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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1940

Page

1

Alien Laws Split A Couple Across Borders

Aue and Hokkanen, separated by Canadian immigration rules, await a reunion after 15 years of marriage and a 6 year old son. Hokkanen, stranded in Canada without passport, hopes to enter the U S through a bridge link near Sault Ste Marie as tensions of wartime travel loom.

Kanen Cnetos United State Rasa Dram Nina Nina Teerths She Has Hye Sath Fhvend« At Negaunee Mich Soen Eee Port Arthur Hekkaten Canada United States Hokiasen Michigan Hoeband Arthur Nut Hokkanen Emilingis Wiieh Imariea Warke Hok

Troops Prepare for War Games at Fort Sam Houston

In August, 6,180 officers and men and ix head quartered at Fort Sam Houston Texas as planes operate in Southwest Washington. Wings over England opened with a Red force attacking Blue Invaders in Fourth U S Army maneuvers. Eight four motor Boeing bombers fly in real war simulations and participated in the exercise today.

Fort Sam Houston Tex

Roosevelt to Observe Army War Games Nearby

President Roosevelt will depart Washington for northern New York to watch the maneuvers of the First Army under Lieutenant General Dram as part of ongoing military war games.

Roosevelt ARMY Washington New York First Army Dram

U.S. Army War Games In Washington End With Blue Advance

In a simulated battle near Fort Lewis and Chehalis Washington 41000 troops from eight western states took part in the No Man s Land exercise along the Nisqually and Deschutes rivers. Blue forces pressed an infantry advance aided by a blimp while Red units launched a cavalry enveloping maneuver and night river crossing.

No- Man's Land Nisqually Deschutes Fort Lewis Military Reservation Chehalis Wash Yelm National Guard

Norwegian freighter Thermopylae tracked by mystery ship

The Norwegian 6,635 ton Thermopylae radioed that a submarine attack was suspected as she reported being tracked by a mystery ship within the neutrality zone. The message intercepted by Mackay Radio noted no distress and asked for position details. Coast guard officials opened an investigation about 450 miles east of New York.

New York Mackay Iise Coast Guard Pacific Coast Far East

Doan's Pills Bring Kidney Fluid Relief for Backaches

Many suffer backaches before discovering the kidney cause. Doan's Pills, trusted for over 40 years, cleanse the kidney tubes and ease discomfort, swelling, and energy loss. Ask your druggist for Doan's.

Nature Ark Doan’s

Leche and Two Others Called Before Orleans Grand Jury

Former Governor Richard W. Leche Seymmir Weise and A C Glassell of Shreveport appeared as witnesses before the Orleans Parish Grand Jury. District Attorney J Bernard Cocke announced the panel extended the session to next Thursday as it probes alleged irregularities in public payrolls and other suspected abuses.

New Orleans Richard W. Leche Seymmir Weise A. C. Glassell Shreveport Mibpeena Orleans Parish Grand Jury J. Bernard Cocke Siivaaed Tevlay Prandys Alleger

Planes over London and Britain endure intensive air war

Reports describe Dorniers in action off the southwest coast and heavy Allied air activity across the Channel and coast of France. British and German forces clash in multiple daylight battles while aerial supply and paratrooper fears shape vigilance across Britain and Somaliland.

Britain Somaliland Zeda Berbera Westerday Press Association Air Ministry Adolf Hitler London French Hitler Midlands Norway Wales England Scotland

Munitions Plant Planned in Ohio Near Ravenna

Rep Harter of Ohio says the War Department recommends a $6,000,000 munitions plant in Pelage County Ohio near Ravenna. Officials report options taken on thousands of acres for a giant facility tied to national defense plans.

Washington Harter Democrat Ohio War Department Pelage County Department National Defense Program Ravenna Cleveland Michetang Becy

Adjuster Addresses Monroe Rotary Club Meeting

Fred Gibbons, a Monroe insurance adjuster, spoke at the weekly Rotary luncheon about qualities needed in fire insurance adjusters and the use of other adjusters. Garland Shell performed a vocal solo at the gathering.

Monroe Rotary Club Fred Gibbons Monroe Inssurance Mr. Gibbons Garland Shell

Swiss to Fire on Foreign Planes Violating Territory

Swiss high command announced that anti-aircraft batteries will fire on foreign war planes entering Swiss airspace. Reports say British aircraft crossed into Swiss airspace en route to bomb Northern Italy, amid wartime tension and occupation dynamics.

Rern Swiss High Command Switzerland Italy

Wartime Zeal and Censorship Movements Across Europe

Reports from Vichy Paris and Grenoble describe a government push to curb exuberance and private revelry to bolster discipline amid war. Le Petit Dauphinois notes plans to purge films and radio deemed corrupting. In England a German bomber downed. captured crew and pilot reported. US officials dispute trade overlaps with Germany while Morgenthau cites Britain asking to buy old destroyers.

Vichy France Petain Grenoble le Petit Deuphinois Jean Fageat Tino Rossi

Poll tax bill sparks debate in Congress

California Democrat Rep Lee E Geyer argues poll tax laws disenfranchise 3.5 million Black voters and 7 million whites in eight states. He seeks federal action to ban poll taxes and notes support from AFL CIO NAACP and other allied groups while facing Mississippi Democrat Rankin's criticism. University of North Carolina president Dr Frank Graham chairs the Southern Conference for Human Welfare backing the measure.

Washington Lee E. Geyer California South Geyer House House Judiciary Committee John Rankin Mississippi Rankin United States Southern Conference For Human Welfare Frank Graham University of North Carolina American Federation of Labor The Congress of Industrial Organizations Young Women’s Christian Association Descendants of the American Revolution National Association For Advancement of the Colored People Railway Motherhoods

Parole Board Frees 24 In Louisiana. 12 Cases Deferred

The Louisiana state parole board says 24 convicts were paroled today and action on 12 more applications was deferred. Named paroled include James Morris and Carroll Manchester of New Orleans, Mary Ramacy of DeSoto, and Otto Stokes of Tangipahoa among others for offenses from grand larceny to manslaughter and cattle stealing.

Baton Rouge State Parole Board James Morris William Vaughn Carroll Manchester Guy Rizzerto New Orleans Dallas Brownfield Lee Jackson Ouachita Herbert Wheeler Bossier Mary Ramacy DeSoto Jim W. Yandt East Baton Rouge Ernest Aspinwall Calcasieu Mitchell Thomas Tangipahoa DeWitt Washington Concordia Herbert Brown Vernon Lawrence Achise Evangeline Paul Sevicard Iberia Allen Street Livingston Adam Johnson Madison Alfred Armstrong Richland Edgar Faciane St. Tammany Charles Pevytoe St. Mary Otto Stokes Joe Sharp Shelby Sharp Tang

Red Sox slugger Jimmy Foxx gets lobster reward

Boston reports that whenever Jimmy Foxx homers for the Red Sox a Massachusetts fisherman presents him with a large lobster as a trophy gift.

Boston Jimmy Foxx Red Sox Massachusetts

Baseball to Beans New York

Otto Muller, former Dodger catcher, runs a Brooklyn restaurant near City Hall, expanding into local dining.

Baseball New York Otto Muller Dodger Brooklyn City Hall

Wallace Resigns Cabinet Post During Roosevelt Luncheon

Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace handed President Roosevelt his resignation letter at a luncheon today. Wallace, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, said the letter would be made public by the president later. The article notes the Earth’s oceans occupy about 320.406.00 cubic miles.

Washington Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace Roosevelt Earth

Kitchen Full of Filthy Roaches Advertisement

A hazardous old ad explains roach control using Bee Brand Insect Powder. It urges keeping damp areas dry and spraying powder in cabinets, gaps, and under appliances. The copy promises quick kill and money back guarantee with a call to buy a can today.

Weeny Inter

Cotton on hand totals exceed prior year carryover

The census bureau reports 16,595,720 bales of cotton on hand at end of the 1939 40 year, up from 13,032,519 last year. The year’s supply reached 24,369,028 bales with 11,376,233 ginnings and 6,175,349 exports, while linters and domestic factors show varying totals for July and the year.

Washington Census Bureau New England

Tax Renewal Urged For Parish Road And Drainage Funds

Citizens urged to vote next Tuesday to continue the one and a half mill road and maintenance tax in Qua chita Parish. Officials say the tax is not new but a renewal to fund drainage facilities and parish roads, with failure risking discontinuation of WPA road projects and higher unemployment.

Quachita Parish

Seeks Receiver for State Firm Acadian Production Corp Louisiana

A federal suit filed in Shreveport by Evelyn J. Buxton A C Buston and J W Milner all of Gulfport Miss asks for the appointment of a receiver for Acadian Production Corporation of Louisiana based in New Orleans They seek a financial accounting and claim oil lease interests in St Martin parish section 118-9-5 The lease originated with A Moresil Company to George Helis and was reassigned to Iberia Production and then developed by Acadian Production Corp The suit names T Semmes Walmsley former New Orleans mayor as attorney and creditor.

Shreveport Acadian Production Corporation of Louisiana New Orleans Federal District Court Evelyn J. Buxton A. C. Buston J. W. Milner Gulfport Miss T. Semmes Walmsley St. Martin Parish A. Moresiil Company George Helis Iberia Production Company Acadian Production Corporation

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