Reno Seeks Strike Support From Farmers Holiday Group
Milo Reno, president of the National Farmers Holiday Association, pleads for national farm strike support as the movement begins at noon. He heads to Chicago for talks with A. F. Whitney and urges schools churches and labor groups to back the cause, arguing production costs must reflect interest and expenses.
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New York
California
Gulf
Canada
Reno
State Association
She Had to Say Yes at Capitol and Paddy the Next Best Thing at Paramount
Capitol opens She Had to Say Yes with Loretta Young and Winnie Lightner amid a plot about customers girls in dress houses. At Paramount Paddy the Next Best Thing stars Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter with Walter Connolly in a key role, noted as his best screen work.
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Warner Brothers
Capitol Theater
Loretta Young
Lyle Talbot
Regis Toomey
Winnie Lightner
Paramount
Walter Connolly
Pictures
Columbia
Fox Film
Adair
Janet Gaynor
Warner Baxter
Paramount Theater
Connolly
Vanya
Helen Hayes
Christopher Bean
General Yen
New York
Washington
Paddy
Capitol
Winnie
Reais Toomey
Hugh Herbert
Suzanne Kilborn
Joseph Cawthorne
Busby Berkeley
George Amy
John Francis Larkin
Rian James
Don Mullaly
Six Couples Obtain Licenses to Marry
At the county clerk office on Saturday six couples received marriage licenses. White couples Meyer Greenwald with Lillie Dixon and J J Harris with Lemma Mane Mills. Negro couples Noble Jenkins with May Ola Burks, Marcus Jones with Alma Wright, Woodrow Ross with Christine Smith, Green Whitley with Oliva Steele.
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Meyer Greenwald
Lillie Dixon
J. J. Harris
Lemma Mane Mills
Noble Jenkins
May Ola Burks
Marcus Jones
Alma Wright
Woodrow Ross
Christine Smith
Green Whitley
Oliva Steele
Monroe Furniture Firm Sells Coleman Furnaces
Monroe Furniture announces exclusive distributorship of the Coleman natural gas floor furnace. Joe Isaacman says the unit, floor mounted and space saving, provides constant clean air and heats multiple rooms while needing no basement. A sales and service department led by L B Chambers has been formed to support the product.
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Joe Isaacman
Monroe Furniture Company
Coleman
Isaacman
American Gas Association
L. B. Chambers
Suspect Arrested in Monroe Robberies
Police took Charlie Erves into custody on Saturday as a suspect in a series of Monroe holdups. L. V. Tarver and Victim John Catalina identified or tentatively identified him as the robber in at least one incident. Catalina said he was changing a tire when robbed of $17.
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Monroe
Charlie Erves
L. V. Tarver
Erves
John Catalina
D. J. Bedsole
L. G. Parker
Catelina
Catalina
Renovation plans loom for old Russian embassy in event of Soviet recognition
The old Russian embassy on Sixteenth Street would require costly renovations before new tenants move in, including dry cleaning of decór, painting, furniture, and burning old documents. A White Russian family remains on site, last tied to the Kerensky era. Washington’s social scene could shift with possible Russian restaurants and clubs if recognition occurs. Local NRAA figures report code reemployment at 3,233 and total since July 1 at 10,000.
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Washington
W.P
Sixteenth Street
Boris Bahkmetieff
Kerensky
Bahkmetieff
NRAA
Return to Monroe L V Tarver from Natchitoches two days
Tarver and Mrs Tarver returned Saturday from Natchitoches where they spent two days. Natchitoches is Mrs Tarver's old home town. Were it not for Homer the Greek poet the society he describes would have vanished from human knowledge.
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Monroe
L. V. Tarver
Homer
Melting Pot in King of Jazz at Paramount
Universal super production King of Jazz featuring Paul Whiteman opens at the Paramount theater with the Melting Pot number showcased. Show runs Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, drawing music lovers and cinema patrons.
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Paul Whiteman
Universal
Paramount Theater
Dollar Dramas and Whisky at Egan Execution Headline
A mixed editorial notes the dollar’s peril amid financial shifts and reports on California murderer Dallas Egan asking for whisky before execution. Governor Rolph authorizes it, prompting religious protests. Describes jailers watching Egan drink and advises caution with alcohol before death. Mentions global tensions and odd vignette of a Whitechapel figure.
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Egan
Ouachita Junior College Publishes Second Pow Wow Issue
Friday saw the Ouachita junior college publish the second issue of Pow Wow for the first semester with news and ads. Starnes with Miss McKnight led a 2:30 pm service at the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home, while Ray Walker led a 2:30 pm revival service at Spencer Baptist church. Catherine Anne Dienstbaugh was born to Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Dienstbaugh of Rosefield at Monroe General hospital. Alfred B. Robson named Westinghouse Lamp Co. Louisiana Mississippi branch manager, with J. M. Stanton, Jr. succeeding him in Monroe. Willis H. Anders left for Chicago to attend the American Petroleum Institute convention, 7,000–8,000 delegates expected. Mary Goss negra home clothing drive organized by Ouachita Red Cross. Jacques Caspari named editor of Centenary college weekly Conglomerate. Parish teachers met to plan self-government program. J. H. Rester returns from Picayune funeral of his father James Rester. West Monroe property taxpayers have until November 25 to pay 1932 taxes to avoid tax sale.
Can Social ism Save Society Lecture Prompts Debate
Rev. L. T. Hastings of the First Baptist church will deliver the fourth lecture in a series on current events through Bible prophecy tomorrow night at 7 30. The topic is Can Social ism Save Society and the public is invited. Property tax sales may be redeemed by the owner within three years per state law, with costs added to the tax amount.
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L. T. Hastings
First Baptist Church
Real Estate Transfers Are Filed In Clerk Of Court Office
Transfers show Thomas Averette to H D Montgomery and Pat S Hamilton for 40 acres in section 20 township 18 north range 2 east at 1700 dollars. Hodges receives int 17 of square 5 airview subdivision for 35553.57 with cash and stock transfer. Cottenham sells parcel in section 30 township 18 north range 3 east to Bertha Williams. Wall lease covers south half of lot 5 Swenson subdivision Kiloden plantation for five years with two mules and dise plows. rental paid in cotton if crops permit.
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Thomas Averette
H. D. Montgomery
Pat S. Hamilton
People’s Homestead and Savings Association
W. S. Hodges
Airview
Argoud Plantation
Considon
Lucy Cottenham
Bertha Williams
Township 18
Will Britton
Nannie Heath Wall
W. P. Wall
J. W. Martin
J. C. Howell
Swenson
Kiloden
Coroner Dr. Mengis Returns From Eunice Convention
Parish coroner Dr. C. L. Mengis will return to Monroe today after attending a convention of the Forty and Eight division of the American Legion in Eunice.
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C. L. Mengis
Parish
Eunice
Division of the
American Legion
Monroe
Shreveport Man Finds Ulcer Cure At Home
After twelve years with severe stomach ulcers, Nick Zanovich of the Olympia Cafe in Shreveport reports relief from a home treatment. The notice promotes a fifteen day trial offer by Mann-amis company through Uden Inc with a $1000 reward and a free booklet, inviting readers to send name and address.
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Nick Zanovich
Olympia Cafe
Market Street
Mr. Zanovich
Uden, Inc
St. Paul
Mann,amis Company
Adv
Quadruple Sing Sing Hanging In November Week
New York State plans four executions in Sing Sing during the week of November twentieth. Four men killed Michael Molloy to collect his life insurance, a plan they executed after failed attempts to poison or drown him. Police report varied murder methods, including a car strike, all leading to their imminent executions.
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New York State
Michael Molloy
Molloy
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