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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1941

Page

6

Warden urges using cash to prevent crime

San Francisco, Aug 18 A Dated report quotes Warden James A. Johnston of Alcatraz urging more spending on citizen making to cut delinquency. He cites three danger signals for parents and schools and calls for coordinated home church and social agency child training to prevent crime. He says the finest prison is a monument to neglected youth.

San Franciso James A. Johnston Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary American Prison Association Johnston San Francisco Bay

Mississippi Home Ownership Rises to 33.3 Percent in 1940

Census data show Mississippi gained owner occupancy from 32.5 percent in 1930 to 33.3 percent in 1940. Of 534,956 dwellings, 178,118 were owner occupied with white households at 50.2 percent. Rural non farm areas led with 38.4 percent ownership. farm areas rose to 31.3 percent while overcrowding affected 21.7 percent of homes.

Washington Mississippi J. C. Capt United States Census Bureau

Youth Drowns With Lifeguards Near Detroit

Albert G. Hagel 20, of Ferndale, drowned yesterday in a Detroit area swimming pool as lifeguards and about 150 swimmers failed to notice. His body was found after the pool closed when attendants spotted his clothing in a locker room. Police quoted pool operator Henning Rylander saying the water was nearly transparent and he could not fathom how the drowning went unseen.

Detroit Albert G. Hagel Ferndale Hagel Henning Rylander

Venice Menace Stars in Mardi Gras Festival Preview

Nancy Brinckman models a trailing Mardi Gras grass costume as a sample of the attire to be seen at the annual Venice California festival showcasing local pageantry and parade wear.

Nancy Brinckman Venice Calif

Deaths and Funeral Rites for Clyde S Brown and Doshie Wall

Funeral services were held for Clyde S Brown 45 a Monroe native and funeral home operator killed in a Friday auto accident near New Orleans. He had lived in Bogalusa for years led Dixie Cooperative Insurance as president and owned funeral homes in Bogalusa Kentwood Amite and Independence. Survivors include his widow Ila Venable Brown and daughter Doris Anne. Also noted are funeral services for Doshie Wall 58 who died at home White's Ferry with services at Rocky Branch church burial in Rocky Branch cemetery. She leaves husband Robin Wall two sons Clarence Wall Huey Wall a daughter Sarah Mae Brashier two brothers a sister and 13 grandchildren.

Clyde S. Brown Monroe New Orleans Brown Funeral Home Bogalusa Brown Dixie Cooperative Insurance Company Kentwood Amite Independence Ila Venable Brown Doris Anne Brown Doshie Wall White's Ferry Rocky Branch Church Rev. Freeman Good Hope Baptist Church Rocky Branch Cemetery Billy Bayles O. L. Bates M. R. Harris M. M. Bayles Frank Johnson Cobb Sawyer Robin Wall Clarence Wall West Monroe Huey Wall Lake Village Ark Sarah Mae Brashier Transylvania Nicholas Thurston H. W. Thurston Downsville Elizabeth Whitington

Funeral Held for Mrs Serleter Wilder on Monroe Swartz Highway

The funeral for 65 year old Mrs Serleter Wilder who died Friday at her home on the Monroe Swartz highway was held Sunday at 3 pm at the Dixie Funeral home chapel. Pallbearers included Alvin Harris Ver nes Griffin C C Brandenburg Jr Chester Morgan Billy Trimble Jack Trimble Carl White and M C Chase. Surviving are her husband William M Wilder three sons G L Wilder Washington D C Wendel Wilder West Monroe and J Wilder Corrigan Tex three daughters Mrs Ulrich Burkhart Monroe Mrs Gus Lazalier Corrigan and Mrs Lettie Newton El Dorado Ark a sister Mrs James Harris Hot Springs Ark and a ?.

Serleter Wilder Monroe West Monroe J. Wilder Corrigan Tex Ulrich Burkhart Gus Lazalier Lettie Newton el Dorado Ark James Harris Hot Springs C. C. Brandenburg Denton

Despondent Japanese Man Starts Forest Fire Near Schofield

In Honolulu on August 18 soldiers at Schofield Barracks battled a forest fire started by an elderly Japanese pineapple worker. He carried a knife rice wine and kerosene into the woods and, after drinking, set the blaze and gravely wounded himself in a failed hara kiri attempt.

Honolulu Schofield Barracks United States Japan

Cotton futures slide as Roosevelts action looms in market

In New Orleans on August 18 uncertainty over Roosevelt's stance on the bill to freeze government cotton and wheat chilled futures trading. Closing bids were mostly lower with moderate declines across near months. spot cotton closed steady, sales count 1,442, with middling grades around 15.72 to 16.17 cents and receipts 1,386. The 30 day average for middling was about 15.93 cents per pound.

New Orleans

Cotton futures hold narrow range as traders await action

New York cotton futures show limited movement amid light trade, hedging, and pending presidential action on a cotton freezing bill. Late trades drifted from 16.04 to 16.50 in the days' range with modest gains, while middling spot rose to 16.70.

New York

Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady in New Orleans and New York

In New Orleans on August 18 futures for bleachable prime summer yellow and prime etude held steady with mixed quotes for September through March contracts. In New York on the same date bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed higher to lower with 31 contracts traded and quotes for September through March.

New Orleans New York

Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Demand Shifts

Salable hogs 12 000 and cattle 15 000 listed with totals 14 500, 10 500 sheep. Hogs steady to 10 higher on weights 240 lbs and up and sows. good and choice 180 240 lbs 11.40 11.70, top 11.75. Cattle and calves healthy with fed steers and yearlings steady to strong. several loads 1 200 to 1 400 lbs at 11.85 12.29. yearlings 12.50. best heifers 12.15. vealers weak to 25 lower.

Chicago USDA

Potatoes Market Report From Chicago on August 18

USDA notes arrivals 138 and on track 245 with total U S shipments 374 Saturday and 39 Sunday. Western Russet Purbanks and long whites demand moderate, market slightly stronger. Bliss Triumphs in good demand and steady, cobblers fair, best stock about steady. Prices listed include Idaho and Oregon Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 140-165, Long whites U S No 1 210-15, Idaho Russet Burbanks U S No 1 215-225, Nebraska Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 125-137 1 2, cobblers U S No 1 100-130, Minnesota and North Dakota Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 100-125, Warbas U S No 1 115.

Chicago USDA U. S Bliss Idaho Oregon Russet Burbanks Nebraska Bliss Cobblers Minnesota North Dakota Warbas

Sugar futures rally on New York market August

World Sugar futures rose after early irregularity as September delivery notices for 403 were absorbed by trade buying and covering. Prices late afternoon gained 4 to 6 points with September at 1.67 cents and March at 1.76 cents. Refined sugar held at 5.55 cents. Futures No. 4 closed 2 1 2 to 5 1 2 higher with 13 500 tons sold. Sept 1.65b, Dec 1.71 1 2b, March 1.75 1 2b bid.

New York

Stock Market Recovers Pace With Rails and Steel Leads

New York stocks firmed at the open with rails, steels, and aviation shares advancing. Gains ranged from fractions to over a point before midday, then eased as volume cooled. bonds steadied and commodities stayed thin.

New York

Markets At A Glance Area Updates Aug 18

New York stocks rise with a modest recovery led by gains in bonds and rails. Foreign exchange remains quiet while cotton and wool show hedging and local selling. Sugar climbs on trade buying. metals and steel operations steady to higher. Chicago wheat soft on hedging, corn falls with rains in the corn belt. cattle steady to strong and hogs up to 11.75.

New York Chicago

Chicago Poultry Prices Move in Mixed Week Decline

Chicago market report shows live poultry and fowl prices steady to down across weights. Hens over five pounds at 19, Leghorn hens 15 1 2, broilers 2 1 2 pounds down, ducks and turkeys mixed with toms at 16 and hens 19.

Chicago Plymouth Rock White Rock Leghorn Roosters

London merchants refuse to sell cigarets to women

Some London merchants have followed the Berlin lead in refusing to sell cigarettes to women. The report notes markets and commodity figures for butter and eggs in Chicago with various receipts and prices.

London Berlin

Rhododendron Burls Turned to Pipe Bowls in Mountain Industry

Roan Mountain Tennessee reports a shift from tourism to mining rhododendron burls for pipe bowls. Workers collect burls weighing 15 to 500 pounds and saw plants cut and cure about 9,000 blocks daily for shipment, replacing European briars blocked by wartime trade.

Roan Mountain Tenn Tennessee North Carolina

Irked Juror Demands Silence in Kentucky Court

In Louisville Judge Joseph J. Hancock's court an attorney heatedly argued, slamming the table as jurors recoiled. Juror Ainslee Hewett rose to protest and the judge ordered a calmer tone. The report notes unrelated material from the British Museum moved to vaults 80 feet underground.

Louisville Joseph J. Hancock Ainslee Hewett Hancock British Museum

Questionnaires Mailed Board No 1 S2958 A

A list of individuals with addresses in Monroe and surrounding areas includes David Earl Philley 217 Breard Street and multiple others such as Willie Alfred Scott Box 991 Monroe and Clayton Dee Johnson 101 Pine Street Monroe. Amounts vary from 2875 to 3312 and entries include colored designations and box numbers.

David Earl Philley Breard Street Monroe Willie Alfred Scott Clayton Dee Johnson Pine Street William Redding Orchard Richard James Anderson, Jr DeSiard Street Jessie Vanburen Traina’s Bakery Claude Larrimore McMullen Louise Anne Avenue Truman McCrea, Jr Timpton Tex Charles Shack Smith Colored Bright Avenue Leslie DeWitt Boyce Thomas Franklin Bass Plum Street Clowe Bernard Smith Hilton Avenue George Griffin Camp Livingston Otis Starr General Delivery Richard Earl Sackett California Ruston John Inzina South Grand Street Bay Hodge Hanspard Vicksburg John Louis Addington Box 910 John Blanch Reitzell Rochelle Avenue Marvin Elmo Kidder Dick Taylor Hubert Spengler Breard Riverside Drive Warren Clifford Jones Louise Anne John Price McCoy James Mallory Cudd North Second Street Earl Butcher Wilmer Paul Carter Southern Bell Telephone Company Bennie Lee South Eighth Street Forrest Handley North Fifth Street

John Hutchinson Proves She Is Not a Man in Wyoming

Mrs Roy Hutchinson of Kent Washington traveled to Wyoming after a birth certificate listed her as John M Delk male at Stringtown in 1912 The error went unchecked until the Wyoming selective service board demanded she explain why John Delk hadn t registered The item also notes U S mortality from appendicitis being at a record low.

Greybull Wyo Roy Hutchinson Kent Wash Wyoming John M. Delk Stringtown Wyoming Selective Service Board Mrs. Hutchinson

Greenberg Could Seek Army Release From Active Duty

Fort Custer Mich August 18 Corporal Hank Greenberg baseball star may request release under a new law allowing 28 year olds and older to leave active duty If he files the request a commanding officer would likely recommend discharge to return him to the Detroit Tigers Greenberg conferred with Captain Glenn A Sikes who said he would approve the move if Greenberg files and does not oppose it Greenberg declined comment on yesterday’s reports of a possible immediate release

Fort Custer Mich Hank Greenberg Detroit Tigers Glenn A. Sikes Greenberg Roosevelt Sikes

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