Windsor Actress Alleges Affair With Broker Read
Windsor, a blonde actress from Los Angeles, testifies she believed a romance with Alfred C. Read blossomed after he claimed his wife would divorce. Read admits being a tied man and misses his wife. Windsor says his statements were true as she proceeds with the suit for damages.
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Givne
Marian Read
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Cal
Busian
Read
Illinois
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New York
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Achita Fair Attracts Interest. Directors To Meet Friday
G H Dierlamm manager of the Achita Fair association notes an important directors meeting at Sam Humphries offices Monroe at 4 p.m. Friday. Monroe and West parish residents show strong interest and cooperation is sought to establish the fair. Dierlamm expects a wide variety of displays and plans will be announced as they develop.
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Ge H. Dierlamm
Wuachita Fair Association
Sam Humphries
Monroe
West
Parish
Jerlamm
Baton Rouge Man Volunteers for Sleep Disease Research
Herbert Brown a 27 year old ex soldier from Baton Rouge offers himself as an experimental subject in the fight against sleeping sickness. He says illness from tuberculosis keeps him from work and hopes to aid science by undergoing humane trials in St Louis as encephalitis research expands. He lives with his parents in a Baton Rouge area suburb.
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Baton Rouge
Herbert Brown
Brown
St. Louis
National Legion Chief to Speak on NRA Campaign Air Tonight
Louis Johnson, national commander of the American Legion, will address a nation wide radio audience from New York at 10 30 p m EST on a drive to bring employers under the NRA code by Labor Day The talk titled For a Permanent Armistice aims to create November 11 as a new Armistice Day with the end of oppression More than sixty stations will carry the program and 10745 posts plus 1400000 members will hear the chief impact of the NRA pledge across the legion and auxiliary.
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Louis Johnson
American Legion
Columbia Broadcasting System
New York
Johnson
United States
Legion
NRA
Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Malaria illness hits Florent Hammonds. firemen convention planned
Florent Henry Hammonds, 12, son of Florent and Mrs Hammonds of 605 South Third, is ill with malaria at home. Plans proceed for the state firemen convention in Monroe on September 12–14, Fire Chief Roddy says. The junior class of Gordon Avenue Methodist church staged a puppet show for a fundraiser Thursday. West Monroe Kiwanis hosted a banquet at North Louisiana Experiment Station with Sidney Stewart, station manager, and Dean C Calvert as speaker. The postmaster reports 39 more blue eagles needed to reach 1,000. 961 have signed up so far.
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Florent Henry Hammonds
Florent Hammonds
South Third Street
Monroe
Roddy
Gordon Avenue Methodist Church
West Monroe
Receipts From Meat And Dairy Tax Rise in Louisiana
Baton Rouge reports the meat and dairy products tax will yield about 36000 for the quarter ending June 30 up from 24785 the previous quarter. Dr E P Flower secretary of the state livestock sanitary board attributes the rise to higher product costs and forecasts yearly collections near 120000. Revenue funds tick eradication work in Pointe Coupee Iberville and eastern Ascension parishes barely covering the first eradication zone.
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Baton Rouge
E. P. Flower
State Liverstock Sanitary Board
Pointe Coupee
Iberville
Ascension Parishes
States' rights question dominates bar convention debate
At Grand Rapids, the American Bar Association wrestled with the idea of a federalized police force proposed by Pat Malloy. Attendees balked at abandoning constitutional prerogatives, while Homer Cummings was slated to outline crime fighters plans and Dean Justin Miller pressed adherence to law and courts.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
American Bar Association
Pat Malloy
United States
Malloy
Justin Miller
Duke University Law School
Homer S. Cummings
Cummings
Dean Miller
John J. Parker
Fourth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Parker
Y's Men's Club Meets with Recovery Program Pledge
The Monroe Y's Men's Club held a dinner meeting featuring violinist Miss Eileen MacKinnon and pianist Miss Florence Ziegler. The group unanimously pledged to support the national recovery program. Visitor H. B. Durkee of New Orleans spoke, Leon Hammonds organized the program, and William Leber will arrange next week's gathering.
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Eileen MacKinnon
William Leber
Reverend Holloway Returns From Vacation at First Presbyterian
Reverend Ernest D. Holloway and Mrs. Holloway have completed a month long vacation in Mississippi and Missouri and returned home on Wednesday. He will lead both morning and evening services this Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church with a special choir program in the morning led by Leon Hammonds.
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Ernest D. Holloway
First Presbyterian Church
Holloway
Mississippi
Missouri
Presbyterian
Leon Hammonds
City to observe Labor Day holiday next Monday
The day will close city stores and banks while courts and post offices suspend operations. Mail will be delivered to lock boxes and sent on trains and by air. The Monroe Trades Labor Council plans a downtown parade with unions and NRA affiliated employers encouraged to enter floats. Committee chair C. B. Atkinson and members Alvin Hendry C. C. Blanchard W. S. Adcock coordinate plans.
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Chamber of Commerce
Trades Labor Council
Monroe
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