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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1940
Page
4
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Des Moines and New York reports say Henry A. Wallace formally accepted the Democratic vice presidential nomination, pledging a continued fight against Hitlerism. President Roosevelt praised the Wallace start while planning Labor Day addresses on national park and dam dedications.
A local notice stating that the sender wishes to inform their many friends and customers of an upcoming communication or change. It indicates outreach to the public without detailing specifics, inviting attention or engagement from the community.
Robert E Paine 81 veteran newspaperman died in San Francisco. Edward M Kindle 72 chief paleontologist of Dominion Geological Survey retired in 1938. William A Pusey 74 dermatologist and AMA president in 1924. Hans ford K Caldwell named to Lincoln Parish Tenant Purchase Advisory committee serving three years with S E Wise and E G Carroll. committee reviews tenant purchase loan eligibility and farm selections.
Aug 30 New Orleans reports D L Simon chief enforcement officer of the department of conservation announces wardens may not sell or collect licenses. Fishermen and hunters must carry valid licenses or permits. Changes include 60 plus exemptions, permit in lieu of license, and buffalo fish size cut from 20 to 16 inches.
Ernest Roberts returns as Tulsa city dog catcher after pledging Police Chief Ralph Colvin he would confine actions to dog catching. He was suspended for arresting five people for drunkenness without authority.
Conservation Commissioner B. A. Hartley announced a hearing in New Orleans on September 18 to gather evidence on market demand for Louisiana oil and gas. The evidence will inform allowables for the October and November two month period.
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