen was taken into custody in Shreveport after years on the run.
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