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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1944

Page

5

Rites Set for Mrs. Lydia Davis in Hamburg Ark

Mrs. Lydia Davis 58 of the Dixie-Overland area died after a Tri-State bus struck her while crossing near her home. Funeral at Eden Church Hamburg Ark with Rev. Powell. Interment Eden Cemetery. Coroner to hold inquest. Survived by husband W R Davis two sons William and Wesley and two daughters Mrs Clinton Jones and Mrs Thelma Wallace. Winston Durwood Davis preceded in death last June. American fishing boats brought in four billion pounds of food in 1943.

Lydia Davis Hall Funeral Home Dixie Funeral Home Hamburg Ark Eden Church Washington Streets Monroe

Elimination of malaria seen after war use of quinacrine

The Journal of the American Medical Association cites an official National Research Council report stating quinacrine matches quinine in treating malaria. It argues postwar use could eradicate malaria in civilized nations, with military testing showing effective suppression during exposure and after infection.

Chicago Journal of the American Medical Association National Research Council Board For the Coordination of

Consumers' Survey Plans Progressing in Ouachita Parish

Chamber of Commerce reports progress on a 1944 survey in Ouachita Parish to gauge civilian housing demand and post war unemployment. About 500 white homes and 200 colored homes will be surveyed by local club women and community leaders. Officials request cooperation when interviewers call.

Twin City Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Committee Ouachita Parish Chamber

City Court Fines And Jail Sentences In Local Court

Leon Burrell was fined 100 dollars and given 30 days in jail for larceny of a watch valued at 19.75, while Sam Burke was noted as owner. A. J. Johnson and A. J. Petty faced penalties for concealed weapon and drunken disorderly conduct. Frank E. Monahan received 30 days for habitual drunkenness. Eight traffic violators were fined one dollar each.

Leon Burrell North Fourteenth Street L. G. Parker W. W. Cummings Sam Burke W. M. Harper A. J. Johnson W. O. Causey R. L. Taggert

Governors Propose Postwar Policy for Federal State Relations

A group of governors outlines six policy points urging state responsibility in public works funding, equitable federal highway tax distribution, and continued federal-state highway cooperation. They push for peacetime private enterprise to drive jobs and growth, stressing unity among government labor and industry.

National Guard Army of the United States Dewey Washington

Bombers Strike Across Europe On Day of Heavy Attacks

U S bombers based in Britain and Normandy fly 2500 offensive sorties including U S Army Air Forces and R A F heavy bombers. Targeted rail lines fuel dumps and armored vehicles from Belgium to the Bay of Biscay and southern France. German planes downed while losses on Allied side.

Britain Normandy United States Army Air Forces Belgium Bay of Biscay France Paris Loire Valley Seine River Eighth United States Air Force United States

Lake Charles Sells Texas Ice Amid Shortage

Mayor J. H. Handley said Lake Charles is selling a second carload of ice shipped from Harlingen Texas after losing 38 on the first 21 ton car. Ice is sold to domestic consumers only with a per family limit of 50 pounds. The city seeks more supply from other sources.

Lake Charles J. H. Handley Harlingen Tex

Births at St Francis Sanitarium Names and dates

To St and Mrs George S Kidd 1417 South Fourth a boy born August 2 at St Francis Sanitarium To St and Mrs A L Huber Jr 1308 South Fourth a girl born August 3 at St Francis Sanitarium Eight different lubricants are carried aboard a modern battleship.

George S. Kidd South Fourth St. Francis Sanitarium A. L. Huber Jr

Southern congressmen warn of long, hard battles ahead

Washington August 3 A few Southern lawmakers foresee a quick end to the war but most expect long, hard battles. They urge full steel production and warn postwar legislation does not signal axis defeat. Senators Reynolds and Representatives Hendricks and Larcade offer varied views on timing and caution against optimism.

Washington Reynolds North Carolina

Voter talk on candidates and showmanship at convention

A Hoosier discusses political strategy comparing vocal histories and image over substance. He notes Huey Long like theatrics, favors a showy appeal, and questions aligning with communists while considering candidate height and styling in the campaign.

Backache and leg pains warning sign for kidney trouble

Warning readers that backache and leg pains can signal kidney problems and urging use of Doan's Pills. Explains kidneys remove waste from blood and that symptoms include fatigue swelling and nocturnal urination. Advises asking the druggist for Doan's Pills.

Nature Dean Doan

Young Manager Edith Venable Leads Auto-Lec Stores

Miss Edith Venable of 111 Catalpa street is named the youngest manager in the Auto-Lec Stores system. A Ouachita Parish High School graduate and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B Venable, she rose from bottom rung two years ago with Northeast Junior College training and now oversees store operations. assistant manager is Miss Etoyle Black.

Edith Venable Auto-Lec Stores, Inc Catalpa Street Ouachita Parish High School B. Venable Etoyle Black Northeast Junior College Auto-Lec

A Big Desk and Big Opinions in Albany

A satirical portrait mocks political figures and their desks as symbols of power. The author ridicules Dewey and Sulzer, notes how large desks imply influence, and suggests the Comminists taunt officials about size and vanity while claiming concern for ordinary Americans.

Dewey Albany Stalin House la Guardia Sulzer Mr. D Hillman

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