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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1933

Page

6

Cuban political crisis deepens as Welles mediates

The Cuban tension centers on Ambassador Welles and President Machado amid a general strike and state of war. Talks with Secretary of State Ferrara and Roosevelt’s economic emphasis shape possible reforms while Machado resists leaving office. Food shortages worsen as police strike action and arrests ripple through Havana and Regla.

Alberto Barreras Rafael Guas Inclan Jose Barcelo Oriente Machado Welles Roosevelt Executive Committee Emilio Nunez Orestes Ferrara Oscar B. Cintas Washington Hull Havana Republic Howard Lee) McBain Columbia University Congress Havana Electric Railways Interior Department Dave Oliver New York Ambassador Welles Leo J. Reisler Oliver Regla Marcelino Yanes

All-Bran cereal aids constipation and iron levels

Kellogg's All-Bran promotes relief from constipation through bulk fiber and added vitamin B. Lab tests claim improved intestinal tone and higher iron content than beef liver by weight. Two tablespoons daily recommended. mild, lettuce-like bulk. Sold by grocers. Kellogg in Battle Creek produced.

All Kellogg

Local Grocery Ad Prices Spark Interest

A fragment listing various item prices shows 2 lbs at 19c, 15c, 15c, 17c, 23c, and 12c. Tallcans priced at 3 and Ib at 5 appear amid the sale figures.

Nightmares on Havana Streets as City Faces Strikes

A reader describes a violent accident in Havana followed by a citywide strike that escalates into a revolution. He notes hospital delays due to a general strike, a police crackdown, and rumors of warships near the harbor while residents face shortages of light and water.

Miss Howell Havana Machado

Sparks From Engines Spark London Forest Fires

About fifty two percent of Britain's forest fires in the year ending September 30 1932 are attributed by the forestry commissioners to sparks from railway engines.

London Britain Forestry Commissioners

Efforts to settle row over union wage codes in wartime policy

Discussion on blanket re employment codes expands to restaurants and laundries with temporary rules. Restaurant wages range 23 to 28 cents per hour by region, 54 hour weeks for men and 48 for women, with meals capped and tips excluded. Laundry code approved with later wage review, 45 hour week, 20 to 27 1/2 cents per hour by region. Office workers face 13 or 14 dollar weekly minimums, engineers and firemen 35 to 50 cents hourly for 50 hours.

Johnson South East

Roosevelt Uses Presidential Order To Back NRA Drive

President Roosevelt backs Hugh S. Johnson’s NRA effort by issuing an executive order that all government contracts must comply with the recovery code or be cancelled. Johnson, speaking in Baltimore, calls for full national participation under the blue eagle as the recovery program nears its decisive phase.

Washington National Recovery Administration Hugh S. Johnson Roosevelt Johnson White House Baltimore

Popular Jewish music pedagogue leaves Germany for Paris

American violin students who studied under Professor Issay Barmas in Berlin must now follow to Paris as he, a Jew, is cut off from Nazi Germany. Barmas came to Berlin from Russia in 1896 to study with Joseph Joachim and became a leading violin teacher. His American wife hosted a social center for musicians.

Paris Issay Barmas Berlin Barmas Third Reich Russia Joseph Joachim

Red-Eyed Fly Battles Nebraska Grasshoppers

In Phoenix Nebraska on August 11 the red eyed fly spawns spread destruction among grasshoppers in northern Nebraska. Flies swarm thick as bees and lay eggs on hoppers in flight. Maggots from the eggs consume the insects' vitals and kill them in two to three weeks. Don B. Whelan of the Nebraska Agricultural College notes the outcome may benefit farmers, though blister beetles also appear and attack garden plants.

Phoenix Neb Nebraska Don B. Whelan Nebraska Agricultural College At Lincoln

Goitre Sufferers Advised To Drink Plenty of Water

Ann Arbor doctors warn goitre patients to drink ample water and stay cool during heat. University of Michigan tests show thyroid excess causes a forced draft for cooling, with goitre patients evaporating up to two quarts daily.

Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan Frederick A. Coller Walter G. Maddock

Perseid Meteors Travel At Fast Rate of Speed

New York reports indicate the Perseid meteors will peak between midnight Friday and dawn Saturday as the Earth passes through the dense meteor stream. Observers may see twenty to thirty meteors per hour, with speed reaching about 144000 miles per hour.

New York

Filling Station Men Seek Extra Cent Per Gallon Profit

At a courthouse meeting filling station operators formed a three man committee to confer with oil companies for one more cent per gallon profit to meet the national recovery code. They currently earn three cents and say four cents would allow them to operate under the code with 40 hour weeks and proper wages. A separate note reports Monroe shoe repairers near unanimous on a price agreement.

C. R. Tidwell J. L. Warren Pan-American Petroleum Company W. L. Morris Louisiana Oil Company E. F. Jones Gulf Refining Company Twin Cities Chamber of Commerce Monroe

U S Navy Base Rumors Reported for Magdalena Bay

Vernacular papers claim the United States seeks a naval base at Magdalena Bay in lower California, sparking fear of Pacific peace disruption. Japanese and non Japanese officials are cited, with official denial and notes on Washington treaty implications.

Tokyo America Mexico Lower California Navy Pacific Ese Foreign Office United States Nichi Nichi Magdalena Bay Asama Japan

Federal agents seek 4th man in Urschel case

Federal operatives questioned sons on Thursday but held none. Earlier statements by William Nelson, Sam Kronic or Charles Wolk from Minneapolis were deemed false and tied to about 1500 dollars in ransom funds. About 500 dollars more had entered St Paul banks from unknown sources.

Hanni William Nelson Sam Krnonick Barber Supply and Cosmetic Business House Charles Wolk Minneapolis St. Paul

Will Attend Meet With Dr Baur For Chicago Convention

Dr H H Baur of 221 West Pargoud street will leave Saturday morning for Chicago to attend the American Veterinary Medical association convention. He will be accompanied by Mrs Baur and they will travel by automobile for a ten day trip.

H. H. Baur West Pargoud Street Chicago American Veterinary Medical Association Baur

Johnson Warns Against Misuse of Blue Eagle

The administrator warns the Blue Eagle program could become a policeman as the FTC struggles to meet its goals. Violations not resolved after conciliation may be referred to the FTC and then to the Department of Justice if needed, but the administrator urges good faith unless proven otherwise.

Johnson Blue Eagle Federal Trade Commission Department of Justice

Johnson Approves Modified Accords Across Four Industries

Presidentially modified relief codes cover boot and shoe drug cheese and cotton batting sectors authorizing 40 to 45 hour weeks with 10 percent leeway. Minimum wages vary by city size from 12 to 15 dollars weekly and include gender wage parity provisions where women’s pay matches men for substantially equal work.

Washington Hugh S. Johnson National Recovery Administrator

Rigid Federal Oil Control Plan Seen

Washington August 11. Industrial Administrator Hugh S Johnson indicated the federal government plans rigid control over oil production in the draft petroleum trade practice plan. Johnson said details are pending and would not comment further until the revised code is completed and viewed by aides. He noted the recovery program ignores state lines in its approach.

Washington Hugh S. Johnson Johnson

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